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Crypto Payment Gateways for iGaming

The 9 crypto payment gateways that take casino and sportsbook money, ranked by the same capability score as the rest of the catalog and compared on what decides the contract: the fee, what lands in your account, MiCA CASP status by register, who has an operator on record, and how long the integration takes.

One of the nine holds a MiCA CASP license (CoinGate), one has an application pending (CoinsPaid), and seven hold no license from any regulator. Four settle in crypto only. Three have a casino or sportsbook client known by name, and the other six have never named one. Those three facts sort the shortlist faster than a coin count, and the ranking table carries all of them on every row.

The 2026 changes are folded in. MiCA's transitional period closed on July 1: CoinPayments dropped its EU and EEA clients, CoinsPaid runs on non-EU entities while its application waits, and BitPay B.V. picked up an AFM authorization two weeks later. NOWPayments retired its 0.5% floor for a 1% starting fee, and Request Network repriced from 0.05% to 0.9% on July 30. BitPay, Coinflow, Nuvei and BVNK sit under the table with their own roles rather than inside a ranking of gateways: BitPay because its terms restrict gambling, Coinflow because no casino runs on it, the other two because neither is a gateway.

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Gateways ranked
4 of 13
Hold a MiCA CASP license
8 of 9
Publish a rate card
3 of 9
Have a known operator

Best Crypto Payment Gateways for iGaming, Ranked

Capability score out of 10, the same model that ranks the full catalog. Open a row for the case for and against.

  1. 01CoinsPaid

    CoinsPaid

    iGaming-friendlyiGaming-native processor

    The processor 500+ online casinos already run, with a SoftSwiss connector on that platform's own partner list and EUR 9.1 billion processed in 2024.

    Deposit fee
    0.8%
    You receive
    Fiat (EUR, USD) or crypto
    MiCA status
    CASP pending
    Known operators
    9
    iGaming score 7.0 out of 10

    Tallinn, Estonia, with the merchant gateway trading as CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid. Application under review at Finantsinspektsioon after the Estonian FVT000166 license lapsed on July 1, 2026.

    Where it wins

    Over 70% of revenue from gambling: support and product are built around a casino cashier, and a SoftSwiss casino goes live by configuration.
    Published rate card: 0.8% on deposits, 0.3% on crypto payouts, 1.5% crypto-to-fiat, no rolling reserve.
    Fiat settlement in EUR and USD at T+1 next to instant crypto, plus an OTC desk for large conversions.

    Where it stops

    Two Lazarus Group breaches in 2023 and 2024, $45 million combined, both by the same social-engineering route.
    No EU authorization since July 1, 2026: the Estonian license lapsed and the CASP application is still pending.
    The volume floor is negotiated case by case, and small books are screened out at the door.
    Pick it for:
    Crypto casinos on SoftSwiss or Slotegrator, offshore-licensed books at volume
    Not for:
    Compliance teams that cannot carry the hack record, and anyone who needs an EU-authorized counterparty today
    Custody: CustodialFounded 2014Tallinn, EstoniaFull review
  2. 02NOWPayments

    NOWPayments

    Grey-market specialistWidest coin coverage

    350+ cryptocurrencies at a 1% starting fee, live in minutes, with Betfinal, Chipstars and BazedBet processing through it.

    Deposit fee
    1%, 1.5% with conversion
    You receive
    Fiat (EUR, USD) or crypto
    Known operators
    5
    iGaming score 7.0 out of 10

    NOWPayments Ltd (Seychelles) and FD Transfers LLC (St. Vincent), with the team in Amsterdam. No MiCA CASP and no EU registration of any kind.

    Where it wins

    350+ coins, matched only by B2BINPAY, so a player holding Solana, Polygon or Dogecoin does not bounce off the cashier.
    Fastest go-live in the category: plugins in minutes, API in hours, a NuxGame platform connector.
    Non-custodial mode sends funds straight to the operator wallet, while custodial mode adds fiat settlement in EUR and USD.

