iGaming Payment Solutions

DraftKings and FanDuel process through Nuvei. Taken private by Advent International for $6.3B in November 2024, headquartered in Montreal, 2,700+ employees. 720+ payment methods across 50+ local acquiring markets with AI-driven routing. Six pre-built iGaming platform connectors, more than any other provider in our 20-provider review. The catch: enterprise pricing starts at $500k monthly minimum with 5-10% rolling reserve held for 6 months. 3.8/5 Trustpilot from 819 reviews.

Finera is a payment orchestration platform built for iGaming and high-risk merchants. Cyprus-based, 100+ employees. Connects operators to 600+ payment providers through a single API with AI-driven smart routing. Also offers card acquiring and crypto processing alongside the core orchestration product. Finera sits between your casino and your PSPs, routing each transaction to whichever provider gives the best approval rate, lowest cost or fastest settlement. SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix connectors. 0.1-0.5% routing fee on top of whatever your PSPs charge. $300k minimum monthly volume. If you already have two or more PSPs and want to optimize how transactions flow between them, that is the problem Finera solves. If you need a payment provider, Finera is not one.

IXOPAY is a white-label payment orchestration and tokenization platform built in Vienna since 2014. Merged with TokenEx (completed February 2025) and now backed by K1 Investment Management. 500+ certified adapters (200+ PSPs, 300+ payment methods), tokenization vault, rule-based routing, PCI DSS Level 1. Acquired Congrify in October 2025 for AI-powered payment analytics, merged with Aperia Compliance in December 2024 for PCI services. The white-label angle is the differentiator: PSPs and ISOs rebrand the entire stack under their own name. Enterprise-only with $1M+ monthly minimum, 12-month contracts and $5k+ setup fees. No named iGaming clients on record, but SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix connectors suggest gambling operators are in the mix.

AstroPay is an e-wallet built to get casino deposits through in Latin America, where 40-60% of international card payments get declined by local banks. Founded in Uruguay in 2009, now headquartered in London with around 300 staff. Covers 50+ local payment methods across Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and India. Former Premier League shirt sponsor (Wolves through 2023-24, plus past Burnley and Crystal Palace deals; Tottenham payment partner through 2025). FCA-authorized EMI with additional Isle of Man and Brazil Central Bank licenses. 4.4/5 on Trustpilot from nearly 10,000 reviews. If a fifth of your traffic is LATAM, you probably need this.

Adyen is the largest independent payment processor in Europe. EUR 1.39 trillion processed in 2025, EUR 2.36 billion revenue, publicly traded on Euronext Amsterdam at a EUR 27 billion market cap. Single platform built entirely in-house with banking licenses in the EU, UK and USA. 250+ payment methods across 150+ currencies. Forrester's top-rated merchant payment provider in Q1 2024. But here's the honest part: Adyen treats iGaming as just another merchant category. No dedicated gambling product, no named casino clients beyond Betfair, no platform connectors for SoftSwiss or Slotegrator. If you process $1M+ monthly and want raw payment infrastructure at enterprise scale, Adyen is world-class. If you need a partner that understands gambling-specific problems, Nuvei and Paysafe are better positioned.

Owned by Global Payments since January 2026, processing card payments since 1997. Ladbrokes and Coral built their online deposit systems on Worldpay. 300+ payment methods focused on UK and European card acquiring. 4.3/5 Trustpilot from 9,887 reviews, second highest in our database. 9,400+ employees. The $750k minimum monthly volume and 8-15% rolling reserve make the cost of entry steep.

With 50 million active Skrill and Neteller wallet users already onboard, Paysafe offers something no other iGaming PSP can match: a built-in player base. Part of Paysafe Group, publicly traded, London-headquartered since 1996. 260+ payment methods across 120+ countries. Clients include 888, PokerStars and William Hill. 1.2/5 Trustpilot from 1,084 reviews tells a complicated story.

