Compare 8 Merchant Banking Apps: Individual vs Corporate Eligibility
Compare registration eligibility for eight merchant banking applications supported by Connect Hub, including individual and corporate applicants, official bank references, and important considerations before applying.
Before applying for a merchant banking application, merchants should check whether the bank accepts individual applicants, registered legal entities, or both. Eligibility, required documents, bank account types, and registration procedures may differ. **Individual applicants** Individual merchants apply in their own name and must meet the bank's account ownership and eligibility requirements. **Corporate applicants** Registered legal entities, including limited companies and registered partnerships, may be required to provide a business bank account, company registration documents, and authorized signatory information. **Connect Hub compatibility** Connect Hub Merchant Manager processes supported merchant banking application notifications for audible payment announcements and related merchant automation. However, eligibility to register with a bank does not automatically establish compatibility with every account configuration or notification format in Connect Hub. **Important information** This page provides general registration guidance, not a guarantee of bank approval. Merchants should verify current requirements directly with each bank before applying.
Compare registration eligibility across 8 apps
Mae Manee (SCB)
Individual: Eligible
Corporate: Eligible
Separate application guidance is provided for each applicant category
K SHOP (Kasikornbank)
Individual: Eligible
Corporate: Eligible
Check the bank's registration procedures and document requirements
Tung Ngern (Krungthai)
Individual: Eligible
Corporate: Eligible
Registration requirements are available through the merchant portal
Mung Mee SHOP (Krungsri)
Individual: Eligible
Corporate: Eligible
Corporate payment acceptance may be subject to transaction fees
Merchant Pro (Bangkok Bank)
Individual: Eligible
Corporate: Contact the bank to confirm the current application procedure and requirements
Maha Heng (GSB)
Individual: Eligible
Corporate: Eligible
Review the bank's eligibility and account requirements
Nong Hom Chan (BAAC)
Individual: Reference pending
Corporate: Reference pending
The supplied source does not establish eligibility
ttb Smart Shop
Individual: Eligible
Corporate: Eligible
Verify the required account type and registration procedure with ttb
What to check before applying
Applicant category
Confirm whether the bank accepts individuals, registered legal entities, or both
Bank account requirements
Check eligible deposit account types and ownership requirements
Transaction fees
Review payment acceptance charges, especially for corporate merchant accounts
Connect Hub compatibility
Bank registration eligibility does not automatically guarantee compatibility with every account or notification configuration
Choose a merchant banking app that fits your business
Review the bank's eligibility requirements before applying, then contact Connect Hub about supported payment-notification functionality.
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