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AllCharge (Site Rating: 0. Rate It!)
Micropayments, payment solutions for online digital content merchants. Provides complete online solutions for digital content merchants. Universal e-payment solution for online content providers, billing agents, online payment services providers, and consumers.

AlloPass.com Micropayment (Site Rating: 0. Rate It!)
Phone micropayment solution for everyone. Allow to every webmasters to use micropayment on their site.

BitPass Access Payment Solution (Site Rating: 0. Rate It!)
Micropayment system for online content and services. Your pass to online commerce. Mission at BitPass is to nurture and sustain online diversity by making it easy and safe for Spenders to pay and Earners to charge small or large amounts for access to online content and services.

Micropayment solution from FIRSTGATE (Site Rating: 0. Rate It!)
'Click & Buy', the leading global Internet micropayment system. Sell and purchase content online. Turnkey micropayment gateway solution with 3.500 merchants and 5 million customers.

Paystone (Site Rating: 0. Rate It!)
Micropayments and Money Transfer Solutions. Micropayment solutions that enable you to sell your content online and transfer money around the world. Offers you the ability to receive payments from $0.25 to $1000 easily, securely and inexpensively. Provides you with an easy and secure way to buy online. No credit card required.

Peppercoin (Site Rating: 0. Rate It!)
A small payments company. Our payment service reduces transaction processing costs and customer service costs associated with small payments. As a result, we enable profitable new business models. Our patent pending technology, Universal Aggregation allows for aggregation across multiple merchants. Peppercoin is transparent to consumers, and allows them to use their preferred debit and credit cards from Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.

Pico-Pay (Site Rating: 0. Rate It!)
The World's Leading Micropayment Gateway System. A unique new micropayment system which uses advertisers, not web-users, to pay for content. All it costs the web-user is time, typically only a minute or two, while it gives the content provider real money for every access to their content.