    Where it stops

    The 0.5% floor is gone: 1% starting, 1.5% with auto-conversion, and the partner tiers are quoted rather than published.
    No license anywhere and no EU authorization, so EU-regulated books have been out of reach since July 1, 2026.
    Optional KYC and basic reporting from a team of 11-50 people.
    Pick it for:
    Crypto-first casinos, hybrid books where crypto is 20% or more of deposits, fast launches
    Not for:
    UKGC and EU-licensed operators, and anyone who needs fiat processing from the same vendor
    Custody: Custodial or non-custodialFounded 2019Amsterdam, NetherlandsFull review
  3. 03B2BINPAY

    B2BINPAY

    iGaming-friendlyCrypto-only, white-label

    350+ assets on 10+ chains at 0.40% falling to 0.25%, three settlement models and a white-label platform no other gateway here offers.

    Deposit fee
    0.40% to 0.25%
    You receive
    Fiat (USD, EUR over SEPA and SWIFT) or crypto
    Known operators
    none
    iGaming score 6.9 out of 10

    B2Broker group, with B2BINPAY EL SALVADOR S.A. de C.V. as the licensed entity. Not on the ESMA register, with El Salvador CNAD and PSB licenses only.

    Where it wins

    The lowest published enterprise rates in the catalog: 0.40% on coins down to 0.25% at $5M a month, free outgoing crypto.
    Fiat settlement in USD and EUR over SEPA and SWIFT, so a casino can keep its books in fiat without a separate FX layer.
    El Salvador CNAD PSAD-0064 and PSB licenses, a real regulatory anchor for LatAm-facing books.

    Where it stops

    UK and US residents and companies are excluded by policy, and EU books get no CASP.
    No SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix or Slotegrator connector, so every integration is custom REST work.
    Withdrawal-delay and robot-support complaints recur in a thin review record, and fiat legs carry a EUR 5,000 minimum.
    Pick it for:
    Non-EU, non-US crypto casinos at seven-figure monthly volume, and banks and EMIs launching white-label crypto
    Not for:
    US-facing operators, EU books that need a CASP counterparty, and platform-native casinos that want a connector
    Custody: Custodial (a non-custodial DeFi app on the side)Founded 2017Rome, ItalyFull review
  4. 04XAIGATE

    XAIGATE

    Grey-market specialistNo-KYC budget gateway

    0.2% flat above a free 500-transaction tier, stablecoin-first, self-serve onboarding. No license, no named client, and a token presale on the same brand.

    Deposit fee
    0.2%, free to 500 tx/mo
    You receive
    Crypto only
    Known operators
    none
    iGaming score 6.9 out of 10

    Garland, Texas, founded 2023, with no license or registration anywhere. No MAS, VARA, MiCA, FCA or US money transmitter license, and the "aligned" wording is design intent.

    Where it wins

    The cheapest published rate in the catalog: free up to 500 transactions a month, then 0.2%, with no setup fee, minimum or reserve.
    Stablecoin-first: USDT, USDC, DAI and PYUSD across Ethereum, Tron, BNB Chain and Solana, with a Gas Station that subsidizes network fees.
    Same-day self-serve onboarding with optional KYC and five open-source e-commerce plugins.

    Where it stops

    No license from any regulator, in any jurisdiction, for a company that holds funds in transit.
    The non-custodial pitch does not survive the Terms of Service, which route payments through XAIGATE-controlled addresses and a Merchant Settlement Account.
    No named casino client, no platform connector, one Trustpilot review, and the XGATE token presale runs on the same domain.
    Pick it for:
    Curacao crypto casinos testing low-volume crypto deposits at zero fixed cost
    Not for:
    MGA, UKGC, Isle of Man or US-licensed operators, and anyone who needs a fiat off-ramp at the gateway
    Custody: Marketed non-custodial, with terms that describe a settlement accountFounded 2023Garland, Texas, USAFull review
  5. 05CoinGate

    CoinGate

    iGaming-friendlyMiCA-licensed EU gateway

    The first homegrown Lithuanian company with a MiCA CASP license: 13 assets, EUR, USD or GBP settlement, 1% on the Standard plan, no setup fee and no minimum.

