D24’s gateway offers tailored payment solutions for Chile, anti-fraud tools, and top stability to grow your business seamlessly.
We present our new Direct Bank Transfer solution, designed to revolutionize payments in the Chilean market. Tailored for e-commerce and growing businesses, this tool offers an efficient, secure, and cost-optimized payment and withdrawal experience (pay-ins and payouts).
Allow your customers to pay via their online or mobile banking apps
Accept Payments from the leading card providers in the region
Let your customers pay in the nearest cash location available
Accept payment with to create a user-friendly experience for your customers
For payins and payouts, we offer direct bank transfer with all the main banks in Chile: Scotiabank, Santander, Banco de Chile, Banco Estado, Banco Falabella, Banco Security
Document exists / PEPs / Prevent Underage users / Sanction screening against government databases / Name similarity check algorithms
3DS Solutions / Machine Learning Models to detect risky payments / Country validations by IP
Chile has one of the most stable economies in Latin America, characterized by low public debt (around 40% of GDP) and a sound fiscal policy. This provides a predictable business environment.
Investors benefit from legal certainty, ensured entry to the formal exchange market and protection of property ownership.
Chile has established numerous free trade agreements with leading international markets, including the United States, European Union, and China. These deals promote easier access to global markets and mitigate trade restrictions.
The country's abundant natural resources, including solar and wind, make it an ideal location for renewable energy projects.
The political environment can be volatile, with ongoing debates about reforms in areas such as taxation, labor, and social policies. These uncertainties can affect business confidence and investment decisions.
Chile’s economy is dependent on the export of commodities, particularly copper. Fluctuations in global commodity prices can significantly impact economic stability and growth.
Chile faces significant challenges related to income inequality, which remains high despite various economic advancements.
