iGaming Payment Providers and Processors
Payment service providers, processors and wallet operators working in regulated gambling markets.
Payment providers move deposits and withdrawals for licensed operators. The list covers payment service providers (PSPs) and card acquirers, e-wallets and prepaid vouchers, open banking and account-to-account rails, crypto processors and payment orchestration and cashier platforms that route each transaction to the right provider. Buyers weigh the markets and payment methods covered, approval rates, payout speed and how a provider handles the KYC and source-of-funds checks regulators require.
This page lists the 93 payment providers in the directory, A to Z. Companies are added by our editors from iGaming Times coverage and from submissions, which editors review before they go live. Each profile is written from the company's own published information. Something missing? Submit a company.
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Payment providers, 1 to 60 of 93
Adyen
NetherlandsAdyen is a financial technology platform founded in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 2006, that provides businesses with end to end payment capabilities, data and financial products in a single system built in house. Its services cover online and in person payment acceptance, global payouts, risk management tools, point of sale, and Adyen for Platforms, which lets companies embed payments, accounts, card issuing and capital under their own brand through one integration. Adyen holds banking licences in the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union and has obtained acquiring licences in markets including Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand. It serves industries including retail, travel and hospitality, digital media, SaaS platforms and marketplaces, food and beverage and financial services, and has offices around the world.
Aeropay
United StatesAeropay is a Chicago-based pay-by-bank company founded in 2017 providing account-to-account payments for regulated industries in the United States, including online sports betting, iGaming, daily fantasy and lottery couriers, where card declines and fees make bank transfers attractive. It offers instant deposits and payouts, bank account verification and fraud controls through an API and a hosted checkout, and serves operators in the regulated American states.
Aircash
CroatiaAircash is an electronic money institution licensed across the European Union, operating a mobile app for deposits, withdrawals, payments and transfers without the need for a bank account. Founded in 2015, it became the first Croatian digital wallet to obtain an EMI licence in 2019, and in 2021 a principal issuer and launched the Aircash Mastercard, a prepaid card bought in store or online that can be added to Apple Pay and Google Pay. Users can also pay for parking, transport, tickets, bills and mobile top ups, and access entertainment and gaming content. Aircash also provides payment and voucher solutions for businesses that want to accept digital cash. The company reports 1.9 million active users in more than 16 countries and more than 250,000 retail locations, and is growing across Central and Eastern Europe and the EU.
Airtel Money
Airtel Money is the mobile money service of Airtel Africa, the telecoms group operating across sub-Saharan Africa, and is used to fund and withdraw from betting accounts with operators in markets such as Kenya. Its services include person-to-person transfers, merchant payments, utility bill payments, microloans, savings and international money transfers, and an Airtel Money Mastercard for online shopping. Airtel Africa reports 54.1 million Airtel Money customers, 2.4 million active agents and around $196 billion in transaction value for its 2025/26 financial year across Nigeria, East Africa and Francophone Africa, and describes mobile money as the chosen method of payment across Africa.
Apcopay
MaltaApcopay is a Malta-based payment gateway and orchestration provider founded in 2009, providing a single integration to card acquirers, alternative payment methods, open banking and payouts for online merchants with online gambling as its principal vertical, serving operators licensed in Malta, Britain and other European markets. It offers a hosted cashier, routing across multiple acquirers, fraud screening and reconciliation, and is licensed as a financial institution in Malta.
Astropay
United KingdomAstroPay is a digital payments company whose mobile app gives consumers multi currency accounts, money transfers, payments and cards. Users can hold and switch balances in several Latin American currencies, the euro, sterling, the US dollar and USDT, send money to bank accounts abroad, accept payments by QR code, payment link or bank transfer, and spend with virtual and physical AstroCard cards. Its regulated entities include Larstal Limited, an electronic money institution authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority; Larstal Denmark ApS, authorised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority; AstroPay Global (IOM) Limited, licensed by the Isle of Man Financial Services Authority for money transmission; and a payment institution authorised by the Central Bank of Brazil. The app is offered in markets including Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay, Spain, Denmark, the UK, Canada, Australia and the US.
