Turn global learners into paying students

Coda’s payment infrastructure is highly compatible with e-learning and SaaS subscriptions. Coda offers flexible, API-based integration options that allow you to connect its payment engine directly to your existing website, user database, and backend systems.

Yes. Coda’s network of over 400 payment channels includes robust support for cash-at-retail, over-the-counter (OTC), and convenience store payments.

This enables students without bank accounts in emerging markets to pay securely using physical retail locations, such as 7-Elevent, Alfamart, Indomaret, and OXXO.

To mitigate failed recurring payments and drop-offs, Coda provides comprehensive recovery management features. This includes tools like smart retries, customizable retry policies, and collection management workflows designed to maximize successful payment authorizations and keep your subscriptions active.

Coda as a Merchant of Record (MoR) handles tax, legal, and regulatory complexities when scaling globally.

As the MoR, Coda assumes responsibility for tax calculation and remittance (e.g. VAT/GST), global regulatory compliance, chargebacks, and customer support, and fraud prevention. This allows your platform to expand across borders instantly without needing to set up local business entities.

Yes. You can launch Coda Webstores that support localized pricing, allowing your users to transact in their native currencies and receive targeted offers based on user segments.

Coda maintains the highest enterprise-grade security standards to protect your users. Our platform is PCI-DSS level 1 certified, the highest level of adherence for securely handling cardholder data.

Yes, you can. Coda unlocks access to over 400 local payment methods including an extensive Alternative Payment Methods (APM) network that includes popular regional BNPL providers such as Kredivo in Indonesia.

As an MoR, Coda completely simplifies cross-border complexities. For example, a user purchases your courses, Coda collects the payments in their local currency, consolidates them by country, and manages FX conversions.