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PayDo Review

Is It the Right Account Provider for Your iGaming Business?

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E-money institution · Own license ·

PayDo sells operators a multi-currency account from its Maltese e-money institution and a Checkout cashier with 350-plus methods. It takes operators on any gambling license, Curaçao included, though a third of its Trustpilot reviews are one star.

Trustpilot
3.4/5 (368)
Founded
Headquarters
Saffron Walden, United Kingdom
Regulator
FCA
Licenses named
Curaçao
operators

Quick Info

Type
E‑money institution
Class
Own license
Regulator
FCA
License
900916
HQ
Saffron Walden, United Kingdom
Pricing
Published

Our Verdict: Should You Bank With PayDo?

Final assessment for iGaming operators, studios and affiliates

Tier 2
Own license

Tier 2: on a regulator's register and open to gambling businesses

Summary

PayDo, led by CEO Serhii Zakharov, runs a multi-currency IBAN with cards and mass payouts next to Checkout, an acquiring product with 350 or more payment methods. In 2026 Paydo EU Ltd, a Maltese e-money institution, took the client accounts over from Ecommerce Technologies Ltd, the FCA-authorized UK company. An account costs EUR 100 to EUR 200 a month after a setup fee of up to EUR 1,500. The policy of taking any gambling license comes with a 3.4 Trustpilot score on 368 reviews and frozen-funds complaints from July to September 2026.

Strongest Point

PayDo puts a multi-currency IBAN in 19 to 35 currencies on its own e-money license, with SEPA Instant, Faster Payments and SWIFT, cards, mass payouts and an API on the same account. Accounts open in 48 hours on one product and 2 to 5 business days on another, against 14 days at Satchel, which also takes Curaçao licensees.

Key Limitation

Thirty-two percent of PayDo's 368 Trustpilot reviews are one star, and the complaints from July to September 2026 describe frozen balances, the failure that hurts most on a settlement account. A bank or PSP reviewing an operator's counterparties will see a provider that accepts every gambling license, and that weighs on the operator's own file. The account and Checkout also share one compliance function, so a problem on the cashier side reaches the account.

Recommendation

PayDo fits a Curaçao-licensed operator that needs a multi-currency IBAN with Faster Payments and SEPA Instant and can keep the balance low. Treat the account and Checkout as separate decisions, and get your fee tier in writing before you pay a setup fee of up to EUR 1,500. An operator with an MGA or UKGC license and a clean compliance file has better counterparties in FinXP, which has had Kindred Group as a client since 2018, and Equals Money, rated 4.7 on 587 Trustpilot reviews.

Pros

  • E-money licenses in the UK (FCA, since June 2019) and Malta (MFSA, since October 2024), with the Maltese license passported outside Malta
  • Multi-currency IBAN with SEPA Instant, Faster Payments and SWIFT, plus cards, mass payouts and an API
  • Accepts every iGaming license, Curaçao included
  • Account opening from 48 hours
  • Acquiring from the same provider for operators that want one counterparty

Cons

  • Trustpilot 3.4 on 368 reviews, 32% one star, with frozen-funds complaints from July to September 2026
  • The acquiring product shares a compliance function with the account

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Gambling Policy

Whether the company serves iGaming businesses, on what terms, and which licenses and client types it accepts

“All iGaming licenses (Curacao included)”

Our reading

PayDo opens accounts for iGaming operators as part of its high-risk business banking. Any gambling license qualifies, Curaçao included, which is the widest license policy among the account providers rated here.

Licenses named as accepted

Curaçao

Client types named

operators

License, Read in the Register

Entity, license type and number as the regulator prints them, with the date we read the entry

  • Financial Conduct AuthorityRead , regulator's extract

    Ecommerce Technologies Ltd · E-money institution · 900916

    Authorised Electronic Money Institution (since Jun 28, 2019)

Legal entity
Ecommerce Technologies Ltd, 10844998
Headquarters
Saffron Walden, United Kingdom
Founded
2017
Class
Own license

Safeguarding of client money

The provider publishes no safeguarding statement we could quote. Ask where client funds are held and under which regime before you fund the account.

The Account

What the operator actually gets on the account, and what it costs to open

  • IBAN in your company's nameYes

    Dedicated account, not a pooled reference

  • SEPAYes

    SEPA Instant, SEPA Credit Transfer, Faster Payments

  • SEPA InstantYes

    Instant euro transfers

  • SWIFTYes

    Multi-currency IBAN, covering 19 to 35 currencies depending on the product

  • CardsYes

    Corporate cards on the account

  • APIYes

    Programmatic access to payments and reporting

  • Bulk payoutsYes

    Batch payments for affiliates and suppliers

  • Crypto or stablecoinsNo

    None on the account

  • Card acquiring as wellYes

    Hybrid: the cashier side is rated in the PSP catalog, not here

Onboarding

Non-EU companies
Not stated
Time to open
48 hours on one product, 2 to 5 business days on another
Licenses named
Curaçao

Pricing, published

PayDo prices the business account by country, industry, company age and turnover. Setup runs from free to EUR 1,500, maintenance from EUR 100 to EUR 200 a month, and outgoing SEPA transfers cost 0.1% to 0.75%.

Named Clients and Reputation

Who vouches for the provider on the record, and what its own customers say

Named iGaming clients

None named on a first-party source. Every operator using this provider does so without a public reference.

Reputation

3.4/5 (368)

32% one-star, read Sep 1, 2026.

Not to be confused with: PayDo Payments Ltd does not exist. PAYDO HOLDING LTD and PAYDO PAYROLL LTD at Companies House are unrelated companies, while PayDo's licensed companies are Ecommerce Technologies Ltd in the UK and Paydo EU Ltd in Malta.

Frequently Asked Questions

4 questions about PayDo