



Yes, especially if your focus is online payments rather than card machines. Paypercut is built specifically for online-first European merchants, with a full checkout suite, BNPL aggregation, multi-currency support, and pay-as-you-go pricing. Teya focuses on in-person terminals for UK businesses; its online payment features are more limited and some are still in development.
Paypercut offers BNPL aggregation for online transactions, embedded checkout, an existing suite of e-commerce plugins (WooCommerce, Shopify, OpenCart, PrestaShop, Magento, MerchantPro), native support for 29+ European countries with local currencies, no monthly minimum fees, and a sandbox environment to test before going live.
No. Paypercut routes payouts directly to your existing business bank account. There is no requirement to open or maintain a new account.
Paypercut charges a simple transaction fee — 1.29% + €0.10 for EEA consumer Visa/Mastercard cards, and 2.69% + €0.10 for all other cards — with no activation fees, no monthly fees, no support fees, and no minimum turnover thresholds. Teya's pricing is structured around membership plan tiers and card machine hardware, with a £29.99 monthly fee applying when card turnover falls below £2,500.
Yes. Paypercut consolidates online checkout, BNPL, payment links, QR codes, recurring billing, and split payments into one platform. You don't need a separate gateway, a separate BNPL contract, or a separate invoicing tool.
Yes. Paypercut is built for SMBs across Europe. With no monthly minimums and fully digital onboarding, you can start small and scale to new markets without rebuilding your payment setup.