    Deposit fee
    1%
    You receive
    Fiat (EUR, USD, GBP) or crypto, weekly
    MiCA status
    MiCA CASP
    Known operators
    none
    iGaming score 6.5 out of 10

    Vilnius, Lithuania, as UAB CoinGate. Bank of Lithuania, December 16, 2025, passported across the EEA.

    Where it wins

    A MiCA CASP plus a Bank of Lithuania payment institution license: the cleanest regulatory file in the category.
    Fiat settlement in EUR, USD and GBP, with free SEPA and crypto withdrawals above EUR 50.
    Live inside a week: one to two days of integration plus two to five days of high-risk review, no lock-in, no minimum.

    Where it stops

    13 published assets, so the long tail that NOWPayments and B2BINPAY serve at 350+ is out of reach.
    Settlement lands weekly on the Standard plan and on request only for Enterprise.
    No named casino client, and the SoftSwiss connector it used to advertise is gone from that platform's list.
    Pick it for:
    MGA and other European-licensed casinos that need a CASP counterparty
    Not for:
    Altcoin-heavy player bases, and books outside Europe, where the license carries no weight
    Custody: CustodialFounded 2014Vilnius, LithuaniaFull review
  6. 06Finassets

    Finassets

    Grey-market specialistCheap USDT rail with TRON Energy

    0.40% falling to 0.20% by volume on 70+ coins, pre-bought TRON Energy that cuts TRC-20 network cost by more than half, and ZenCasino on the rail since 2022.

    Deposit fee
    0.40% to 0.20%
    You receive
    Crypto only
    Known operators
    1
    iGaming score 6.5 out of 10

    Tropic Gateway Solution S.A., Panama, with a ten-person team in Riga. Panama has no crypto regime, and the Czech entity was liquidated April 30, 2026 without a CASP application.

    Where it wins

    The lowest custodial rate after XAIGATE, with no setup, monthly, minimum or reserve.
    TRON Energy on every TRC-20 transfer, itemized per transaction, which no other gateway packages.
    Fireblocks custody with MPC signing, 2FA on every transfer and sanctions screening against the UN, EU, OFAC and OFSI lists.

    Where it stops

    No license anywhere, by structure: out of scope for every EU, UK or MGA-licensed book.
    The rate is charged on payouts too, so the round trip runs about 0.7-0.8% of deposits at entry volume.
    No fiat and no live connector, with the BridgerPay link still in build.
    Pick it for:
    Offshore casinos and sportsbooks whose cashier is mostly USDT on TRON
    Not for:
    EU, UK or MGA-licensed books, and anyone who needs euro or dollar settlement
    Custody: Custodial (Fireblocks)Founded 2021Panama City, PanamaFull review
  7. 07Request Network

    Request Network

    iGaming-friendlyNon-custodial protocol

    Gasless one-click stablecoin deposits across 7 chains with wallet screening before settlement. No operator has been named since the June 2026 launch.

    Deposit fee
    0.9%, capped at $500
    You receive
    Crypto only (an optional USDC off-ramp)
    Known operators
    none
    iGaming score 6.5 out of 10

    Request Network Foundation, Zug, with the iGaming product launched June 1, 2026. Non-custodial protocol with no MSB, VASP, EMI or CASP, and the off-ramp entity's Lithuanian VASP registration expired December 31, 2025.

    Where it wins

    Funds settle wallet-to-wallet on-chain and the protocol never holds them, so there is no custody risk and no reserve.
    Hypernative screens the player's wallet before the transaction is signed, so tainted funds are blocked instead of frozen after landing.
    0.9% capped at $500 per payment, so the effective rate falls away on large tickets, with gas included on the EVM chains.

