# Recurrente > Take your business to the next level. Recurrente is a digital payments company serving businesses in Guatemala. It offers card acceptance, payment links, subscription billing, and stablecoin payments with settlement to bank accounts. Recurrente is a digital payments company that provides infrastructure for businesses and individuals in Guatemala and the wider Central American region. It is a payments-sector company that enables merchants to accept card payments through physical terminals or mobile devices, generate shareable payment links, build online stores with product catalogs, and automate recurring subscription billing. The platform addresses the difficulty smaller Central American merchants face in accepting modern digital payments by combining several payment channels into one account. Alongside card and bank transfer processing, it supports transactions in stablecoins pegged to the US dollar and a tokenized commodity, letting merchants receive value digitally and convert it to local currency. Funds from card transactions typically settle to a linked bank account within about a day. Its offering spans payment links, an online store builder, point-of-sale hardware and mobile-as-POS tools, and subscription automation, used by small businesses, individual sellers, and larger merchants across the region. Recurrente also supports developers through an API for integrating payments into third-party platforms. It serves a growing base of merchants across Guatemala and neighboring markets. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/recurrente ## Products - [Recurrente](https://thegrid.id/profiles/recurrente): Recurrente is a payment processing platform that lets businesses in Guatemala accept card payments, bank transfers, and stablecoin payments through a single dashboard. It provides physical and mobile point-of-sale acceptance, shareable payment links, an online store builder, and automated subscription billing, alongside virtual bank accounts and inbound transfers from the United States, Mexico, and Europe. Users can also buy, sell, and accept payment in dollar-pegged stablecoins and tokenized gold, with funds settled to local bank accounts. The platform serves merchants, freelancers, and service businesses seeking card, transfer, and digital-asset payment acceptance in one system. 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