Bamboo Payment Systems
UruguayBamboo Payment Systems is a cross border payments company, founded in Latin America, that connects global merchants with local payment methods across emerging markets. Its platform offers payins for accepting transactions across multiple markets and currencies, payouts to partners' bank accounts and digital wallets in local currency, global treasury services with multi currency accounts, FX and real time visibility of liquidity and settlement, and partnership programmes for other payment companies. The company works across verticals that include online retail, ride hailing, payroll and gaming, and clients quoted on its site include Tiendamia, inDrive and Ontop. Bamboo received a strategic investment from StoneX Group, and recent announcements cover partnerships with RTGS.global, Centiglobe and Revelator to move money to and from Latin America. It exhibits at industry events and provides API documentation for developers.
Bancontact
BelgiumBancontact is the electronic payments company behind Belgium's domestic payment brand, whose network dates back to 1979. Over its history it introduced the Proton electronic wallet in 1995 and mobile QR code payments in 2014, and it reports more than 2.5 billion transactions a year. In 2026 it brought its activities under a single Bancontact brand, which now covers Bancontact Pay for mobile payments through its own app or a consumer's banking app, the Bancontact debit card for online and in store payments, a one click option for cards already registered with a merchant, and Bancontact Pro, a portal and set of tools for businesses. Bancontact Pro lets merchants accept both Bancontact and Wero. The company presents itself as a local Belgian actor operating a retail payment scheme within the European payments landscape.
Bizum
SpainBizum is a Spanish instant mobile payment service operated by Bizum S.L., a company owned by Spanish banks, and is accepted as a deposit method by many online gambling operators licensed in Spain. Launched in 2016 as a joint project of the banking sector, it lets users send money to other individuals, pay online and pay in store by QR code directly from their existing bank account, and also offers a donations service and a digital identifier for registering on websites and apps. The company says it has 26 million active users, 38 member banks, 53,400 online merchants and 8,800 organisations accepting donations through the service.
Blik
PolandBlik is Poland's mobile payment scheme, operated by Polski Standard Płatności and owned by the country's major banks, launched in 2015 and used through banking apps to pay online, in shops and between people with a six-digit code. It is the leading deposit method for Poland's licensed online betting operators under the state-monopoly casino regime, and has expanded to Slovakia and Romania.
Boku
United KingdomBoku is a London-listed mobile payments company founded in 2008 providing carrier billing and mobile wallet acceptance to online merchants through a single integration, connecting to mobile-money and wallet schemes across Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe, with licensed gambling and lottery operators among its merchant categories in markets where carrier billing and wallets are permitted for gambling. It is headquartered in London with operations in San Francisco and Asia.
BridgerPay
CyprusBridgerPay is a payment orchestration platform headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, used by merchants including online gaming and iGaming operators. Its no-code platform connects to more than 1,000 payment service providers, alternative payment methods and wallets across 185 countries, with products including an AI-driven router, the Bridger Retry tool for recovering declined payments, agnostic 3D Secure authentication, fraud rules, dynamic checkouts, payment links and automated settlement reconciliation. The company says Bridger Retry can recover up to 20 percent of declined payments and that integration can take around three weeks. Its gaming page names Soft2bet and Sidepot among its clients.
Brite Payments
SwedenBrite Payments supplies account-to-account payments through its Brite Instant Payments Network (IPN), using open banking and local payment rails. Merchants can access Instant Payments, Instant Payouts and Data Solutions through a single API. Consumers authenticate through their own bank, without needing to create a Brite account or download a separate Brite app. The IPN is designed to process payments throughout the week, including weekends and holidays. Its Data Solutions provide account information for affordability assessment, transaction analysis and Source of Funds checks. These services also support account ownership and identity verification during onboarding. For financial-services businesses, Brite offers account funding and withdrawals, including a flow combining account creation with a first payment. Its Time2Money feature displays an estimated payout arrival time, and its payout service includes local-currency payments.
Cashlib
BelgiumCashlib is a prepaid payment method that lets consumers pay online with cash, without a card or a bank account. Customers buy a voucher at one of more than 100,000 points of sale or online, receive a 16 digit code and enter it at the checkout of participating sites in iGaming, streaming, ecommerce and lottery. A free My Cashlib account adds Cashlib Direct, a reusable barcode that can be topped up in shops. The site lists France, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, Greece, Poland, the Czech Republic and Portugal among its European markets, with separate sites for several other countries. In the EEA the brand is used under licence by Prepaid Optimal Solutions SA of Luxembourg, an electronic money distributor for Sureswipe E.M.I. PLC, which is authorised by the Central Bank of Cyprus.
