Lopay Revolutionizes Payment Processing for Small Businesses with Lower Fees and Instant Payouts
June 12th, 2025 8:28 PM
By: Newsworthy Staff
Lopay, a UK-based payment platform, is transforming the payment processing industry by offering significantly lower transaction fees and instant payouts, addressing a critical pain point for small businesses globally.

The payment processing industry has long been dominated by high fees and delayed payouts, a challenge that small businesses, especially those in the hospitality sector, have struggled with. Richard Carter, co-founder and CEO of Lopay, identified this issue during the COVID-19 pandemic and launched Lopay in 2022 to offer a solution. With transaction fees as low as 0.79% in the UK and 1.99% plus 10 cents in the US, Lopay is setting a new standard for affordability and efficiency in payment processing.
What sets Lopay apart is not just its competitive pricing but also its commitment to instant payouts and the introduction of a free Expense & Rewards Card. This innovative approach allows businesses to offset processing fees entirely, effectively enabling net-free payment processing. Such features are particularly impactful in today's economic climate, where small businesses face pressures from inflation and global trade tensions.
Lopay's expansion into the US market is timely, given the country's vibrant ecosystem of independent businesses and entrepreneurs. The platform's ability to turn any smartphone into a payment terminal aligns perfectly with the needs of modern entrepreneurs, from Etsy sellers to food truck operators. By leveraging partnerships with established players like Stripe, Lopay ensures reliability and scalability, further distinguishing itself from competitors.
The implications of Lopay's model are profound. By reducing the cost and complexity of payment processing, Lopay not only enhances the profitability of small businesses but also supports their growth and resilience. As the company continues to innovate and expand, its focus on putting small businesses first could redefine the future of digital payments, making financial operations more accessible and equitable for entrepreneurs worldwide.
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