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PayPal

PayPal is the Nasdaq-listed digital payments company headquartered in San Jose, California, whose wallet is accepted for deposits and withdrawals by licensed online gambling operators in markets where PayPal permits gambling merchants, including Britain, several European countries and a growing number of American states. It also owns Venmo, Braintree and Xoom, and its acceptable use policy for gambling requires operators to hold a licence in the market served and to be approved for the vertical.

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8
Last covered
October 2026
Coverage since
June 2025
Segment
Payments

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Corporate

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