Trustly is the open banking payment method that every major European casino already offers. Bet365, Flutter, Kindred, Betsson, Entain, LeoVegas. If your players are in Europe, they expect to see Trustly on the deposit page. Pay N Play lets players register and deposit in a single step through bank authentication, which changed how Nordic casinos operate. $239 million in revenue, $87 billion processed in 2024, connected to 6,300+ European banks. The downsides are real too: 2.6/5 on Trustpilot from 3,163 reviews, a SEK 130 million AML fine from the Swedish regulator in 2022, and a $300k minimum volume requirement with 12-month contracts.

Inpay is a Danish payout specialist that moves money to players in 90+ countries through local bank rails. Founded in 2008 in Copenhagen, bootstrapped to EUR 60.1M revenue in 2023 without outside funding. A quarter of iGaming's Power50 operators use them for withdrawals, with named clients including 888, Betsson, Lottoland and Netbet. Danish FSA licensed with three separate authorizations, the first Scandinavian company to hold all three. Not a deposit solution. If your withdrawal queue is the bottleneck holding back player retention, this is who you call.

Corefy is a payment orchestration platform out of London with R&D in Kyiv, running since 2018 under the PayCore.io name before rebranding in 2021. 600+ ready-made connectors, AI-based smart routing, white-label dashboard, 200+ currencies including crypto. Co-founded by Denys Kyrychenko and Dmytro Dziubenko, both with 10+ years in fintech. Has a published case study with an unnamed 'international gambling and betting company' operating across Europe, LATAM and Asia. 150% annual growth rate. $250k minimum volume, no contract lock-in, 0.2-0.7% routing fees. 4.1/5 on Trustpilot from 14 reviews. The most accessible orchestrator in our database by entry requirements.

Orchestration and direct acquiring in one platform. Solidgate started in 2016 as an internal payments team at Genesys (Ukraine's largest IT company), then spun out as a standalone product. Headquartered in Cyprus with offices in Kyiv and Warsaw. 150+ payment methods across global, LATAM and APAC markets. Published rates start at 0.3-0.8% plus underlying acquiring cost. Settlement as fast as real-time on some methods, T+1 on others. No Trustpilot profile. 275 employees. Licensed as an Electronic Money Institution by the Central Bank of Cyprus.

Triple-A is the stablecoin payment processor with MAS Singapore licensing, backed by Peak XV Partners and Razer's zVentures with $14 million raised. Built by the founder of Thunes, the product locks exchange rates at payment time so you never touch crypto on your balance sheet. Partners include Binance Pay, Crypto.com and Coinbase. Strong on regulation with licenses in Singapore, France, the US and Canada. Thin on iGaming credentials though. No publicly named casino clients, only two iGaming platform connectors, and a gaming page focused on Razer and esports. If you need stablecoin payments from Asian markets with serious regulatory coverage, Triple-A fits. For a proven iGaming crypto processor, look at CoinsPaid or NOWPayments instead.

Primer is the best-funded payment orchestration platform in our database. Over $94M raised from ICONIQ Growth, Accel, Balderton Capital, Tencent and others at a $425M valuation. London-based, founded 2020, 220+ employees. The standout feature is a visual drag-and-drop routing builder that lets you configure payment flows without writing code. 200+ PSP connections. Clients include Dabble (Australian sports betting), GetYourGuide and Deliveroo. But like all orchestrators, Primer does not process payments, it routes them. Revenue was just 2.9M GBP in 2023 against 15.6M GBP in operating losses, meaning the company burns cash heavily. 1.4/5 Trustpilot from 32 reviews. $500k minimum monthly volume. For operators who want no-code payment workflow control with institutional backing, Primer is the most polished orchestration product available.

With 350+ cryptocurrencies at 0.5 to 1% per transaction, NOWPayments handles what fiat-only PSPs cannot: getting crypto deposits live in minutes, not weeks. API and plugin-based integration, NuxGame platform connector. Instant settlement, zero chargebacks. Betfinal, Chipstars and BazedBet process crypto through it. Pure crypto play, not a hybrid.

