iGaming Payment Providers and Processors: page 2
Payment service providers, processors and wallet operators working in regulated gambling markets.
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PayNearMe
United StatesPayNearMe is a US payments platform headquartered in Santa Clara, California, whose MoneyLine product gives regulated sportsbooks, online casinos and lotteries a single integration for deposits and withdrawals by card, bank transfer, digital wallet, and cash paid at retail locations including convenience stores and pharmacies. Founded in 2009 as a cash-payment network, it built its iGaming business after 2018 and holds vendor registrations across the American states with legal online gambling, with a focus on payment acceptance rates, instant withdrawals and the cash channel that unbanked and cash-preferring customers use.
PayPal
United StatesPayPal 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.
PayRetailers
SpainPayRetailers is a payment service provider founded in 2017 to connect global companies with customers in Latin America through a single online payment integration. Its API gives merchants access to local payment methods across the region, including cash, digital wallets, cards and QR code payments, in a range of local currencies, along with local acquiring and cross border payment processing. The company describes itself as one of the most regulated payment service providers in Latin America and says it holds the licences needed for merchants to expand into the region without handling local compliance themselves. It tailors its services to specific industries and their regulations, publishes guidance on Latin American payment methods such as Pix and OXXO, and was founded by Juan Pablo Jutgla, its chief executive.
Paysafe
United KingdomPaysafe is a payments company serving merchants of every size, with solutions for iGaming and video gaming, ecommerce, travel and smaller businesses. For gaming operators it offers payment processing built for high volume platforms, with fraud, risk and compliance tooling. Its consumer brands include the Skrill and Neteller digital wallets, Rapid Transfer, Skrill Money Transfer and the paysafecard prepaid products, and the company says it serves 200,000 businesses and 19 million consumers a year. Paysafe Financial Services Limited, Skrill Limited and Prepaid Services Company Limited are authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority to issue electronic money, while Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited and Paysafe Prepaid Services Limited are regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Paysafe is also title partner of the Paysafe Envision Racing Formula E team from the 2026/27 season.
Paysafecard
AustriaPaysafecard is a prepaid online payment method run by Paysafe, which lets consumers pay online in cash without a bank account or credit card. Customers buy a 16 digit prepaid code at a retail outlet or online and enter it at checkout, without sharing personal or financial details, and can manage their codes through an account and app. Paysafe offers Paysafecard to merchants in sectors including gaming, streaming and ecommerce as a way to reach customers who prefer cash or lack banking access, with prepaid transactions that reduce the risk of chargebacks and fraud. Businesses can join as online partners that accept the method or as distribution partners that sell codes, and manage integrations through a partner service centre. Paysafe reports around 650,000 sales outlets, more than 50 countries and more than 30 currencies for the product.
Paystack
NigeriaPaystack is a payments technology company founded in Lagos, Nigeria, that helps businesses in Africa accept payments from multiple local and global payment channels. Its products include a checkout form and dashboard, APIs for one time and recurring payments, customer identity verification, automated and manual fraud detection, and reporting tools for accounting, reconciliation and audits. It serves startups and growing businesses, many of the largest corporate and government organisations in Nigeria, and global brands accepting payments from across Africa. Paystack was the first Nigerian startup backed by Y Combinator and counts Visa among its investors. In October 2020 it was acquired by the global payments company Stripe and now operates as a Stripe company, with offices including Lagos, Cape Town, Dubai and South San Francisco.
Payválida
ColombiaPayválida is a Colombian payment service provider that enables merchants, including gaming and betting companies, to accept local pay-ins and send payouts in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Guatemala and El Salvador. It focuses on cash and local methods, giving access to cash networks such as Efecty in Colombia, BCP and Yape in Peru and Western Union and Super24 in Guatemala, as well as local cards and bank payments, cash payouts through the Efecty network and its own Payválida Wallet. The company says it has worked with gaming and payments providers for 12 years and that 70 percent of consumers in its markets cannot pay by credit card. It is PCI certified.
Payz
United KingdomPayz, formerly ecoPayz, is a digital wallet and prepaid card provider founded in 2000 and headquartered in London, used by players at online gambling operators across Europe, Latin America and Asia for deposits and withdrawals, and by merchants for local payment collection and payouts. It offers multi-currency accounts, a Mastercard prepaid card, instant transfers between accounts and merchant integration through a single API, and is licensed as an electronic money institution in Britain and the European Union.