Cellulant
KenyaCellulant is a pan-African payments company founded in 2003 and headquartered in Nairobi, providing a single payment platform, Tingg, that connects merchants to mobile money, bank and card rails in more than thirty African countries, with licensed betting operators among the merchants using it for deposits and payouts in Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, Zambia and elsewhere. It holds payment licences in its major markets and sells to global merchants entering Africa.
Checkout.com
United KingdomCheckout.com is a London-based payments company founded in 2012 providing card acquiring, alternative payment methods, payouts and fraud tools to online merchants through a single API, with a gaming and gambling practice serving licensed operators in Britain, Europe and other regulated markets. It holds acquiring and e-money licences in Britain, the European Union and other jurisdictions and has raised venture funding at a multi-billion-dollar valuation.
CoinsPaid
EstoniaCoinsPaid is a cryptocurrency payment gateway founded in 2014 and headquartered in Tallinn, providing crypto acceptance, settlement to fiat, payouts and a business wallet to online merchants, with online gambling operators and crypto casinos its largest customer group. It processes bitcoin, stablecoins and other assets under Estonian virtual asset licensing, publishes audited proof of reserves after a 2023 hack, and sponsors industry events for the crypto-gambling sector.
CommerceGate
SpainCommerceGate is a payment institution headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, licensed by the Bank of Spain, that offers payment gateway, acquiring, processing and billing services to merchants including iGaming and sports betting operators in Latin America and Brazil. In the region it supports local methods including Pix, SPEI and Webpay, local card brands such as ELO, Hipercard and Carnet, and international cards, and says it has licensed and authorised operations in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru and Ecuador. Founded in 2006, CommerceGate is PCI DSS Level 1 certified and audited by KPMG, and also provides risk and compliance management and revenue optimisation services.
Corefy
United KingdomCorefy is a payment orchestration platform founded in 2018 and headquartered in London with engineering in Ukraine, connecting online merchants to more than 400 payment providers and methods through one integration with routing, cascading, a hosted checkout, payouts and reconciliation, and serving online gambling operators as one of its core verticals. It sells on infrastructure rather than acquiring, letting an operator add or switch providers without new integrations.
D24
D24 is a cross-border payment service provider focused on emerging markets, offering pay-ins, payouts and compliance tools to merchants including online gambling operators, which head the industry list on its contact form. The company says it provides access to more than 300 local and global payment methods in over 30 countries across Latin America, North America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, with bank transfer payouts completed in under two hours, seven days a week. Its products include native checkout, payment links, plugins, local and international settlement, KYC and biometric verification and payer behaviour tools. Established in 2009, D24 reports more than 500 clients and over 260 million monthly transactions.
dLocal
UruguaydLocal is a Nasdaq-listed cross-border payments company headquartered in Montevideo, founded in 2016, connecting global merchants to local payment methods, cards and bank transfers in more than forty emerging markets across Latin America, Africa and Asia, with online gambling operators among its merchant categories in markets including Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Nigeria and Kenya. It processes both pay-ins and payouts through a single integration and holds payment licences in its markets.
EBANX
BrazilEBANX is a Brazilian cross-border payments company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Curitiba, connecting global merchants to local payment methods including Pix, boleto, cards and wallets across Latin America, Africa and Asia, with licensed online gambling operators among the merchants it serves in Brazil's regulated market. It holds a payment institution licence from the Central Bank of Brazil and processes pay-ins and payouts for international digital businesses.
Ecommpay
United KingdomEcommpay is a London-headquartered payment service provider and acquirer founded in 2012 with offices in Riga, Limassol and Almaty, providing card acquiring, open banking, alternative payment methods, payouts and fraud tools to online merchants including licensed online gambling operators in Europe, Latin America and Asia. It is authorised as an electronic money institution in Britain and the European Union and processes for operators through a single API with routing and cascading.
