1 
Nuvei
Acquirer and PSP with one contract for cards, local methods, payouts and crypto
Montreal, Canada
8.4 Best for: Operators who want one contract across many markets
Nuvei is a Montreal-based payments company that sells operators one contract for card acquiring, alternative methods and payouts. Its gaming page claims 720 local and alternative methods, 150+ currencies, a network of 200+ acquirers, instant withdrawals over the RTP network and pay-in and payout for nearly 40 cryptocurrencies. It names bet365, FanDuel, Entain, DraftKings, BetMGM and 888 as customers. It adds a smart routing engine, declined-payment recovery and a reconciliation tool. Pricing is not published, so expect a sales process.
What stands out
- ✓Says it supports 720 local and alternative payment methods in 150+ currencies under one integration and contract
- ✓Names bet365, FanDuel, Entain, DraftKings, BetMGM and 888 as iGaming customers
- ✓Says it supports pay-in and payout for nearly 40 cryptocurrencies and handles fiat reconciliation and volatility
- ✓Has served 888 in Europe since 2017 and enabled its Ontario launch in April 2022
Watch out for
- ✗No public pricing; the site gives no rates, reserve terms or chargeback fees
- ✗Headline figures are company claims and are not always consistent (the page cites both 53 and 52 acquiring markets)
- ✗Approval uplift claims (up to 5 points) are self-reported and not specific to your traffic
Sources (5)
- nuvei.com · Nuvei iGaming page: 720 methods, 150+ currencies, 200+ acquirers, RTP withdrawals, nearly 40 cryptocurrencies, named customers, routing and reconciliation tools
- ffnews.com · August 2023: 888 selects Nuvei for US card acquiring; Nuvei has served 888 in Europe since 2017 and in Ontario since April 2022; Instant Bank Transfer for withdrawals
- canadiangamingbusiness.com · January 2025: Nuvei and GiG partnership for GiG-supported operators
- thepaypers.com · 2024 agreement to buy Pay2All, a Central Bank of Brazil licensed payment institution, aimed at Brazil's regulated betting market
- esma.europa.eu · ESMA interim MiCA register (downloaded 5 Nov 2026): Nuvei Liquidity UAB (brand Simplex) authorised as a crypto-asset service provider by the Bank of Lithuania on 16 December 2025
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2 
Paysafe
Skrill, NETELLER and paysafecard owner with a single gateway for regulated operators
London, United Kingdom
8.1 Best for: Operators who want e-wallet reach plus a US gateway
Paysafe owns the Skrill and NETELLER wallets and paysafecard, and sells operators a gateway built around one integration with a hosted checkout and business portal. Its April 2026 release says the US gateway already supports cards, Skrill, PaysafeCash, Pay by Bank and 30+ local methods, and it added Pay with Crypto through MoonPay. Pay by Bank launched in April 2024 with transactions indemnified, by its own account. Pricing is not published, and Paysafe states that it does not endorse gambling.
What stands out
- ✓Owns Skrill, NETELLER and paysafecard, which are common gambling deposit and withdrawal methods
- ✓April 2026 release says the US gateway supports cards, Skrill, PaysafeCash, Pay by Bank and 30+ local methods
- ✓Launched Pay with Crypto with MoonPay on 7 April 2026; its Skrill and NETELLER entity is on ESMA's MiCA register (Central Bank of Ireland, 3 December 2025)
- ✓Says all Pay by Bank transactions are indemnified, which cuts operator liability on defaulted bank deposits
Watch out for
- ✗Recent product news is US-focused, so European coverage needs to be checked in a sales call
- ✗No public pricing, rates or reserve terms
- ✗Pay by Bank indemnity and player-preference figures are company claims from its own research
Sources (5)
- paysafe.com · 7 April 2026 release: Pay with Crypto via MoonPay, gateway methods, settlement options, 83% US player interest claim, no-endorsement disclaimer
- ffnews.com · 29 April 2024: Pay by Bank for US iGaming, indemnified transactions, 27% of bettors prefer bank transfers (Paysafe research)
- paysafe.com · 2019 launch of single API integration with cards, Skrill, Neteller, paysafecard, hosted checkout and business portal
- finextra.com · 2021 Worldpay and Paysafe partnership for US iGaming and sports betting
- esma.europa.eu · ESMA interim MiCA register (downloaded 5 Nov 2026): Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited (Skrill, NETELLER) authorised as a crypto-asset service provider by the Central Bank of Ireland on 3 December 2025
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3 
Worldpay
Large acquirer and gateway that says it serves 200+ gaming operators
7.7 Best for: Large operators wanting a global acquirer with payouts
Worldpay is a large acquirer and gateway that says it works with over 200 gaming operators, and its gaming page shows bet365, DraftKings, Entain, FanDuel and Flutter. It highlights payouts to nominated accounts worldwide, fraud prevention, dispute management, currency conversion and dynamic routing, and claims up to 1,200 transactions per second and 99.9% uptime. Global Payments completed its acquisition of Worldpay on 12 January 2026. The gaming page does not list methods, countries or fees, so coverage has to be confirmed with sales.
