Enot

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Unclaimed Payment gateway Since 2019

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Fee from 1%per payment

Depends on the tariff, the project's niche and the connection type; payouts from 2%.

The vendor's price as of September 26, 2026. Prices change — check before you buy.

Payment gateway at a glance

Checked by smm.guide · September 26, 2026

Accepts: Bank cardsSBPE-wallets
Currencies: RUB
Plugs into: Perfect PanelWHMCSAny site via API
Payouts: To a bank cardOver SBPMass payouts
Withdrawal fee: from 2%
Onboarding: Company documents (KYB)

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Connect Enot to your panel

Open a merchant account at enot.io — they ask for company documents, add your panel's site as a project and copy its keys.
Perfect Panel has it built in: add Enot in your panel’s payment methods and paste the keys.
WHMCS: a ready module is on enot.io.
Your own site connects through the API: create a payment, send the customer to it, credit the balance when the signed callback confirms it.
Make one small test payment end to end before customers see the method.

Where Enot stands

Against the other 8 payment gateways we list, on the facts each one publishes.

The 3rd lowest fee to accept a payment of the 6 payment gateways with a published price (level with one other) — from 1% per payment
The only payment gateway here that pays out to a bank card
The only payment gateway here that pays out over SBP

Against its closest rivals

Antilopay

Fee to accept: Enot from 1% per payment vs Antilopay Individual
Customers pay with: only Enot — e-wallets

Side by side

Lava

Works with: only Enot — WHMCS
Onboarding: Enot Company documents (KYB) vs Lava Light checks

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Big-Pay

Fee to accept: Enot from 1% per payment vs Big-Pay Individual
Customers pay with: only Enot — SBP and e-wallets

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About Enot

Russian digital-goods aggregator — RU cards and SBP with a mass-payout API.

Enot is a Russian payment aggregator for selling digital goods and services online, publicly active since early 2020 and linked by registry data to Kazan-based OOO Innovatsionnye Sistemy; it is not a licensed bank and processes through partner banks. It accepts Russian cards, SBP and e-wallets and pays merchants out to cards or SBP including a mass-payout API, with self-reported fees from 1% on acceptance and from 2% on withdrawal. As of August 2026 the service is alive and actively promoted, but it went through documented payout delays in 2025 — its own June 2026 statements acknowledge that some clients faced payment delays due to partner-bank and infrastructure problems, and claim full recovery. Reputation is polarized: Trustpilot shows 2.5/5 with the page closed for new reviews, while forum history since 2020 includes complaints about unexplained moderation rejections and account blocks. Self-reported scale: 10,000+ connected services and about 100,000 transactions per day.

For SMM businesses: Historically one of the default RU aggregators for SMM panels and digital-goods shops (WHMCS module, RUB cards/SBP, easy onboarding, tolerant of gray digital niches). Still workable in 2026 for RUB acceptance, but counterparty risk is high: opaque moderation, account blocks and the 2025 payout delays the service itself admitted — keep balances minimal and withdraw often.