Speedway trust & transparency
Speedway uses specialist third-party payment, banking and financial infrastructure. The provider used for a particular transaction or service can vary by market, currency, product, merchant, legal entity and provider approval.
International payments
International payment processing and direct Speedway billing.
Stripe is Speedway's primary lane for eligible direct Speedway billing and approved international first-party payment use cases, including subscription and hosted-checkout flows. Availability remains capability- and account-approval driven.
Financial infrastructure
Treasury, collections, payouts, FX, cards and approved embedded-finance capabilities.
Aspire is treated as a financial-infrastructure provider rather than a silent replacement for a Stripe payment flow. The exact services available depend on Speedway's approved account and capability scope.
Corporate banking
Corporate banking services for Speedway's Hong Kong operations.
DBS Bank in Hong Kong forms part of Speedway's corporate banking infrastructure. Customer or merchant payment processing may still be handled by a separate approved payment processor.
Planned local payments
Planned local payment processing for eligible Indonesia / IDR services.
Xendit is being incorporated into Speedway's local-payment strategy for eligible Indonesian payment methods and settlement flows. Public availability is subject to rollout, merchant scope, compliance and runtime readiness.
Speedway applications remain provider-neutral at the customer experience layer. Where a third-party provider is used, payment credentials are collected or tokenised through approved provider flows and payment status is confirmed through Speedway's server-side payment authority. A provider shown on this page may not be available for every Speedway product, merchant or country.
Independent merchants may also have their own approved acquiring relationship or connected account. Speedway-owned businesses may use a Speedway-controlled provider account only where the relevant provider has approved the account, goods or services, jurisdiction and payment capability.
Payment and financial-service relationships can change as Speedway enters new markets, adds payment methods or completes provider onboarding. A provider name here describes its intended or approved role in the Speedway ecosystem; it does not by itself mean every capability is technically active.
Where a service is marked planned, Speedway will not present it as available to customers until the required commercial, compliance, credential, webhook, settlement and runtime-readiness checks have passed.