Peach Payments
South AfricaPeach Payments is a payment orchestration and gateway provider headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa, serving merchants in more than 15 African markets, including betting and gaming operators. Its products cover online payments, payment links, point of sale, recurring payments, payouts, payment pages and embedded checkout, and it supports cards, pay by bank (EFT), buy now pay later, QR codes, digital wallets, vouchers and cryptocurrency. A dedicated betting and gaming offering provides automated pay-ins and payouts with free next business day settlement. The company is PCI DSS Level 1 certified and has acquired the West African payments gateway PayDunya.
Plaid
United StatesPlaid is a San Francisco-based financial data network founded in 2013 that connects consumer bank accounts to apps for account verification, balance checks, identity and pay-by-bank payments, and is used by American online sportsbooks and iGaming operators to verify and fund accounts and by their payment providers to run bank transfers. It operates in the United States, Canada, Britain and Europe and holds payment institution and open-banking authorisations in those markets.
Praxis Tech
CyprusPraxis Tech is a Cyprus-based payments orchestration company founded in 2017, providing a cashier and orchestration platform that connects online gambling and trading merchants to more than 500 payment methods and providers through one integration, with routing, cascading, fraud tools and reporting. It serves operators in Europe, Latin America, Asia and crypto-facing markets and sells on transaction-based pricing.
PXP
United KingdomPXP is a payments platform headquartered in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, providing online and in-store payments, orchestration, fraud prevention, data and financing to enterprise merchants, including gambling operators. For gaming it offers deposits and payouts, local payment methods, push-to-card payouts and bank transfers, and its gaming page names BetMGM, Entain, White Hat Gaming and Bally's Corporation as clients. The company traces its history to Servebase and to Kalixa, which began as CQR in 2001, and rebranded as PXP in 2018. It has been authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority since 2008, is a principal member of Visa and Mastercard, and says it processes more than 30 billion euros a year.
Rapyd
United KingdomRapyd is a global fintech and payments company headquartered in London, United Kingdom, that lets businesses accept payments, send payouts and embed financial services through a single platform. For iGaming and online gaming merchants it offers directly licensed card acquiring in Europe, the UK, Israel and Singapore, hosted checkout and payment links, instant card payouts via Visa Direct and Mastercard Send, multi-currency accounts, stablecoin settlement and fraud and dispute tools. The company says it supports cards, bank transfers, e-wallets, cash and hundreds of local payment methods in more than 190 countries. Founded in 2016, Rapyd is backed by investors including Target Global, General Catalyst, Coatue, BlackRock and Fidelity.
Shift4
United StatesShift4 is a payments and commerce technology company serving restaurants, hotels, sports and entertainment venues, airlines, retail, transit, nonprofits, and casinos and online gaming. For casino and iGaming operators it offers a unified platform covering transactions from the casino floor to online play, with acceptance of cards, mobile wallets and other methods, real time payouts of winnings to eligible debit cards, and mobile wallet integration that lets guests fund accounts, earn loyalty rewards and spend across a property. On the floor it combines self service kiosks, portable point of sale devices and mobile wallets, and it extends payments to sportsbooks, restaurants, spas and shops within a resort. The company says its gaming solution powers more than half of the casinos on the Las Vegas Strip, runs on PCI compliant infrastructure and integrates with gaming technology providers.
Sightline Payments
United StatesSightline Payments is a payments company serving the gaming industry, supplying cashless and digital payment products to land based casinos and online gaming operators. Sightline Prepaid is a prepaid debit account that can be integrated into apps, casino loyalty systems and player accounts and used across slots, tables, sportsbook, online gaming and lottery, funded by cards, bank transfers, PayPal, cash and other methods, with funds moving through SPAN, its own closed loop network. Sightline Debit is a Visa debit product for casino patrons backed by Cross River Bank. Sightline Deposit gives casinos daily access to cash held in slot machines and ticket kiosks without new hardware or software. The company says it launched its first cashless debit solution with digital operators in 2013, holds more than 50 patents and is live in 44 states.
Skrill
United KingdomSkrill operates a digital wallet for online payments and transfers to bank accounts or other Skrill customers. Its payment service lets users pay merchants without sharing their bank details. The product range includes a Skrill Prepaid Mastercard for spending, with Google Pay integration for card-based contactless, online and in-app payments. The wallet has foreign-exchange rate alerts, allowing users to choose a target rate and receive notifications, with optional daily updates. Its Knect loyalty programme exchanges accumulated transaction points for rewards and bonuses. Skrill also publishes information about country-specific payment methods, including Interac e-Transfer withdrawals in Canada and Debin account top-ups in Argentina. Its Additional Support Programme includes a gambling-block feature for stopping payments to gambling merchants, alongside support for customers experiencing vulnerable circumstances.
