About

About WannaGuide

Who we are, what this site is for, and the disclaimer that sits under every payments verdict.

WannaGuide is an information platform: curated datasets in, ranked answers out. Humans own the methodology and the verification dates. The product is here to help you decide under real constraints — not to drown you in generic “best billing” roundups.

The first vertical is payments for Vietnam sellers. More guides will follow the same shape: a brand hub, a vertical hub, a crawlable comparison, entity pages, and a public methodology.

Why this exists

Vietnamese indie founders and small software businesses selling abroad get stuck on a boring, expensive question: which rail will actually onboard them, pay them, and stay up. Official docs are vague. Community threads are loud. The wrong choice means frozen payouts or a dead end (Stripe is the famous one).

We wanted a dated, ranked comparison built for direct Vietnam constraints, not for a US company shopping feature matrices.

How we work

AI may help us research and maintain datasets later. It is not a chat product in this MVP, and it does not get to invent a country list.

Who this is for

Primary: Vietnam individuals and small businesses selling software or digital products abroad who need subscription billing and a payout path to Vietnam.

Secondary: founders comparing Merchant of Record versus a payment processor before they incorporate somewhere else just to get Stripe.

Disclaimer

This is not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Processor eligibility, fees, payouts, and tax treatment change. Community reports can be wrong, incomplete, or out of date. Confirm every claim against the provider’s current documentation and your own advisors before you move money or sign a contract.

WannaGuide does not process payments, open accounts, or take a cut of yours. There is no paywall and no affiliate layer in this phase.

Contact

Questions about a cell, a missing rail, or a verification date? Open an issue on the project or write the changelog a correction. The CSV is the source of truth — if the table is wrong, the file is wrong.