What stands out
- ✓Says it works with over 200 gaming operators, with bet365, DraftKings, Entain, FanDuel and Flutter logos shown
- ✓Highlights payout capability and says it was first to market with Mastercard MoneySend
- ✓Lists fraud prevention, dispute management, currency conversion and dynamic routing
- ✓Claims up to 1,200 transactions per second and 99.9% uptime
Watch out for
- ✗Gaming page names no payment methods, countries or fees
- ✗Ownership changed in January 2026 when Global Payments completed its Worldpay acquisition, so product roadmaps may shift
- ✗No public pricing
Sources (3)
- worldpay.com · Gaming page: 200+ gaming operators, payouts, MoneySend, fraud and dispute tools, 1,200 TPS and 99.9% uptime claims
- businesswire.com · 12 January 2026: Global Payments completes acquisition of Worldpay
- finextra.com · 2021 Worldpay and Paysafe US iGaming partnership
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4 
Trustly
Pay by bank specialist behind Pay N Play registration and instant bank payouts
7.7 Best for: Operators in Nordic and EU markets that want bank payments
Trustly is an open banking provider that lets players deposit and withdraw directly from their bank accounts. Its Pay N Play product, launched in 2015, combines registration and payment in one step, and a January 2025 upgrade adds the Azura data engine; Trustly claims login times fell from 48 seconds to under 10. It claims 12,000 banks, 650+ million consumers and 30+ markets, and names bet365, Flutter, William Hill, LeoVegas and Kindred as gaming clients. It is bank-account based, so it sits next to a card PSP. Fees are not published.
What stands out
- ✓Pay N Play (launched 2015) lets a player register and deposit in one bank step
- ✓Names bet365, Flutter, William Hill, LeoVegas and Kindred as gaming clients
- ✓Claims 12,000 banks, 650+ million consumers and 9,000+ merchants across 30+ markets
- ✓Bank-based payments carry no card chargebacks in the usual sense, and are often cheaper than cards
Watch out for
- ✗Does not cover cards, wallets or vouchers, so it complements rather than replaces a PSP
- ✗Latest dated gaming release found is September 2025 (JOI Gaming, Netherlands), so recent activity is not confirmed
- ✗No public pricing; usage and speed figures are Trustly's own claims
Sources (3)
- thepaypers.com · 21 January 2025: Pay N Play upgrade with Azura, 48 seconds to under 10 seconds login claim, 9,000+ merchants, 650+ million consumers, 30+ markets, 12,000 banks, named gaming clients
- trustly.com · 21 September 2025: JOI Gaming names Trustly its main payment provider in the Netherlands, with iDEAL deposits and instant 24/7 payouts
- trustly.com · Trustly blog and press page carries gaming items (JOI Gaming press release, gaming payment optimisation article), showing a live gaming vertical; items undated on the page
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5 
TrueLayer
Open banking provider live with bet365, Midnite and William Hill for deposits and payouts
7.6 Best for: UK and EU operators going card-free with pay by bank
TrueLayer is an FCA-authorised open banking provider with a dedicated iGaming page. bet365 went live with its Pay by Bank in the UK and Germany in January 2026 and recommends it at checkout, and Midnite followed in August 2026. Its Verified Payouts product returns winnings to the account that deposited, and Signup+ holds funds until age verification is complete. TrueLayer claims 100+ European iGaming brands, 99.7% payout success and costs up to 50% below cards. Those are its own figures, and pricing is not published.
