Collect in local currency, offer installments and support travelers from choosing a service to confirming their payment.
Payment approval
in Colombia
Payment approval
in Chile
Results from a real travel assistance operation. Explore the case
Charging in local currency and offering familiar payment methods helps bridge the final step between choosing a service and buying it.
For an assistance company, choosing a coverage plan is not yet a sale. If a customer reaches checkout but cannot pay, that purchase intent may be lost. Agencies and operators face the same challenge after quoting an itinerary or selecting an experience.
The payment experience needs to match how you sell: a direct purchase on your website or a quote followed up by an advisor. Define the billing currency and methods for each market, and offer financing where available. Add countries and payment options based on your travelers' needs.
Explore local payment methods ↗The need to collect payments is shared. The sales moment, the information associated with payment and the customer relationship vary by business.
Customers choose coverage, set travel dates and may add companions. Payment completes that decision. A website checkout or a link sent by an advisor brings payment to the channel where the sale is closing. Local currency and installments add options for paying for the selected plan.
See an industry example ↓A quote may start on the website and continue with an advisor. Payment links bring payment into that conversation, while a checkout serves online sales. Start by defining your travelers' countries, the sales currency and the methods they need to use.
Let's discuss your operation ↓Your customer may buy online or finalize a proposal with an advisor. Choose a journey to explore how Rebill supports that moment.
Integrate checkout into your website and offer an experience that adapts to the customer's country, language, currency and available methods.
In travel: a customer chooses coverage and proceeds to payment on your website.
Explore checkout ↗The purchase begins on your website.
Checkout with options available for the customer's market.
Your operation receives notification of the result.
Illustrative journeys based on Rebill capabilities. Payment methods and financing depend on availability and configuration in each market.
A travel assistance company that adopted local payments, installments and a regional operation with Rebill.
Assist 365 reports payment approval of 98% in Colombia and 93% in Chile. For its team, these results mean completing purchases that could otherwise be lost at checkout.
These are two market-specific results, not a regional average. The case does not publish a comparable previous rate, so the figures show the level achieved, not a percentage improvement over another provider.
Watch payment approval · 0:54Client results. The case does not specify the period or sample size.
At Assist 365, 20% of travelers choose 6 or 12 installments. Financed purchases have an average order value approximately 20% higher.
The team links this to two specific decisions: choosing higher-value coverage or adding family members. Financing expands travelers' options by spreading the cost of their purchase.
Businesses should track these measures separately: how many buyers use installments and how the value of those purchases changes. They are different metrics and do not imply an equivalent increase across all sales.
Assist 365 data. No breakdown between 6 and 12 installments is published.
Assist 365 describes an operation that collects in local currency and consolidates funds from different countries in a global US dollar account.
Travelers and finance teams face different challenges. Customers want a familiar way to pay; finance teams need to understand what was collected, how much processing cost and how funds from each market are brought together.
In the testimonial, Assist 365 highlights visibility into the amount, fee and cost of each transaction. This helps the team look beyond payment confirmation and understand the operational impact.
Watch local currency, dollars and visibility · 1:33Local currency and options for their market.
Amount, fee and cost for each transaction.
Funds from different countries in a global USD account.
Assist 365 started with one method and one country, expanding after validating its payment operation.
Started with local bank transfers.
Extended the payment flow to a second market.
Added cards and then financing.
The team reports that initial integration took one to two weeks. With that foundation in place, launching Mexico took hours. This is Assist 365's experience; timelines for other operations depend on scope and requirements.
A three-minute look at their payments, financing and expansion in Latin America.
Choose the market your travelers pay from and review its payment options. Currency, methods and financing must be defined per country; they do not transfer automatically from one market to another.
Payment methods, installments and conditions are subject to market availability.
An operational guide for businesses collecting payments from abroad, with travel assistance examples.
Read the guide ↗Answers to your questions about travel and tourism payments.
Options vary by country. We can assess cards, local methods, installments and payment links based on your markets and operation.
The Assist 365 case shows a regional operation with local payments, installments and transaction visibility. It is a starting point for assessing your company's needs.
Rebill offers checkout and payment links. The team can help you define how to use these capabilities across your sales channels.
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