    Where it stops

    Zero named operators, no reviews and no platform connectors: an early-adopter bet, not a proven rail.
    Crypto only, with compliance sitting entirely on the operator and screening off by default.
    Repriced eighteenfold on July 30, 2026, from 0.05% capped near $25 to 0.9% capped at $500.
    Pick it for:
    Crypto-first casinos that want funds in their own wallet and can trial a rail beside the main stack
    Not for:
    Operators that need a reference customer, a license behind the gateway, or fiat
    Custody: Non-custodialFounded 2017Zug, SwitzerlandFull review
  8. 08CoinPayments

    CoinPayments

    Grey-market specialistLegacy workhorse, offshore only

    Processing since 2013 with $50B+ through the platform and a cashier that goes live in minutes. Left the EU and EEA on July 1, 2026, citing MiCA.

    Deposit fee
    0.5‑1%
    You receive
    Crypto, with limited fiat
    Known operators
    none
    iGaming score 6.4 out of 10

    PaidInSatoshi Inc. (Panama) and Centauri Pay LLC (New Jersey), with no headquarters published. Not on the ESMA register, the Lithuanian registration lapsed in January 2026, and EU/EEA clients were dropped on July 1, 2026.

    Where it wins

    Nothing to sign: no contract, no minimum, no setup fee, no reserve. API or plugin in minutes, KYB in one to five days.
    Instant crypto settlement and mass payouts through a single API call.
    0.5% on coins and 1% on stablecoins, gas-only withdrawals.

    Where it stops

    Documented OneCoin ties and CFTC findings on funds laundered through the platform.
    No license anywhere and no CASP, so MGA licensees cannot use it while the EEA exit stands.
    Ticket-only support, Basic documentation, no gambling tooling, no platform connector, and a coin list cut to 40+ in May 2025.
    Pick it for:
    Small unregulated crypto books that want a cashier live this week
    Not for:
    Regulated operators whose license audit will ask about payment partners, and anyone who needs an account manager
    Custody: Custodial walletFounded 2013Panama City, PanamaFull review
  9. 090xProcessing

    0xProcessing

    Grey-market specialistGrey-market custodial cashier

    Static per-player wallets, free payouts and stablecoin auto-conversion at no spread on 85+ coins and 18 networks. Casinos run on it, and none has said so publicly.

    Deposit fee
    Quoted per merchant
    You receive
    Crypto only
    Known operators
    none
    iGaming score 5.8 out of 10

    14partners Limited, Seychelles, with the team in Dubai. No license from any financial supervisor, and absent from the Seychelles FSA list as well.

    Where it wins

    A permanent deposit address per player and per coin, fixed and flexible payment forms, wallet-connect checkout and Binance Pay.
    Payouts cost the network fee alone, and auto-conversion to USDT, USDC, DAI, EURC, PYUSD or RLUSD carries no fee and no spread.
    No setup fee, no monthly fee and no minimum volume. BitOK screens every incoming transaction in real time.

    Where it stops

    No license, registration or supervisor anywhere, while merchant funds sit in transit under terms that allow a freeze on suspicion.
    The deposit commission is quoted per merchant at onboarding, so nothing can be benchmarked before a sales call.
    Trustpilot withdrew the rating after removing fake reviews, and no operator, founder or connector is named anywhere.
    Pick it for:
    Offshore casinos that settle in crypto and already accept unsupervised custodial counterparties
    Not for:
    MGA, UKGC, Isle of Man or US-licensed operators, and procurement that needs a published rate
    Custody: CustodialFounded 2020Dubai, UAEFull review

Not ranked: BitPay restricts gambling

BitPay's terms permit gambling only where it is legal for both the merchant and the players, with suspension at BitPay's own discretion. That rules it out as a casino gateway for everyone except a US state-licensed operator, so it sits outside the ranking and the comparison tables. Its CASP status stays in the register list below.

  • BitPayRegulated-only

    US-registered, restricts gambling

    iGaming score 6.9 out of 10

    The oldest crypto processor (2011), FinCEN-registered, with a Dutch MiCA CASP since July 2026. Its terms allow gambling only where both merchant and players sit in legal jurisdictions.