SticPay
United KingdomSticPay is a digital wallet founded in 2017 and headquartered in London, providing e-wallet deposits and withdrawals for online gambling and trading merchants with a strong footprint in Asian markets, together with a prepaid card, cryptocurrency funding and local bank transfer rails. It holds Britain's electronic money authorisation and serves operators through a single merchant integration.
Swish
SwedenSwish is the Swedish mobile payment system owned by the country's largest banks, launched in 2012 and used by most of the adult population to pay by phone number, and the dominant deposit method for online gambling under Sweden's licensing regime, where operators integrate it directly or through payment providers. Its real-time bank-to-bank rails make instant deposits and withdrawals possible, and its identity binding through BankID underpins Sweden's registration and deposit-limit rules.
TabaPay
United StatesTabaPay is a US money movement company that provides instant payments and payouts for regulated industries, including sportsbooks, iGaming and fantasy sports operators. Its single API supports push and pull transactions across card networks including Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express and bank rails including RTP, FedNow and ACH, allowing operators to fund player wallets instantly and pay out winnings around the clock, including weekends and holidays. The company says it handles about $100 billion in annualised payment volume and 670 million transactions a year, and draws on data from more than 100 million cards for fraud controls. Its licensed subsidiary, TabaPay Payment Services LLC, is registered under NMLS ID 2539914.
Token.io
United KingdomToken.io is an account-to-account (pay by bank) payments infrastructure provider headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with a German entity in Berlin. For iGaming operators it offers deposits direct from verified bank accounts, real-time payouts with automatic account ownership checks and variable recurring payments, and the company says it reaches more than 567 million bank accounts across 21 markets in the UK and Europe. Token.io is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and by Germany's BaFin to provide payment initiation and account information services. It says it processed the UK's first open banking enabled payments in 2018, and HSBC made a strategic investment in the company in 2025.
TrueLayer
United KingdomTrueLayer is a London-based open-banking payments company founded in 2016 providing instant bank-to-bank deposits, payouts and account verification across Britain and Europe through a single API, used by licensed online gambling operators for pay-by-bank deposits and instant withdrawals that avoid card declines and fees. It is licensed as a payment institution in Britain and the European Union and processes payments for operators, fintechs and e-commerce merchants.
Truevo
MaltaTruevo is a Malta-based acquirer and payment service provider founded in 2014, providing card acquiring, alternative payment methods and payouts to online merchants across Europe with online gambling operators licensed in Malta, Britain and other European markets among its core clients. It is licensed as a financial institution by the Malta Financial Services Authority and is a principal member of Visa and Mastercard.
Trust Payments
United KingdomTrust Payments is a London-headquartered payments company founded in 1997 as SecureTrading, providing card acquiring, online gateways, point-of-sale and alternative payment methods to merchants in Britain, Europe and North America, with online gambling one of its established verticals for licensed operators. It holds acquiring and electronic money licences in Britain, Malta and the European Union and serves operators from its Malta office alongside retail and hospitality merchants.
Trustly
SwedenTrustly is a Swedish account-to-account payments company headquartered in Stockholm, founded in 2008, whose open-banking rails let customers deposit and withdraw directly from their bank accounts without cards. It is the dominant bank-payment method for online gambling in the Nordics and much of Europe, and the technology behind the Pay N Play registration model, in which a bank identity verification opens an account and funds it in one step, adopted by operators across Sweden, Finland, Estonia and Germany. Trustly also operates in the United States, where it connects to bank accounts for deposits at regulated sportsbooks and online casinos, and is licensed as a payment institution in Sweden with passporting across the European Economic Area.
Unlimit
United KingdomUnlimit, formerly Cardpay, is a London-headquartered payments company founded in 2009 providing card acquiring, alternative payment methods, payouts, banking-as-a-service and crypto on-ramps to online merchants across Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia, with online gambling operators among its licensed verticals. It holds electronic money and acquiring licences in Britain, the European Union and several emerging markets and processes local methods such as Pix, UPI and mobile money through one integration.
Venmo
United StatesVenmo is a US mobile payments app owned by PayPal, offering person-to-person payments and payments to businesses, and is available as a deposit and withdrawal method at licensed US online sportsbooks such as FanDuel. Founded in 2009, it lets users send and receive money through the app, pay online and inside apps that integrate Venmo, and connect with businesses and brands, and it offers a Venmo Debit Card and a Venmo Mastercard credit card issued by The Bancorp Bank. The company describes itself as part of the PayPal family. FanDuel's support pages say players must deposit with Venmo before withdrawing to it and that it is not available in every state.
