Amazon's Payment Service Provider Program limits the types of accounts that we accept for the disbursement of KDP royalties and enhances our ability to detect, prevent, and take actions against potential bad actors. The information below is applicable to KDP authors who are eligible to use a Payment Service Provider (PSP). For details on the Payment Service Provider Program, who is eligible to use a PSP, and how to switch to an eligible bank account, visit Payment Service Provider Program FAQ.

Participating PSPs

If you're eligible to use a PSP and are currently using a PSP from the list of participating PSPs below or a deposit-taking bank to receive your royalty payments, no action is required.

• Airwallex
• Allinpay
• Aspire
• Baofu
• Bank of Hangzhou
• Bank of Ningbo
• Berkerlin
• BRISKPE
• China CITIC Bank
• CoGoLinks
• Currenxie
• Coralglobal
• Corpay
• Ebury
• Fortunetech
• Geewallet
• Glofortune Company Limited
• GPS Capital Markets
• Huifu
• Infinia
• iPaylinks
• JD Fintech
• Lakala Payment
• LianLian Global
• Linklogis
• Netease Global Pay
• OFX
• Onerway
• OTT Pay HK
• Pagsmile
• Payability
• PayGlocal
• PayKKa
• Payoneer
• Photon Dance
• PingPong
• PingAn Pay
• Razorpay
• SellersFi
• Skydo
• Skyee
• Storfund
• Sunrate
• Tazapay
• TransferEasy
• Transfermate
• Tenpay Global
• Unlimit
• Whalet
• Wise
• Windpayer
• WorldFirst
• Zhejiang Chouzhou Commercial Bank
• Zhejiang Rural Commercial United Bank
• Zhejiang Tailong Commercial Bank
• Zyla

If you're using a PSP that is not on the list above, switch to a participating PSP or use a deposit-taking bank as soon as possible to avoid impact to your royalties and publishing experience on KDP. If you want to use a PSP that is currently not participating in Amazon's Payment Service Provider Program, you may contact the PSP directly to find out about their plan to enroll.

Payment Service Provider Program Details

Amazon shares with Participating PSPs the PSP account number you provided to us and the minimum amount of information about your KDP account that is necessary to verify that your bank account is issued by a Participating PSP, and to protect against fraud and abuse. Participating PSPs may also share with Amazon information about your identity and your PSP account. If your KDP account is deactivated or terminated due to abuse, fraud, or illegal activity, Amazon may receive additional information about your PSP account, including limited transaction information. Amazon only uses information provided by Participating PSPs to identify and take actions against individuals who engage in abuse, fraud, or other illegal activity. For more information about how Amazon handles your personal information, go to our Privacy Notice.