    MiCA CASPYou receive: Fiat (USD T+2, EUR T+1) or crypto
    Pick it for:
    US state-licensed operators that need a domestically registered crypto processor
    Not for:
    Offshore books, anyone under $200K a month, and cost-sensitive operations

Not ranked: Coinflow Labs takes no casino money

Coinflow runs the flow in reverse, card and ACH in and USDC out, and its betting clients are US sweeps, DFS and prediction products. No casino or traditional sportsbook runs on it, and it holds no gambling license anywhere, so it sits outside a ranking of casino gateways.

  • Coinflow LabsiGaming-friendly

    Fiat in, USDC out

    iGaming score 5.7 out of 10

    Players pay by card or ACH and the operator settles in USDC within minutes with full chargeback indemnification. Built for US sweeps, DFS and prediction books.

    You receive: USDC from fiat, payouts in USD, EUR, GBP, BRL
    Pick it for:
    US sweeps, DFS and prediction operators that can live with USDC settlement
    Not for:
    MGA, UKGC or Curacao-licensed casinos, and anyone who needs local fiat acquiring

Crypto without a separate gateway: Nuvei and BVNK

Both process crypto and both hold a MiCA CASP, and neither is a gateway an operator shortlists against the nine above. One sells crypto as a method inside a full-stack PSP contract, and the other is the stablecoin plumbing under other processors' payouts.

  • NuveiiGaming-friendly

    Crypto inside a full-stack PSP

    iGaming score 8.8 out of 10

    Crypto on/off-ramp through the Simplex subsidiary, whose Nuvei Liquidity UAB holds a MiCA CASP from the Bank of Lithuania. One contract covers cards, 720+ methods and crypto, at $500K a month minimum on a 12-month term.

    MiCA CASPYou receive: Fiat, multi-currency, T+2 to T+7
    Pick it for:
    Operators that want crypto as one method inside the main PSP contract rather than a second vendor
    Not for:
    Anyone under the $500K floor or shopping for a crypto rate card
  • BVNKRegulated-only

    Stablecoin settlement layer

    iGaming score 6.8 out of 10

    The settlement layer under other people's cashiers rather than a cashier itself: an MFSA MiCA CASP, US money transmitter licenses, and Worldpay and Visa Direct running stablecoin payouts on its rails. Regulated-only, $500K a month, sales-led.

    MiCA CASPYou receive: 30+ fiat currencies or stablecoins, same day
    Pick it for:
    Licensed operators paying out winnings or affiliate commissions in stablecoins at scale
    Not for:
    Offshore books, and anyone who needs card acquiring or a self-serve start

Crypto Payment Gateway Fees Compared

8 of the 9 publish a rate card, and the rest quote per merchant. Every figure below is the provider's own published rate or our estimate where none exists.

  • Deposits
    ~0.8%
    Payouts
    0.3‑1% crypto
    Setup / minimum
    0 / none, negotiated
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    1%
    Payouts
    1% conversion
    Setup / minimum
    0 / none, no minimum
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    0.40%
    Payouts
    0% crypto
    Setup / minimum
    $500, no published minimum
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    0.2%
    Payouts
    0%
    Setup / minimum
    None, no published minimum
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    ~1%
    Payouts
    Free crypto / SEPA
    Setup / minimum
    0 / none, no minimum
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    0.40%
    Payouts
    0.40% to 0.20%
    Setup / minimum
    0 / none, no minimum
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    0.9%
    Payouts
    0.9%
    Setup / minimum
    None, no minimum
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    0.5‑1%
    Payouts
    Gas fees only
    Setup / minimum
    0 / none, no minimum
    Rate card
    Published
  • Deposits
    Custom
    Payouts
    0%
    Setup / minimum
    None, no published minimum
    Rate card
    On request

What the headline rate hides

Finassets charges its rate on payouts as well as deposits, so a book that pays out most of what it takes in spends 0.7-0.8% of deposits at entry volume, next to CoinsPaid's 0.8% on deposits plus 0.3% on crypto payouts. NOWPayments' 1% becomes 1.5% the moment auto-conversion to fiat is switched on, and CoinsPaid's crypto-to-fiat leg is 1.5% too. Request Network's 0.9% is capped at $500, so above roughly $55,000 a deposit costs less than at any percentage-only gateway.