What stands out
- ✓bet365 went live with TrueLayer Pay by Bank in the UK and Germany on 19 January 2026 and made it the recommended option at checkout
- ✓Midnite launched TrueLayer Pay by Bank for deposits and withdrawals (reported 19 August 2026)
- ✓Verified Payouts sends winnings back to the depositing account, with a claimed 99.7% payout success rate
- ✓Signup+ holds funds in a suspense account until age verification is complete, with refunds if it fails
Watch out for
- ✗Bank rails only and Europe only, so it complements a card PSP rather than replacing it
- ✗Headline numbers (100+ iGaming brands, 75% deposit increase, up to 50% lower costs than cards) are company claims
- ✗No public pricing, and the affordability product is marked 'coming soon'
Sources (3)
- truelayer.com · iGaming page: 100+ brands claim, Verified Payouts and 99.7% claim, Signup+ suspense account, up to 50% lower costs claim, FCA FRN 901096
- truelayer.com · 19 January 2026: bet365 live with Pay by Bank in the UK and Germany, recommended at checkout, expansion planned for 2026
- thepaypers.com · 19 August 2026: Midnite launches TrueLayer Pay by Bank for deposits and withdrawals
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6 
Praxis Tech
Payment orchestration platform built around iGaming and trading merchants
Founded 2014 · Limassol, Cyprus
7.1 Best for: Operators who want routing and 3DS cascading across PSPs
Praxis Tech is a payment orchestration platform focused on iGaming and trading, founded in 2014 by its own account. In November 2025 it announced a partnership with Stake to improve approval performance. A 2023 release says its Groove partnership gives operators access to 525+ PSPs and 1,000+ APM integrations. Its 3DS Cascading feature (February 2024) retries a transaction on another route after a processing error without asking the customer to authenticate again, and the company said it approved over $4.5bn in volume the previous year. Pricing is not published.
What stands out
- ✓Describes itself as a payment orchestration platform for iGaming, founded in 2014
- ✓November 2025 partnership with Stake to improve approval performance
- ✓3DS Cascading (February 2024) moves a transaction to another route after a processing error without a second customer authentication
- ✓Said in a 2023 release that its Groove partnership gives access to 525+ PSPs and 1,000+ APM integrations
Watch out for
- ✗No 2026 announcement found; the latest dated news is November 2025
- ✗Says its services do not include transaction processing or handling client funds, so you still need licensed PSPs behind it
- ✗Volume and routing claims are self-reported ($4.5bn approved in the prior year, as stated in February 2024); no public pricing
Sources (6)
- thepaypers.com · 10 November 2025: Praxis and Stake partnership; AI Smart Routing announced shortly before; Praxis describes itself as an iGaming payment orchestration platform
- europeangaming.eu · November 2025 Stake partnership; founded 2014 claim
- ffnews.com · 1 February 2024: 3DS Cascading, $4.5bn approved volume claim, core sectors iGaming and trading
- prnewswire.com · 3 April 2023 (Limassol): Groove turnkey merchants (100+ operators) get Praxis through one integration; 525+ PSPs and 1,000+ APM integrations claim
- prnewswire.co.uk · August 2022 SoftSwiss partnership
- praxis.tech · Live site: lists GGPoker, Stake, Playtech, Codere Online and Thrill among companies using Praxis; gaming vertical 'Sportsbooks, esports, and online entertainment'; says its services do not include transaction processing or handling clients' funds
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7 
MiFinity
FCA and MFSA authorised e-wallet with stablecoin payouts, but a 2026 AML penalty in Malta
Northern Ireland and Malta
6.7 Best for: Operators adding a regulated wallet for pay-ins and payouts
MiFinity is a digital wallet that iGaming operators add for deposits and withdrawals. MiFinity UK Limited is authorised by the FCA (ref 900090) and Mifinity Malta Limited by the MFSA (C64824). It claims 80+ deposit methods, multi-currency wallets and availability in 223 countries and territories. It integrated with the Orchestr gateway in August 2025 and announced PayAnyCoin stablecoin payouts in July 2026. Malta's FIAU settled an AML penalty with the Malta entity on 27 August 2026. Fees vary by method and sit on a public fees page.
