MassPay for affiliate payouts
MassPay targets affiliate networks, performance marketing agencies and influencer platforms, with instant payouts once an affiliate reaches the threshold. Affiliates are paid in their own currency on an automatic schedule, with detailed reports for both sides. It also courts gaming, direct selling and marketplaces.
How MassPay delivers payouts
One integration connects a business to local payout methods in 180 countries: bank transfer, mobile wallet, cash pickup, stablecoins and real-time payments. MassPay picks the fastest, most reliable and cheapest route for each payout. Its coverage page lists 80+ currencies and also claims 200+ countries.
KYC, KYB, anti-money laundering and sanctions screening run inside the payout flow. Every payout is validated before it leaves, and payees get live support that MassPay says answers in under ten minutes.
Payments MassPay prohibits
MassPay’s prohibited payments list names illegal acts, drugs and alcohol, forex, payday loans, tobacco, counterfeits and weapons, and ends with any category MassPay chooses to prohibit.
MassPay pricing
MassPay publishes no payout pricing: the price is set in a custom services agreement. It says failed payouts cost nothing and that there is no lock-in.
MassPay inactivity fees
A client account with no withdrawal for 90 days can be charged up to $500 a month in maintenance fees, after an email notice. A payee account with no activity for 90 days can be charged up to $9.99 a month. After a year with no movement or contact, the account is treated as abandoned and the funds are turned over to the relevant state.
Who runs MassPay
MassPay Holdings LLC is a Delaware company with offices in Las Vegas, and says it is neither a bank nor a money transmitter. Transfers go through its subsidiary Massive Commerce Ltd in Vancouver or through partners, including banks it does not name. The service is for businesses and non-profits only, and the terms also bar individual consumers as payees. MassPay claims PCI DSS Level 1 and SOC 2 Type 2.
Strengths and limitations of MassPay
Strengths
- Local payout methods in 180 countries.
- Stablecoin payouts.
- No fee on failed payouts.
- No lock-in.
Limitations
- No published pricing.
- Inactivity fees up to $500 a month.
- No named partner bank.
MassPay vs Paxum and Yoursafe
Paxum already pays affiliates and models across the adult industry, publishes its fees and charges $1.00 for a business account transfer, but bans cryptocurrency. Yoursafe, the Dutch institution behind Verotel, pays models into Yoursafe Talent accounts. A program that needs stablecoins or cash pickup looks at MassPay, an adult program that wants known fees stays with Paxum.
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