Where the money is locked instead

No rolling reserve anywhere in the nine, which is the structural saving against card acquiring. The capital cost shows up elsewhere: CoinsPaid's negotiated volume floor, B2BINPAY's EUR 5,000 minimum on each fiat leg, CoinGate's weekly settlement cycle, and 0xProcessing's deposit commission, which is quoted per merchant in the contract and cannot be compared before a sales call. Card and open-banking costs side by side with crypto are in the card acquirer vs crypto rail comparison.

Which Crypto Payment Processors Hold a MiCA CASP License

Status on the ESMA register, per contracting entity. Since July 1, 2026 a processor without a CASP cannot lawfully serve EU clients.

  • CoinsPaid

    Application under review at Finantsinspektsioon after the Estonian FVT000166 license lapsed on July 1, 2026.

    Tallinn, Estonia, with the merchant gateway trading as CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid.

    CASP pending
  • NOWPayments

    No MiCA CASP and no EU registration of any kind.

    NOWPayments Ltd (Seychelles) and FD Transfers LLC (St. Vincent), with the team in Amsterdam.

    none
  • B2BINPAY

    Not on the ESMA register, with El Salvador CNAD and PSB licenses only.

    B2Broker group, with B2BINPAY EL SALVADOR S.A. de C.V. as the licensed entity.

    none
  • XAIGATE

    No MAS, VARA, MiCA, FCA or US money transmitter license, and the "aligned" wording is design intent.

    Garland, Texas, founded 2023, with no license or registration anywhere.

    none
  • CoinGate

    Bank of Lithuania, December 16, 2025, passported across the EEA.

    Vilnius, Lithuania, as UAB CoinGate.

    MiCA CASP
  • Finassets

    Panama has no crypto regime, and the Czech entity was liquidated April 30, 2026 without a CASP application.

    Tropic Gateway Solution S.A., Panama, with a ten-person team in Riga.

    none
  • Request Network

    Non-custodial protocol with no MSB, VASP, EMI or CASP, and the off-ramp entity's Lithuanian VASP registration expired December 31, 2025.

    Request Network Foundation, Zug, with the iGaming product launched June 1, 2026.

    none
  • CoinPayments

    Not on the ESMA register, the Lithuanian registration lapsed in January 2026, and EU/EEA clients were dropped on July 1, 2026.

    PaidInSatoshi Inc. (Panama) and Centauri Pay LLC (New Jersey), with no headquarters published.

    none
  • 0xProcessing

    No license from any financial supervisor, and absent from the Seychelles FSA list as well.

    14partners Limited, Seychelles, with the team in Dubai.

    none
  • BitPay

    AFM, July 2026 (BitPay B.V.), on the ESMA register.

    Atlanta, a FinCEN MSB, with the EU leg BitPay B.V. in Amsterdam.

    MiCA CASP
  • Coinflow Labs

    Polish VASP registration whose MiCA transition window closed July 1, 2026 with no CASP announced.

    Chicago, with a Polish VASP registration through Coinflow Sp. z o.o..

    none
  • Nuvei

    Nuvei Liquidity UAB (Simplex), Bank of Lithuania, December 2025, and the license sits in that entity, not in the group.

    Montreal, with Simplex as the crypto entity.

    MiCA CASP
  • BVNK

    MFSA, February 13, 2026, passported across the EEA.

    London, with System Pay Services (Malta) Limited holding the CASP.