What stands out
- ✓Regulated: MiFinity UK Limited is FCA authorised (ref 900090) and Mifinity Malta Limited is MFSA authorised (C64824)
- ✓August 2025 integration with Orchestr's gateway for iGaming operators
- ✓Says withdrawals take 1 to 2 working days and creating an account is free
- ✓Launched PayAnyCoin stablecoin payouts (announced 30 July 2026, built on BVNK) through its existing API
Watch out for
- ✗Malta's FIAU published a settlement with Mifinity Malta Limited on 27 August 2026: an AML penalty of EUR 266,833 reduced by 40% to EUR 160,099, after a 2023 compliance examination; MiFinity says it completed remediation
- ✗Homepage does not describe a dedicated iGaming product, and its news page names no iGaming partner in 2026
- ✗Has a 'non serviced countries' list; check your target markets
Sources (6)
- mifinity.com · FCA and MFSA registrations, 80+ deposit methods, currencies, withdrawal timing, fees vary by method
- ffnews.com · 18 August 2025 Orchestr integration for iGaming operators; 223 countries and territories claim
- thepaypers.com · July 2024 Slotegrator partnership
- thepaypers.com · 2024 FinteqHub partnership
- mifinity.com · News page: PayAnyCoin (30 July 2026), Wero deposits (27 May 2026), SBC Summit Lisbon showcase (17 September 2026), remediation programme completed (3 September 2026)
- fiaumalta.org · FIAU publication notice: settlement concluded 27 August 2026 with Mifinity Malta Limited, penalty EUR 266,833 reduced 40% to EUR 160,099, follow-up directive, compliance examination in 2023
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8 
PaymentIQ
iGaming cashier and orchestration platform, independent again after a buyout
6.4 Best for: Operators wanting a cashier that routes across many PSPs
PaymentIQ is a payment orchestration and cashier platform with an iGaming history. Its site describes a modular routing layer with failover and a single integration for adding providers and markets, and claims 300+ customers. A May 2022 Yaspa post says it gives iGaming providers 45+ card acquirers and 100+ alternative payment providers. In July 2026 promoted coverage, management said a buyout backed by InCore Invest returned it to independent control. Its CEO says direct provider connections can take 6 to 12 months. Pricing is not public, and current iGaming proof is thin.
What stands out
- ✓Yaspa's May 2022 post says PaymentIQ gives iGaming providers access to 45+ card acquirers and 100+ alternative payment providers through one integration (company claim)
- ✓Routes across several acquirers; management cites a merchant that improved results by prioritising the better acquirer (promoted article, anonymous)
- ✓Lets operators A/B test checkout by market, per management in a July 2026 promoted article
- ✓Account-to-account payments from Yaspa (formerly Citizen, an FCA-regulated payment institution) have been available on the platform since May 2022
Watch out for
- ✗The current PaymentIQ website describes generic orchestration and does not mention iGaming or payouts; iGaming evidence is older or promotional
- ✗A July 2026 promoted article describes a management buyout backed by InCore Invest and 3 to 4 years of limited product development before it
- ✗No public pricing or provider count
Sources (3)
- paymentiq.com · Current site: modular orchestration layer, routing and failover, 300+ customers claim; no iGaming mention
- next.io · 30 July 2026 promoted article: management buyout backed by InCore Invest, routing and A/B testing claims, 6 to 12 months for direct provider connections
- yaspa.com · 11 May 2022: PaymentIQ gives iGaming providers 45+ card acquirers and 100+ alternative payment providers; Citizen (now Yaspa) joins from May 2022
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9 
Volt
Open banking payments provider with iGaming gateway partnerships since 2020
London, United Kingdom
6.1 Best for: Operators who want open banking through a cashier or gateway
Volt is a London-based open banking payments provider that operators usually reach through a gateway. Its iGaming record includes a May 2020 deal with GiG and an August 2021 deal with MoneyMatrix, whose iGaming gateway links to 5,000+ UK and EU banks through Volt. In 2024 it added games marketplace Kinguin, which is not a licensed gambling operator. In January 2026 it announced a ClearBank partnership for payment accounts, payouts and refunds, with no gambling mention. Public gambling operator case studies are fewer than at Trustly or TrueLayer, and pricing is not published.
What stands out
- ✓Partnered with GiG (2020) and MoneyMatrix (2021) for iGaming open banking
- ✓Open banking account-to-account route sold through iGaming gateways, including MoneyMatrix (August 2021)
- ✓January 2026 ClearBank partnership adds payouts, refunds and virtual IBANs
- ✓UK e-money licence reported from the FCA
Watch out for
- ✗Public gambling operator case studies are thinner than Trustly's
- ✗Its best-known gaming example, Kinguin, is a games marketplace and not a licensed gambling operator
- ✗No public pricing
Sources (4)
- volt.io · 6 May 2020: GiG signs Volt to offer open banking payments to its B2B partners
- volt.io · 5 August 2021: MoneyMatrix (iGaming gateway) partnership; Volt connects 5,000+ banks in the UK and EU; London-based
- clear.bank · 29 January 2026: ClearBank partnership for EUR and GBP accounts, virtual IBANs, payouts and refunds (no gambling mention)
- europeangaming.eu · November 2024 Kinguin partnership (games marketplace)
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