Ecospend
United KingdomEcospend is a UK open banking and open finance provider, authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority for payments and data, offering instant account to account payments and verified bank data services. For iGaming operators it supplies closed loop bank to bank deposits and withdrawals, payouts that return funds to the depositing account, affordability checks based on verified financial data, account verification for onboarding and KYC, and a management portal for every transaction, integrated through APIs. Players consent to a one time, read only view of their bank data. Ecospend is the open banking provider to HMRC, where its pay by bank service covers tax regimes including Gaming Duty and Bingo Duty. It also serves lending, digital banking, utilities, ecommerce and other sectors, and says it runs its own proprietary technology with full UK and EU bank coverage.
emerchantpay
United Kingdomemerchantpay is a London-based payment service provider and acquirer founded in 2002, providing card acquiring, alternative payment methods, risk management and payouts to online merchants in Europe, Latin America, Asia and other markets, with online gambling among its core verticals for licensed operators. It holds Britain's electronic money authorisation and acquiring licences in the European Union, and offers a single integration covering hundreds of local methods.
EML Payments
AustraliaEML Payments supplies payment services for sectors including banking and financial services, sports betting and gaming, and government stimulus and emergency payouts. Its ControlPay product lets businesses set rules for when, where and how cards are used. It supports parent and child cards sharing a funding source, with separate spending limits and restrictions on merchant types. For banking and fintech businesses, EML offers open banking integration and digital payment services. Its personal finance management and budgeting tools include pre-designed and customisable options using machine learning and AI. Multi-currency wallets support bulk international payments, management controls and live reporting. The company also offers just-in-time funding, allowing card limits to be displayed without requiring value to be stored on the card.
Finshark
SwedenFinshark is a Nordic open-banking payments company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Stockholm, providing instant account-to-account deposits and payouts, account verification and Pay N Play style registration for online gambling operators in Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway. It is licensed as a payment institution by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority and sells on the speed and cost advantage of bank rails over cards in markets where cards are restricted for gambling.
Flexepin
AustraliaFlexepin is a prepaid voucher payment method issued by Novatti Group, sold at retail outlets and online in Australia, Canada, Europe and other markets and used to fund online gambling accounts and other online services with a 16-digit PIN. It is widely accepted at offshore-facing and licensed operators alike, which has made it a reference point in Australian and Canadian debates about payment blocking, and it pairs with Novatti's card and payment businesses.
Flutterwave
NigeriaFlutterwave is a payments company that provides businesses with online checkout, payment acceptance and single or bulk payouts to bank accounts, supported by APIs for developers. Its payment options include debit and credit cards, bank accounts, bank transfer, mobile money, USSD, POS and Visa QR, and it accepts payments in more than 30 currencies. For small businesses it offers an online store builder, invoices and payment links for one off or recurring payments. For individuals it runs Send, a service for transferring money to family abroad, an online shopping marketplace and the Afritickets events ticketing platform. Its developer APIs cover transfers, payment verification, virtual card creation and customer verification, and the company says it processes more than 500,000 payments a day.
Genome
LithuaniaGenome is an electronic money institution headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania, licensed and supervised by the Bank of Lithuania, that provides business accounts and payment services including a dedicated offering for iGaming operators. For iGaming it offers acceptance of SEPA Instant and credit transfers via open banking, a payout API and batch transfers for high-volume withdrawals, hosted payment pages and multi-currency accounts, and it lists the gambling licences it can accept, starting with EU licences. Founded in 2018, Genome also offers dedicated IBAN accounts, Visa debit cards, merchant services and currency exchange, and says it was the fourth largest EMI in Lithuania by turnover in 2025.