    MiCA CASP

Three different things get called a "MiCA license" in sales decks and only one of them is a CASP authorization. The per-entity verdicts, the USDT delisting and what CASP status changes at the cashier are in the CASP register audit. Banking Circle settles crypto as a Luxembourg credit institution under an Article 60 notification, a different route from a CASP, and is not a gateway. For the data every transfer must carry regardless of license, see the Travel Rule guide.

Fiat Settlement or Crypto Only: What Lands in Your Account

5 of the 9 will put euros or dollars in a bank account. The rest hand you crypto and leave the off-ramp to you.

  • You receive
    Fiat (EUR, USD) or crypto
    Settlement
    Instant
    Custody
    Custodial
  • You receive
    Fiat (EUR, USD) or crypto
    Settlement
    T+0 - T+3
    Custody
    Custodial or non-custodial
  • You receive
    Fiat (USD, EUR over SEPA and SWIFT) or crypto
    Settlement
    Instant
    Custody
    Custodial (a non-custodial DeFi app on the side)
  • You receive
    Crypto only
    Settlement
    Instant
    Custody
    Marketed non-custodial, with terms that describe a settlement account
  • You receive
    Fiat (EUR, USD, GBP) or crypto, weekly
    Settlement
    T+7
    Custody
    Custodial
  • You receive
    Crypto only
    Settlement
    Instant
    Custody
    Custodial (Fireblocks)
  • You receive
    Crypto only (an optional USDC off-ramp)
    Settlement
    Instant
    Custody
    Non-custodial
  • You receive
    Crypto, with limited fiat
    Settlement
    Instant
    Custody
    Custodial wallet
  • You receive
    Crypto only
    Settlement
    Instant
    Custody
    Custodial

Crypto-only settlement is not a footnote. Staff, suppliers and most tax authorities are paid in fiat, so an operator on XAIGATE, Request Network, Finassets or 0xProcessing runs a second relationship with an exchange or an OTC desk, carries the spread there, and holds a float in stablecoins between the two. Custody decides who carries the counterparty risk in the meantime: at CoinsPaid, CoinGate, Finassets and 0xProcessing the balance sits with the provider until it is swept, at Request Network it never leaves the operator's wallet, and NOWPayments offers both. What is live on the stablecoin side, and where the fiat walls still stand, is in the stablecoin settlement review.

Which Crypto Gateways Run Real Casino Money

Named operators, graded by how each name was established. Provider-stated means the gateway's own case study and nothing else.

  • CoinsPaidStrong iGaming focus
    • Skythor N.V.confirmed
    • 7Bit Casinotrade press
    • King Billytrade press
    • PlayAmotrade press
    • Joo Casinoprovider-stated
    • Golden Star Casinoprovider-stated
    • GunsBetprovider-stated
    • iWild Casinoprovider-stated
    • Vavadaprovider-stated

    Built for casinos: 500+ operators, 70%+ of revenue from gambling, SoftSwiss connector on that platform's own partner list

  • NOWPaymentsStrong iGaming focus
    • Betfinalconfirmed
    • Chipstarsconfirmed
    • BazedBetconfirmed
    • TonPokerconfirmed
    • Champions Casinoprovider-stated

    350+ crypto + auto-conversion + mass payouts

  • FinassetsModerate iGaming focus
    • ZenCasinoprovider-stated

    0.20-0.40% fees + TRON Energy + 70+ coins

No known operator

B2BINPAY, XAIGATE, CoinGate, Request Network, CoinPayments, 0xProcessing have never named a casino or sportsbook client. That means different things. B2BINPAY discloses 980+ merchants and $5.1 billion in volume without a gambling name among them. CoinGate's one named client is a game-key marketplace, and CoinPayments' named references are aircraft and luxury cars. 0xProcessing's casino case study is anonymous by choice. Request Network launched into iGaming in June 2026 and has no reference yet, while XAIGATE's own client counts contradict each other. An operator that needs a reference customer to call has three gateways to choose from, not nine.

Crypto Payment Gateway API, Connectors and Time to Live

Integration work plus high-risk onboarding, platform connectors as the platforms themselves list them, and what the payout API can batch.

