Recurring & Subscription Payments Across India, the US & Global Markets

TransactBridge operates as your Merchant of Record for subscription payments across India, the US, and global markets. A Merchant of Record is the legal entity that sells on your behalf, taking on payment processing, tax collection, and compliance liability for every transaction, so you can charge customers in multiple countries without registering a local entity or managing tax filings yourself.

Yes, TransactBridge supports both UPI Autopay and US ACH for subscription payments. UPI Autopay handles India-based recurring mandates and ACH bank-debit billing covers US customers, alongside cards, wallets, and netbanking, all from a single subscription engine.

TransactBridge automates GST and US sales tax within the same subscription payment system. GST calculation and invoicing apply to Indian customers, US sales tax compliance applies to American customers, and subscription invoices stay compliant in both markets without manual tax handling on your end.

Yes, one TransactBridge setup handles subscription payments for customers in India, the US, and global markets simultaneously. Local payment methods, tax treatment, and invoicing are handled per market, under a single contract and integration.

Most companies go live on TransactBridge in 1–2 weeks. Using developer-friendly REST APIs, webhooks, and a sandbox environment, one integration covers subscription payments for India, US, and global markets, so you don't repeat the setup process market by market.

TransactBridge supports fixed, metered, usage-based, and hybrid subscription billing models. Custom plan cycles, trials, proration, and one-time add-ons can be configured uniformly across India, the US, and global markets, or tailored per market as your pricing strategy requires.

TransactBridge is built for SaaS, OTT, EdTech, D2C, AI tools, and creator-economy businesses. Any business collecting subscription or recurring revenue across India, the US, and global markets can run compliant billing from one Merchant of Record platform.

A subscription payment is a charge a business collects automatically from a customer on a fixed schedule – weekly, monthly, or annually – in exchange for continued access to a product or service. TransactBridge processes subscription payments across India, the US, and global markets from one platform, handling mandate setup, retries, and tax compliance so each charge goes through the same way every cycle.

Subscription payments work by capturing a customer's payment authorization once – a UPI mandate, an ACH authorization, or a saved card – and charging that authorization automatically at each billing interval. TransactBridge manages the full subscription payment lifecycle: initial authorization, recurring charges, plan changes, and cancellations, without requiring the customer to re-enter payment details every cycle.

Yes, UPI Autopay is one of the subscription payment methods Transact Bridge supports for Indian customers, alongside ACH for the US and cards, wallets, and netbanking globally. It lets a customer authorize a merchant to debit their bank account on a recurring schedule through a one-time mandate set up in their UPI app, and TransactBridge's payment solution processes each subsequent charge automatically under the mandate rules governing UPI Autopay.

ACH subscription billing is the use of the US Automated Clearing House network to automatically debit a customer's bank account on a recurring schedule, instead of charging a card. TransactBridge supports ACH subscription billing as a lower-cost, high-reliability alternative to card billing for US customers, run through the same subscription payment engine used for India and global markets.

Yes, TransactBridge lets SaaS companies collect subscription payments in India, the US, and global markets under a single Merchant of Record contract, without registering a local entity in each country. Billing, tax handling, and payment method localization are managed per market from one integration.

Foreign companies can accept UPI payments in India by working with a Merchant of Record like TransactBridge, which is already registered and compliant to process UPI transactions on their behalf, removing the need for the foreign company to set up a local Indian entity or separately register with NPCI-authorized banks.

A subscription payment platform manages billing logic – plans, cycles, invoicing – but still requires the business to hold its own merchant account, handle tax compliance, and carry payment liability in every market it sells in. A Merchant of Record like TransactBridge does both: it runs the subscription payment engine and legally sells on the business's behalf, taking on tax collection, compliance, and payment liability across every market.

Global companies typically collect subscription revenue across multiple countries either by setting up local entities and payment integrations market-by-market, or by routing all markets through a single Merchant of Record. TransactBridge takes the second approach – one contract and one integration covers subscription payments, tax compliance, and local payment methods across India, the US, and global markets simultaneously.

TransactBridge supports both models on one platform: prepaid subscriptions collect payment before each billing period (common for OTT and SaaS), while postpaid subscriptions bill after usage or a defined billing period (common for cloud and utility services).

Yes, TransactBridge supports configurable trial periods, with or without an upfront payment method, so billing only begins once the trial converts to a paid subscription.

TransactBridge processes plan changes with automatic day-based proration, crediting any unused balance from a downgrade or charging only the remaining period on an upgrade, without creating a new subscription.

Yes, TransactBridge allows subscriptions to be paused for reasons like payment issues, seasonal gaps, or customer request, and resumed at any time, with proration applied so customers are billed only for active periods.