iGaming Payment Solutions
LATAM · Verified 2026-07-31
iGaming payments inPeru
Deposits run on local e-wallets, led by Yape, and settle in PEN.
14
Providers with a rail here
3
Reach it directly
3
Rails tracked
PEN
Settles in
Quick info
- Currency
- PEN
- Region
- LATAM
- Betting
- regulated
- Casino
- regulated
- Dominant rail
- E-wallets
- Providers
- 14 (3 direct)
- Regulator
- MINCETUR
- Enforcement
- site blocking + payment blocking
What the rule actually is in Peru
Our own reading, not a summary of someone else's
Law 31557 has been in force since February 2024, with MINCETUR licensing, supervising and enforcing, and more than 60 operators now authorized. Operators pay 12% on net gaming revenue plus a 1% excise on every online bet added by Legislative Decree 1644 in September 2024. Crypto is barred as a direct deposit method, so fiat gateways carry the whole cashier. MINCETUR's enforcement reach is the part that matters for payments: it can order IP restrictions and payment blocks against unlicensed operators, with fines up to S/990,000 and criminal exposure behind them.
How money actually moves
The rails players reach for, in the order that matters locally
- Yapedominant
e-wallet
BCP QR wallet, default deposit method; direct vs aggregator strongly affects cost/conversion. #1 to verify.
- PLINmajor
e-wallet
Interbank wallet consortium; Yape+PLIN cover most retail.
- PagoEfectivomajor
vouchers & cash
Cash/bank voucher aggregator; also routes Yape.
Which providers reach these rails
14 of the providers we track carry a recorded entry for this market
Direct acquiring
3A direct relationship with the local rail rather than a hop through someone else's.
| Provider | Rails named | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| EBANX | PagoEfectivo, Yape | industry knowledge |
| PayRetailers | Yape, PagoEfectivo, bank transfer | industry knowledge |
| Paysafe | Yape/PLIN (bank network), PagoEfectivo, SafetyPay bank transfer / cash | industry knowledge |
Aggregated or indirect
11The rail is reachable, but through an aggregator, a local PSP or a wallet rather than directly.
| Provider | Access | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| AstroPay | Wallet | industry knowledge |
| Mercado Pago | Wallet | industry knowledge |
| MiFinity | Wallet | industry knowledge |
| Nuvei | Aggregated | industry knowledge |
| BridgerPay | Via PSP | provider's own claim |
| D24 | Aggregated | provider's own claim |
| emerchantpay | Aggregated | provider's own claim |
| Monnet | Aggregated | provider's own claim |
| Praxis Tech | Via PSP | provider's own claim |
| ProntoPaga | Aggregated | provider's own claim |
| PXP Financial | Aggregated | provider's own claim |
Evidence grades run from named clients through platform catalogs and industry knowledge down to a provider's own claim. A claim we could not corroborate is still shown, labelled as what it is. See our methodology.
What it costs to operate, and who enforces
A missing field means we have not verified one, not that none exists
Operator tax
12% of net gaming revenue plus a 1% excise on every online bet (Leg. Decree 1644)
Licence economics
MINCETUR authorization; 60+ operators licensed; fines to S/990,000
Regulator
MINCETURMinisterio de Comercio Exterior y Turismo, through the DGJCMT gaming directorate
Enforcement reaches
site blocking and payment blocking
Enforcement here touches the money, not just the domain, so a processor can be ordered to stop serving an operator.