Vipps MobilePay
NorwayVipps MobilePay is the Nordic mobile wallet formed by the 2022 merger of Norway's Vipps and Denmark's MobilePay, owned by the region's banks and used by more than eleven million people in Norway, Denmark and Finland to pay by phone. It is a deposit method for Denmark's licensed online gambling operators and for the state operators in Norway and Finland, and its bank-linked identity supports the registration and limit rules those markets apply.
Volt
United KingdomVolt is a payments company founded in 2019 that provides real time account to account payments, marketed as Pay by Bank. It began by building direct connections to real time payment rails across the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia so that merchants could accept bank payments that settle in seconds, and later added real time Volt Accounts and Virtual IBANs. Its platform covers checkout payments, refunds, payouts, fraud rules, account ownership checks and reconciliation, with use cases including high volume player deposits and withdrawals, trading platforms and wallet top ups. Volt now handles fiat and regulated stablecoins, including USDC, and holds direct regulatory authorisation in the UK, the EU and Australia, where it received an Australian Financial Services Licence from ASIC. It has raised a 60 million dollar Series B round and announced a partnership with Worldpay.
Worldline
FranceWorldline is a Euronext-listed payments company headquartered in Paris, formed from Atos's payments business and enlarged by the acquisition of Ingenico, providing card acquiring, online payment gateways and alternative payment methods to merchants across Europe, including licensed online gambling operators in the markets where it serves the vertical. Its Bambora and PaymentIQ businesses gave it a direct gambling footprint in the Nordics and Malta, and it processes tens of billions of transactions a year.
Worldpay
United KingdomWorldpay is a payments company providing online, in store and omnichannel payment acceptance, fraud prevention, authentication, dispute management, payouts, card issuing and currency services to small and medium businesses, enterprises, software platforms and marketplaces. Its industry practices include gaming, alongside crypto, digital content, financial services, retail, restaurants and travel. For gaming operators it provides payment processing, global acquiring with currency conversion, AI driven routing and credential management through Worldpay Optimize, dynamic routing and payouts to nominated accounts, including Mastercard MoneySend. The company says it works with more than 200 gaming operators and can process up to 1,200 transactions per second, and that it processes $2.3 trillion a year for enterprise clients. Its company information page now directs to Global Payments.
Yapily
United KingdomYapily is an open banking infrastructure company, based on Paul Street in London, that provides payments and financial data through a single API integration. Its products include Pay by Bank for merchants' payment stacks, commercial and consumer recurring payments, access to real time account data, and transaction categorisation and data enrichment, and it lets customers connect under its PSD2 open banking licence. Its customers include payment providers, accounting platforms, lenders and financial services firms, and it says its coverage includes business and SME accounts as well as consumer accounts, with most banks in the UK and Germany connected. Its regulated services are provided by two subsidiaries: Yapily Connect Ltd, authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority, and Yapily Connect UAB, regulated by the Bank of Lithuania. The parent company, Yapily Ltd, is registered in England and Wales.
Yaspa
United KingdomYaspa is a payments company that uses open banking to provide real time bank payments and instant identity verification. It started in 2017 as Citizen, founded by two technology executives to connect identity and payments, became one of the first open banking providers to be regulated as a payment institution by the Financial Conduct Authority, and later rebranded as Yaspa as it expanded across Europe. Its products are Intelligent Payments, which attach identity, risk and behavioural data to each transaction, Pay by Bank instant payments, instant payouts including cross border payouts, and account verification using biometric checks. Yaspa serves iGaming operators, land based gambling venues including bookmakers, casinos and self service terminals, ecommerce, point of sale and trading platforms. The company received an Innovate UK grant for a safer gambling platform.
Zimpler
SwedenZimpler is a Swedish account-to-account payments company headquartered in Gothenburg, founded in 2012, providing instant bank deposits and withdrawals with built-in identity verification for online gambling operators in the Nordic and European markets, and a pay-and-play onboarding flow that opens and funds an account through a bank login. It is licensed as a payment institution by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority and has worked with Sweden's regulator on compliance requirements for gambling payments, including the country's ban on gambling with credit from 2026. Zimpler serves operators in Sweden, Finland, Germany, Estonia, Latvia and other markets.