Anyway is a Merchant of Record (MoR) service platform positioned as "global revenue, built for humans and agents." Its core purpose is to help sellers sell products globally with a single payment link, with Anyway taking on the MoR role in transactions and handling tax, compliance, billing, and settlement, so sellers do not have to manage regional payment infrastructure and tax filing themselves.
Main capabilities:
- Merchant of Record service: Anyway is the merchant of record for each transaction, responsible for calculating, collecting, and filing taxes in the buyer's location, and providing a compliant invoice for each order.
- Global tax automation, compliance, and invoicing: Covers the calculation, collection, and filing of sales tax, value-added tax (VAT), and goods and services tax (GST).
- Net settlement: After deducting taxes and Anyway fees, net income is paid directly to the seller's bank account, with no need for per-transaction reconciliation or filing.
- Payment links and checkout: One product corresponds to one link and one hosted checkout page, which can be placed on a website, in a README, or in a private message, allowing global sales to begin without integration.
- Billing and subscriptions: Supports one-time payments and recurring subscriptions (weekly, monthly, or yearly), with invoices, receipts, and renewals handled automatically.
- Agent-facing checkout: Products can be discovered and purchased by AI agents; when an agent shops on behalf of a user, it checks out through the same link, creating a sales channel that "never sleeps."
How to use: According to the official text, sellers only need to create a payment link and place it on channels such as a website, README, or private message to start selling, with no integration required. The platform is priced per transaction and includes all MoR services; the official statement says there are no monthly fees, no setup fees, and no unexpected fees.
Use cases: Suitable for individuals or teams that want to sell products globally but do not want to handle multi-region payment infrastructure, tax compliance, invoicing, and subscription management themselves. It is also suitable for product sellers who want AI agents to be able to discover products and complete purchases on behalf of users.
Funding information: The official text mentions that Anyway received a multimillion-dollar investment from Sky9 Capital to build AI payment infrastructure.
Limitations or other information: The official materials do not provide specific fee amounts, supported payment methods, supported currencies, settlement cycles, refund policies, applicable country or regional restrictions, or the platform's specific technical integration details. This information is not currently provided.
