EBANX and Eneba have expanded their partnership to eight countries in Latin America.
In the first ten months of 2026, Eneba’s payment volume handled by EBANX rose 138% from a year earlier.
EBANX is a payments firm that serves emerging markets. Eneba runs a global online marketplace for video games.
The two firms began working together in 2023. They started in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia. Argentina was added a year later.
Since 2023, Eneba has paired cards with local options in each market. Customers can use digital wallets such as Mercado Pago and Nequi in Colombia.
They can also make instant transfers through Pix in Brazil and SPEI in Mexico. For those who prefer cash, Eneba offers Boleto Bancário in Brazil, OXXO Pay in Mexico and PagoEfectivo in Peru.
Pix, Nequi and Mercado Pago are among the methods Eneba’s customers use most, the companies said. In 2026, use of Pix, Nequi and SPEI on Eneba grew at a steady pace.
Citing the World Bank, the companies said about one in four adults in the region has a credit card. Yet 51% have made a digital payment. Ten years ago, that share stood at 34%.
“EBANX has been a strong partner in supporting our growth across Latin America. Their consistent performance and extensive coverage of local payment methods have helped us reflect consumer preferences in each market,”
said Mantas Eitutis, Head of Payments and Fraud at Eneba.
“There is no single payment playbook for Latin America. For global merchants, scaling across the region means understanding the differences and adapting the checkout to how consumers already pay,”
said James Booth, VP Commercial at EBANX.
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