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Southeast Asia is more fragmented than Latin America, and the same aggregator can go very different depths in different countries. Judging a Southeast Asian aggregator means asking which methods work in each country, where settlement lands, and how refunds flow, not how many countries are listed. This guide breaks down lead methods, coverage points, common breakpoints and how to verify them, then clears up four misreadings.
Poland is the textbook case where local methods beat international cards: buyers expect to be redirected to their own bank page for a transfer, or to confirm with a one-time BLIK code inside their mobile banking app. These methods are redirect-based and asynchronous, so the order state machine must hold a state where the buyer has left but no result has come back. This guide covers positioning, onboarding, integration, cost, division of work and clarifications.