Gigadat
CanadaGigadat is a Canadian payment solutions provider that has served businesses since 2013, moving money between people and businesses over Interac, the payment network Canadians use for everyday transfers. Its pay in service accepts payments with real time processing, fraud protection and API integration, and its pay out service sends funds to recipients anywhere in Canada, with instant transfers, bulk processing and automated workflows built to comply with Canadian banking regulations. The company handles compliance, risk and banking rails on behalf of its clients and tailors each payment flow to Canadian standards. Gaming is one of the industries it serves, alongside digital and SaaS businesses, retail and ecommerce, financial services, and travel and tourism. Gigadat provides round the clock support in English and French and offers a transaction lookup for consumers.
iDEAL
NetherlandsiDEAL is the Dutch online bank transfer scheme, launched in 2005 and now part of the European Payments Initiative's Wero wallet, through which consumers pay directly from their bank account and which is used for the majority of online purchases in the Netherlands. It is the standard deposit method for operators licensed under the Dutch Remote Gambling Act, integrated through payment providers, and its bank-verified identity fits the Dutch registration and CRUKS self-exclusion checks.
Inpay
DenmarkInpay is a cross-border payments provider headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, offering payouts and pay-ins to online gambling operators, financial services firms, corporates and NGOs. Its Money Out product provides instant, 24/7 payouts and its Money In product offers open banking based, cardless pay-ins, using rails including SEPA Instant, SEPA and SWIFT. The company says it supports more than 90 currencies and runs a dedicated iGaming offering built around fast player withdrawals and local payment methods, and that a quarter of the operators on iGaming's Power50 list use its services. Inpay was founded in 2008, is regulated by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and also has an office in London.
Interac
CanadaInterac is the Canadian interbank network, owned by the country's banks and credit unions, operating the Interac e-Transfer and Interac Online payment rails that are the dominant deposit and withdrawal methods for licensed online gambling in Ontario and for provincial lottery sites across Canada. Operators registered in Ontario integrate Interac e-Transfer through payment providers, and the network's rules and limits shape Canadian online cashier design.
Interswitch
NigeriaInterswitch is an African digital payments and commerce company founded in 2002, which built much of Nigeria's early electronic payments infrastructure with products including Paydirect, Webpay and Autopay. It led Nigeria's migration to EMV card standards, launched the Quickteller platform and created Verve, a domestic EMV payment card scheme that later began international transactions on the Discover network. The company has worked with the central banks of Gambia and Sierra Leone on national switches, including GamSwitch in Gambia, acquired the mobile and security services provider VANSO, and launched an interoperable QR payments platform. Its current businesses span transaction processing, remittance, agent networks, an API marketplace for developers, and services for real estate, energy, healthcare, mobility and public services, alongside tools for small businesses and larger organisations.
Jeton
United KingdomJeton is a London-based digital wallet and payments company founded in 2016, licensed as an electronic money institution by the Financial Conduct Authority, whose wallet and JetonCash voucher products are accepted at online gambling operators across Europe, Latin America, Asia and other regions for deposits and withdrawals. It offers multi-currency accounts, bank transfers, a prepaid card and merchant integrations, and markets itself on availability in markets where card acceptance for gambling is limited and on fast withdrawals to the wallet.
Kashio
PeruKashio is a payments and collections company headquartered in Lima, Peru, that connects businesses including iGaming operators to multiple payment methods for deposits and withdrawals from a single platform. Its products include pay-ins, payouts, automated recurring collections, smart collections management, bulk payments and a platform service that interconnects multiple payment service providers and banks. The company operates in Peru, Mexico, Chile and Colombia, with an office in Miami, and lists gambling and gaming among the sectors it serves. Kashio exhibited at the Peru Gaming Show in 2026 and reports being named Peruvian company of the year in 2024 and 2025.
Kushki
MexicoKushki is a Latin American payments technology company and regional non bank acquirer serving high volume businesses and payment service providers, with industry solutions for retail, education, PSPs, and gaming and gambling. Its pay in products include a multi method API, the Kajita customisable payment form, a JavaScript library, Smartlink payment links, a payment button and ecommerce plugins, offered through aggregator or gateway models. It also provides payouts to suppliers, partners and employees, in person payments through POS terminals, and acquiring on its own regional platform, with fraud prevention and security standards it says meet the requirements of a high risk licence. Kushki was co founded by chief executive Aron Schwarzkopf and president Sebastián Castro, and has offices in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Santiago, Bogotá, Lima, Quito and Miami.
