Enot

Russian digital-goods aggregator — RU cards and SBP with a mass-payout API.

Enot is a Russian payment aggregator for selling digital goods and services online, publicly active since early 2020 and linked by registry data to Kazan-based OOO Innovatsionnye Sistemy; it is not a licensed bank and processes through partner banks. It accepts Russian cards, SBP and e-wallets and pays merchants out to cards or SBP including a mass-payout API, with self-reported fees from 1% on acceptance and from 2% on withdrawal. As of August 2026 the service is alive and actively promoted, but it went through documented payout delays in 2025 — its own June 2026 statements acknowledge that some clients faced payment delays due to partner-bank and infrastructure problems, and claim full recovery. Reputation is polarized: Trustpilot shows 2.5/5 with the page closed for new reviews, while forum history since 2020 includes complaints about unexplained moderation rejections and account blocks. Self-reported scale: 10,000+ connected services and about 100,000 transactions per day.

For SMM businesses: Historically one of the default RU aggregators for SMM panels and digital-goods shops (WHMCS module, RUB cards/SBP, easy onboarding, tolerant of gray digital niches). Still workable in 2026 for RUB acceptance, but counterparty risk is high: opaque moderation, account blocks and the 2025 payout delays the service itself admitted — keep balances minimal and withdraw often.