  • Integration
    REST API + SDK + hosted page, docs good
    Build + onboarding
    1‑2 weeks + 3‑7 days
    Platform connectors
    SoftSwiss (on the platform's list), Slotegrator (provider-claimed)
    Mass payouts
    Instant + batch, 100 txns per batch
  • Integration
    REST API + SDK + plugins, docs good
    Build + onboarding
    Minutes + 1‑3 days
    Platform connectors
    NuxGame (joint announcement)
    Mass payouts
    Instant + batch, no published limit
  • Integration
    REST API + SDK + plugins, docs good
    Build + onboarding
    1‑3 weeks + 2‑4 weeks
    Platform connectors
    none
    Mass payouts
    Instant + batch, no published limit
  • Integration
    REST API + hosted page + plugins, docs adequate
    Build + onboarding
    Hours to 1 week (plugin under 1 hour, custom API 3‑7 days) + Same day
    Platform connectors
    none
    Mass payouts
    batch, no published limit
  • Integration
    REST API + SDK + embedded UI + plugins, docs good
    Build + onboarding
    1‑2 days + 2‑5 days
    Platform connectors
    none
    Mass payouts
    Instant, no published limit
  • Integration
    REST API + hosted page + embedded UI, docs good
    Build + onboarding
    2‑7 days + 1‑3 days
    Platform connectors
    BridgerPay (orchestrator, in build)
    Mass payouts
    batch, no published limit
  • Integration
    REST API + SDK + hosted page, docs excellent
    Build + onboarding
    Hours (self‑serve REST API) + Same day
    Platform connectors
    none
    Mass payouts
    Instant + batch, up to ~200 payments per batch transaction
  • Integration
    REST API + SDK + plugins, docs adequate
    Build + onboarding
    Minutes + 1‑5 days
    Platform connectors
    none
    Mass payouts
    Instant, no published limit
  • Integration
    REST API + hosted page, docs adequate
    Build + onboarding
    Hours to a few days (API v1 + webhooks) + 2 days
    Platform connectors
    none
    Mass payouts
    batch + single, no published limit, merchant‑set auto‑approval threshold

One connector in the category is on a platform's own partner page: CoinsPaid on SoftSwiss. NOWPayments' NuxGame link rests on a joint announcement, Finassets' BridgerPay connector is in build, and everything else is custom REST work against the gateway's API, which is why the build column runs from hours at Request Network and NOWPayments to one to two weeks at CoinsPaid before compliance review starts. Webhook handling is where these integrations fail in production, and the retry and signature practices that hold up are in the webhook reliability guide.

How to Choose a Crypto Payment Gateway for Your Operation

Start from the license you hold and the currency you need in the bank. The coin count comes last.

  • Casino on SoftSwiss or Slotegrator, crypto is the main cashier
    Why
    Connector on the platform's own list, 500+ casinos, published 0.8% rate, fiat at T+1
  • MGA or other EU-licensed book that needs a CASP counterparty
    Why
    Bank of Lithuania CASP since December 2025. BitPay also holds one but restricts gambling
  • Crypto-first launch that has to be live this week
    Why
    Plugins in minutes, 350+ coins, no minimum. CoinPayments is the zero‑commitment fallback
  • Seven-figure monthly crypto volume outside the EU and US
    Why
    0.40% down to 0.25% on coins, fiat over SEPA and SWIFT, white‑label if you resell
  • Offshore book whose deposits are mostly USDT on TRON
    Why
    0.40% to 0.20% plus TRON Energy on every transfer. 0xProcessing if static per‑player wallets matter more
  • US state-licensed operator
    Pick
    BitPay
    Why
    FinCEN MSB and a BitLicense. Confirm gambling eligibility with BitPay before building
  • US sweeps, DFS or prediction product settling in USDC
    Why
    Card and ACH in, USDC out in minutes, chargebacks indemnified
  • Funds must stay in your own wallet
    Why
    Non‑custodial by design with pre‑settlement screening. Run it beside a proven rail until it has references

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