Luxon Pay
Isle of ManLuxon Pay is a digital wallet and payments service whose trading names belong to Luxon Payments LTD, a company registered at Strelley Hall near Nottingham, England, and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 to issue electronic money. Its personal accounts let users hold, send and exchange money in more than 38 currencies, make peer to peer transfers and money requests to other users, receive bank transfers through a personal account number and spend with a Luxon Pay Mastercard issued by Monavate. Funding methods vary by country and include cards, bank transfers, open banking, crypto and local methods such as Interac, Pix, iDEAL, Trustly, Blik and Multibanco. The company also provides business and merchant accounts with developer tools for accepting payments, runs an affiliate partner programme, and offers its service in 17 languages.
M-Pesa
KenyaM-Pesa is the mobile-money service launched by Safaricom in Kenya in 2007 and now operated across Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Lesotho, Ghana, Egypt and other markets, through which tens of millions of users send money, pay bills and fund online services from their phones. It is the dominant deposit and withdrawal method for licensed sports betting operators in Kenya and Tanzania, integrated through paybill numbers and APIs, and its transaction data has been central to Kenya's betting tax debates.
MB WAY
PortugalMB WAY is a Portuguese mobile payment service operated by SIBS, which also runs the MULTIBANCO network, and is used to fund accounts with online betting operators licensed in Portugal. It lets consumers pay by phone number, QR code or card in physical and online stores. For businesses, SIBS offers MB WAY acceptance through POS and SmartPOS terminals, the SIBS Payment Gateway for online checkout alongside MULTIBANCO references and cards, mPOS for mobile sales and a vTerminal for remote sales by phone or social media, with no extra cost for MB WAY acceptance on MULTIBANCO terminals. The MB WAY website features account funding at the betting operator bet.pt.
MiFinity
IrelandMiFinity is a digital payments company authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom and the Malta Financial Services Authority, and it cites more than 25 years of online payments experience. Its main product is the MiFinity eWallet, which lets users load funds through more than 80 integrated payment methods, pay at around 1,300 digital platforms, hold up to nine multicurrency wallets across 18 currencies and send money to other users or to bank accounts in more than 70 countries. The wallet is available in 21 languages, through mobile apps and as an iFrame embedded in merchant websites, and can be topped up with a prepaid eVoucher sold through partner resellers. MiFinity also provides business payment, settlement and transfer tools, conversion of supported cryptocurrencies to fiat, and international remittance.
Monnet Payments
PeruMonnet Payments is a payment service provider headquartered in Lima, Peru, that consolidates pay-ins, payouts and virtual accounts across Latin American markets through a single integration. It offers immediate and standard bank transfers with wide bank coverage in the region, acceptance of major card brands and alternative payment methods, and local currency collection without the need to open local bank accounts. The company operates in markets including Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Argentina, Honduras, Mexico, Guatemala and Brazil, and has acquired ETPAY to strengthen its presence in Chile and Mexico. Its website carries a testimonial from the sports betting operator Betcris. Monnet was founded by Eduardo Luna and Franco Zurita.
Monoova
AustraliaMonoova is a payments company headquartered in Sydney, Australia, providing real-time account-to-account payments for businesses including wagering and gaming operators. Its products include PayTo, customised PayIDs, BPAY, direct debit, card and digital wallet acceptance, virtual accounts, payouts, confirmation of payee, global payments and FX, and automated reconciliation. For wagering operators it offers a single API for deposits and payouts, with configurable deposit limits to support responsible gambling requirements. Founded in 2017, Monoova operates under Australian Financial Services Licence 421414 and is a reporting entity with AUSTRAC, and says it has created more than five million PayIDs and processed over $200 billion.
MTN MoMo
South AfricaMTN MoMo is the mobile money service of the MTN Group, run through MTN's fintech subsidiary and used by tens of millions of people across Ghana, Uganda, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Rwanda, Zambia, Benin, Nigeria and other African markets to store, send and pay from their phones. It is one of the principal deposit and withdrawal methods for licensed sports betting operators in those countries, integrated through its merchant API and payment partners, and its transaction data features in the betting tax debates in Ghana and Uganda.
