Individuals
Local access. Clear earnings.
If you live in a market with mature payment and banking rails, FlexiPartners can match you with operators who need that access—and pay you a defined 5% share of relevant revenue.
Setup path
What you open — step by step
A visual map of the accounts individuals typically set up so a matched business can operate in your market.
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Get matched
Join FlexiPartners and connect with a vetted business that needs rails in your country.
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Open payment processors
Create accounts in your name with the processors that fit your corridor and eligibility.
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Open a local bank account
Link a personal or business bank account in your country for processor payouts and settlements.
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Open a crypto / exchange account
Set up MoonPay or another exchange so funds can move across borders with fewer banking fees.
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Operate & earn 5%
Business runs on the rails you opened. You reconcile volumes, keep your 5%, and settle the rest.
You 5% Business 95%
Providers and exact products vary by country and personal eligibility. You always complete KYC under your own name and stay responsible for each provider’s terms.
Earnings calculator
See what 5% could look like
Average matched businesses process about £300 per day. Adjust the volume to preview your share.
Business keeps £285/day · £104,025/year
Join as an individualIllustrative only. Based on 5% of gross daily volume before processor fees, chargebacks, or tax.
What you bring
You are not asked to invent a product or run marketing. Your contribution is local presence and the ability to open—and responsibly maintain—payment and banking relationships in your own name.
Businesses in the Balkans and many emerging markets often cannot pass processor residency checks or open local bank accounts abroad. You can. FlexiPartners introduces you to operators who need that corridor and structures a partnership around transparent reporting and a fixed split.
Typical openings
Depending on your country and eligibility with each provider, partners may open Stripe, Square, or comparable processors, plus local bank accounts used for settlement and payouts.
Time commitment
Front-loaded during onboarding and account setup. Ongoing: monitoring provider dashboards, sharing statements, coordinating payouts, and staying responsive to compliance requests. This is a partnership, not a passive listing.
Quick FAQ
Do I need a company to join as an individual?
Not necessarily. Many partners participate as individuals using personal eligibility with processors and banks. Some later form entities for tax or operational reasons—that is your choice with your advisors.
How much time does this take each week?
After setup, many partnerships need a few focused hours per week for reporting, payouts, and provider messages. Busy periods (disputes, reviews) may require more attention.
Can I work with more than one business?
Sometimes, depending on provider rules, your capacity, and risk concentration. We discuss limits openly during matching.
Is this legal?
Participants must follow local laws and provider terms. FlexiPartners facilitates introductions and frameworks; we do not authorize anyone to misrepresent activity to banks or processors. When in doubt, seek independent legal advice.
Benefits for individual partners
Designed for people who want structured upside without becoming co-founders.
Defined economics
Five percent is simple to communicate and reconcile. You know what success looks like before you commit.
Matched introductions
We screen for commercial fit, corridor demand, and communication quality—so you are not cold-responding to random DMs.
Operate in your name, with clarity
Accounts are opened under your identity, which providers expect. Partnership agreements and reporting norms keep roles explicit between you and the business.
Settlement options
Many partners use MoonPay or other exchanges to move value across borders after processor payouts, reducing some traditional banking friction when both sides agree.
Corridor focus
Demand is concentrated: EU, UK, USA, Canada, and Australia rails serving Balkan and emerging-market operators.
Trust, compliance, and risk awareness
Opening financial accounts in your name is a serious responsibility. FlexiPartners expects partners to treat provider terms, identity verification, and reporting as non-negotiable.
What we emphasize
- Identity verification: You complete KYC/KYB processes required by banks and processors honestly and in your own capacity.
- Transparent reporting: Volumes, fees, chargebacks, and the 5% / 95% split should be visible to both partners on an agreed cadence.
- Provider terms: You remain accountable to Stripe, Square, your bank, and any exchange you use. Misuse can close accounts and create personal liability.
- Local law: Tax, disclosure, and commercial rules differ by country. You should obtain your own advice; we do not replace counsel.
Eligibility snapshot
Strong candidates typically: reside in an access market; can pass standard identity checks; communicate reliably; and prefer documented partnerships over informal cash arrangements. Prior experience with processors is helpful but not always required.
How payouts work
Exact mechanics are agreed per partnership, but the pattern is consistent.
Revenue lands locally
Customer payments settle into processors and/or bank accounts you opened in the access market.
Reconcile the split
Both sides review period totals. Your 5% and the business’s 95% are calculated after agreed fees where applicable.
Transfer value
Funds move according to the partnership plan—often via MoonPay or similar exchanges—so each party receives their share efficiently.
Join as an individual
Share your country, capacity, and experience. If there is a fit, we will reach out about matching.