BitPay is the oldest Bitcoin payment processor, running since 2011 out of Atlanta with $100M+ in total funding. 100+ cryptocurrencies, 130,000 merchants, $1.38 billion processed in 2025. US Money Services Business registration gives it regulatory standing in the American market that no other crypto gateway in our database can match. T+1 fiat settlement in USD and EUR means operators receive traditional currency the next business day. 1% flat fee. But the iGaming picture is complicated. BitPay has been described as having strict gambling policies, the Trustpilot score is 1.2/5 from 291 reviews, a $507k OFAC sanctions fine sits on the record, and the $200k monthly minimum with a 12-month contract locks out smaller operators. For US-regulated gambling markets specifically, BitPay is the compliance-grade crypto option. For everyone else, cheaper and more flexible alternatives exist.

Founded in Barcelona in 2017, PayRetailers aggregates 300+ local payment methods across Latin America and 12 African markets through direct acquiring. No wallet, no player registration. 7 local LATAM licenses, PCI DSS certified, SoftSwiss and Slotegrator connectors pre-built. Operators processing $150k+ monthly get PIX, SPEI, Boleto, OXXO, PSE and bank transfers under one contract and one settlement. 3/5 on Trustpilot from a thin 20-review sample.

CoinGate is a Lithuanian crypto payment gateway that became the first homegrown Lithuanian company to receive a MiCA license in December 2025. 70+ cryptocurrencies with EUR and USD fiat settlement. SoftSwiss and Slotegrator connectors ready. One of only three companies holding a Lithuanian MiCA license alongside Robinhood Europe and Nuvei. If you need crypto payments for a European-licensed casino with proper regulatory backing, CoinGate is the cleanest option in the crypto gateway space. Founded 2014 in Vilnius, ~80 employees, roughly 1% fee, full auto KYC/AML, dedicated account management.

CoinsPaid is the crypto payment processor that 500+ online casinos already use, processing EUR 9.1 billion in 2024. Built in Estonia with SoftSwiss and Slotegrator integrations ready to go, 0.8% deposit fees, zero chargebacks and zero rolling reserves on crypto. The catch that every operator should know about: North Korea's Lazarus Group hacked them twice in six months for a combined $45 million in 2023-2024. They survived, rebuilt security, kept growing. If you run a crypto casino on SoftSwiss, CoinsPaid is likely already on your shortlist.

Brite is the Stockholm-built open banking challenger going after Trustly's territory. Founded in 2019 by a former Klarna director, backed by $60 million from Dawn Capital, the same firm that backed iZettle and Tink. The pitch is simple: faster than Trustly, built on modern infrastructure, with same-day settlement and median payout times of 4 seconds. Brite Play combines payment and KYC for iGaming operators, similar to Trustly's Pay N Play but newer. The trade-off: smaller bank network at 3,800 versus Trustly's 12,000+, no US coverage, and still limited casino adoption. Lower barriers to entry with $200k minimum and 6-month contracts versus Trustly's $300k and 12 months.

CoinPayments is the oldest surviving multi-crypto payment gateway, running since 2013 with support for 2,200+ cryptocurrencies in its wallet and 175+ for payment processing. 250,000+ merchants across 190+ countries. Fees start at 0.5% for coins, 1% for stablecoins and tokens. Instant settlement in crypto. No minimum volume, no contracts, no setup fees. The appeal is simple: if you want to accept every obscure altcoin alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum, nobody else comes close on coin count. But there are serious red flags. Owners Jason Butcher and Alex Alexandrov have documented ties to the $4 billion OneCoin Ponzi scheme, and the CFTC found $147M in laundered funds routed through the platform via Control Finance. Website traffic dropped significantly over the past year. A new platform launched in May 2025 with faster verification, the company re-entered the US market in November 2025, and Ali Rafi was appointed CEO in mid-2025. But the underlying trust issues remain.