MuchBetter
United KingdomMuchBetter is a payments company offering a digital wallet for consumers and a payments service for businesses. Consumers use the MuchBetter wallet to send, store and spend money, and customers in the United Kingdom and the EEA can add a prepaid Mastercard, physical or virtual, or a contactless wearable such as the MuchBetter Ring; the wallet can also be added to Google Pay. For merchants, the MuchBetter Business app and a single API give access to local payment options. MuchBetter is operated by MIR Limited UK Ltd, which is licensed as an Electronic Money Institution by the UK Financial Conduct Authority. Its card and wearable programmes are issued under Mastercard licence by Paynovate SA, which is regulated by the National Bank of Belgium. The company states that it safeguards client funds.
Neosurf
FranceNeosurf is a prepaid voucher and digital wallet company founded in Paris in 2004, selling ten-digit voucher codes at more than 150,000 retail points in Europe, Africa, Australia and Latin America and used to fund online gambling accounts anonymously up to regulatory limits. It also offers the MyNeosurf account for withdrawals and higher limits and a Neocash Mastercard, and is licensed as an electronic money institution in the European Union.
Neteller
United KingdomNeteller is a digital wallet for online payments, owned by Paysafe. Customers can add funds by bank transfer and other methods, pay online, send international money transfers to bank accounts, and buy and sell cryptocurrency, with access through apps for iOS and Android. The Net+ prepaid Mastercard lets customers spend their balance online and in stores, and can be added to Apple Pay for contactless payments. Neteller is a registered trademark of Paysafe Holdings UK Limited. Paysafe Financial Services Limited, incorporated in England with its registered office in London, is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 to issue electronic money and payment instruments, is registered with the FCA as a cryptoasset business, and issues Net+ cards under a licence from Mastercard International.
NOWPayments
NetherlandsNOWPayments is a cryptocurrency payment gateway that lets businesses accept Bitcoin, stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies, convert between crypto and fiat currencies and send payouts. It has processed payments since 2019, and the business sectors it lists include casinos and iGaming alongside trading platforms, ecommerce, software services, marketplaces, charities, payroll and travel agencies. Its tools include an API, invoices, a payment widget, a payment button, point of sale, crypto subscriptions, mass payouts, custody, fiat on ramp and off ramp services, donation tools and a white label option, and received coins can be converted automatically. Account security features include two factor authentication, role based access control and withdrawal whitelisting, and the company says it applies anti money laundering measures to protect its clients.
Nuvei
CanadaNuvei is a Canadian payment technology company headquartered in Montreal, providing card acquiring, alternative payment methods, payouts, fraud tools and a single integration for online gambling operators across North America, Europe and Latin America, with a specialist gambling practice that holds vendor registrations in the regulated American states and connects local payment methods in each market. Founded in 2003 and formerly listed on Nasdaq and the Toronto Stock Exchange, it was taken private by Advent International in 2024. Nuvei processes more than 200 billion dollars a year across 200 markets and 150 currencies, and its gaming and sports betting clients include operators in most licensed US states.
OpenPayd
United KingdomOpenPayd is a financial infrastructure provider headquartered in London, United Kingdom, offering accounts, payments, foreign exchange and digital asset services through a single API to businesses including iGaming operators. For iGaming it offers virtual IBANs for each player, payment acceptance in major currencies, automated payouts at scale, multi-currency accounts in 35 currencies, open banking and movement between fiat and digital assets. OpenPayd is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority as an electronic money institution, regulated in Malta by the MFSA and registered with FINTRAC in Canada, and has offices in London, Malta, Sofia, Istanbul and Paris. The company says it processes over $300 billion a year.
OTT Voucher
South AfricaOTT Voucher is a cardless digital cash voucher operated by OTT Mobile Technologies, a CliqueFin company, that lets consumers in South Africa use cash to pay online. Vouchers are bought like airtime at more than 200,000 locations across the country, including spaza shops, taverns and other local outlets, and can be used with partner merchants to pay, play, shop, save, lay buy, invest, insure and top up accounts online. Partners include the betting operator Hollywood Bets. Through the OTT App and the OTT 4 Me network, users can also redeem a voucher PIN to collect cash at a nearby store, while an instant payout platform lets businesses pay out winnings and other funds as cash, airtime or vouchers. The company also offers business services to merchants.
