Trust Score The one score of this catalog, 0–100, same open formula for every listing. Panels: domain age 35 · openness 35 (public prices 14, open order counter 14, verified owner 7) · reviews on smm.guide 15 · reviews across the web 15. Missing reviews sit at the neutral middle — unknown is not bad. Closed openness earns zero: those points are in the owner's own hands. Automated scanners are not counted at all. — open formula, same for every listing, never for sale
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Merchants advise against the service over picky moderation: a legitimate physical-goods seller was rejected with a vague security-service notice, another reports an account silently deactivated without explanation.
“не рекомендую, так же как и enot, очень уж привиредливые”
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About AnyPay
Russia/CIS aggregator bundling cards, SBP, wallets and 10 cryptocurrencies for sites and Telegram bots.
AnyPay is a Russia/CIS-oriented payment aggregator for accepting online payments on websites and in Telegram bots, operating since 2017 according to its own site. It aggregates roughly 20 payment methods — bank cards, SBP, YooMoney, WebMoney, Volet, Apple/Google/Samsung Pay, mobile billing, cash and 10 cryptocurrencies — with pricing supported in 11 currencies. Published commissions start at 2% for e-wallets and 3% for cards, with individual terms above $10,000 monthly turnover; the platform provides an API, hosted checkout, CMS modules and mass payouts in RUB. The operating legal entity is not named in the public offer and the domain is privacy-protected, placing it in the lightly regulated aggregator segment serving digital-goods merchants. No Trustpilot profile exists and mainstream review coverage is thin; available merchant feedback comes chiefly from webmaster forums and is mixed-to-negative, centering on selective onboarding and account deactivations.
For SMM businesses: Profile matches SMM-panel economics: low-ticket digital services, RU/CIS payer base, card+SBP+crypto mix and Telegram-bot payments. However moderation is selective — forum reports describe rejected legitimate merchants and silently deactivated accounts, and the undisclosed operating entity is an added counterparty risk.
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