Ozow
South AfricaOzow is a South African payment gateway specialising in instant bank-to-bank (pay by bank) payments, used by merchants including licensed betting operators. Its products include instant EFT, card payments, Capitec Pay, Absa Pay, FNB Pay and Nedbank Direct EFT, PayShap Request, refunds and payouts, voucher redemption, crypto payments and Apple Pay and Google Pay, alongside the consumer products Ozow.ME and Ozow POCKET. The company says it links businesses of all sizes in South Africa with 47 million bank account holders, and the merchant logos on its website include Betway, Sportingbet, Hollywoodbets, World Sports Betting and the South African National Lottery.
PagoEfectivo
PeruPagoEfectivo is an online payment method that lets consumers pay for online purchases without a bank card. It runs separate country sites for Peru, Argentina and Ecuador. At checkout the customer receives a CIP payment code, which can then be paid in several ways: from the balance of a digital wallet on a mobile phone, by transfer through a banking app using the service payments option, or in cash at agents and neighbourhood stores across Peru. The company also offers its own PagoEfectivo app, through which users can track and manage their payments, and a contact channel for customers and merchants. The service is aimed at shoppers who prefer to pay for online purchases without a card, and its customer help centre is hosted by Paysafe Group.
Paramount Commerce
CanadaParamount Commerce is a pay by bank payments company headquartered in Toronto, Canada, providing Interac e-Transfer, instant bank transfer (EFT) and online bank verification services to online gambling operators and financial services firms. For gaming it offers real-time deposits and payouts, including EFT withdrawals of up to $25,000 per transaction and VIP withdrawals of up to $100,000, and the company says it covers all Canadian banks and reaches four million players in Canada's regulated market. Founded in 2003, it is registered as a money services business with FINTRAC and under the Retail Payment Activities Act, and is a member of Payments Canada. Its website displays the logos of FanDuel, DraftKings and theScore.
Pavilion Payments
United StatesPavilion Payments is a US casino and gaming payments company, formerly Global Payments Gaming Solutions and spun out in 2021, providing cash access, ATM and kiosk services, cashless wallets and online funding for casino operators and their digital sportsbooks and iGaming brands. It is headquartered in Las Vegas, serves hundreds of gaming properties and works with the state regulators that approve casino cash access and cashless gaming products.
Pay4Fun
BrazilPay4Fun is a Brazilian digital wallet and payments company founded in 2017 and headquartered in São Paulo, providing deposits and withdrawals for online betting and gaming operators through Pix, bank transfers and its own wallet, with anti-fraud and KYC tools built for Brazil's federal betting regime, under which it is authorised as a payment institution by the central bank. It is one of the gambling-focused payment providers licensed to serve Brazil's regulated operators.
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Cypruspayabl. is a Limassol-based payment service provider and acquirer, founded in 2011 as Powercash21, providing card acquiring, local payment methods, payouts and business accounts to online merchants in Europe and beyond, with online gambling among its licensed verticals. It is authorised as an electronic money institution in Cyprus and Britain and a principal member of Visa and Mastercard, and has expanded through acquisitions in the German-speaking markets.
PayBrokers
BrazilPayBrokers is a Brazilian payment institution headquartered in Curitiba that provides payment services to the iGaming and lottery sectors in Brazil's regulated betting market. For betting operators it offers instant payments, account validation and anti-fraud monitoring, and for lotteries fast transaction processing, and it describes itself as the main financial group serving iGaming and lotteries in Brazil. PayBrokers is authorised by the Central Bank of Brazil as a payment institution, including for electronic money issuance, and says it offers reduced operating costs, expertise in the regulated Brazilian market and 24/7 support. The company has launched a responsible gambling initiative in partnership with Sportradar's marketing services.
PaymentIQ
SwedenPaymentIQ is a payment orchestration platform operated by CoreOrchestration AB, a Swedish limited company with its registered office in Sweden and Neil D'Souza as chief executive. The platform sits between a business and its payment providers, letting it add providers and payment methods through one integration, route each transaction automatically to the provider with the best approval rate and lowest cost, and keep payments running through built in redundancy and failover if a provider slows or goes offline. It analyses routing, provider performance, declines and fees in real time and presents them in a dashboard so that teams can monitor authorisation rates and adjust routing. The company positions the product for businesses expanding into new markets that need to meet local requirements, and it says more than 300 businesses use the platform.