iGaming Payment Solutions
BR-DGE Review
Is It the Right Payment Solution for Your iGaming Business?
By the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·
What operators ask about BR-DGE
Is BR-DGE legit?
Yes. BR-DGE is the trading name of Comcarde Ltd of Edinburgh, holds PCI DSS Level 1, routes Betfred's pay-ins and pay-outs and stores William Hill's card tokens in Vault. It needs no payment license because funds never pass through it. Comcarde gave up its own FCA Small EMI registration in March 2020, and the regulator took no enforcement action.
How much does BR-DGE charge?
The SaaS orchestration license is quoted per merchant.
- Routing fee, setup fee, minimum volume and contract term are negotiated for each merchant.
- BR-DGE takes no MDR, no rolling reserve and no FX markup of its own.
- Each PSP's acquiring and payout fees come on top, under the operator's own contracts.
Is BR-DGE a payment processor?
No. BR-DGE is orchestration software that sits above the operator's PSPs, and every acquiring contract stays between the operator and its providers. It sells six modules separately.
- Optimise routes each payment with rules and cascading failover between providers.
- Vault is a PCI DSS 4.0 token store for network tokens, PSP tokens and card data.
- Insights pulls reporting from every connected provider into one view.
- White Label resells the engine to PSPs and acquirers under their own brand.
News about BR-DGE
All payment news- Corporate
BR-DGE raises £10m and adds Bettor Capital as a new investor
BR-DGE announced a £10m raise on June 30, with US gaming investor Bettor Capital joining alongside the Scotland-based family office that has backed the company since its inception. The same announcement named Perry Blacher chairman and put platform volumes up 15-fold in under two years, with transactions expected to top 100 million a month by year end. The money funds new market and product launches in the second half of 2026.
Quick Info
- Type
- Orchestrator
- Founded
- 2018
- HQ
- Edinburgh, UK
- Pricing
- Quoted per merchant
- APMs
- 300+BR-DGE also connects 100+ PSPs and acquirers, so methods and providers together make 400+ connections.
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
Our iGaming Score: 4.4/10
5 weighted criteria, with Trustpilot shown for context
- iGaming Fit
Serves gambling directly, no dedicated iGaming team, no casino-platform connector, no direct acquiring
- Weight
- 30%
- Score
- 6.0
- Rating
- Adequate
- Geographic Coverage
Europe as its one region, no direct acquiring in any market
- Weight
- 22%
- Score
- 3.0
- Rating
- Weak
- Security & Compliance
No payment, e-money or gambling license, KYC and chargebacks through the connected PSP
- Weight
- 20%
- Score
- 3.0
- Rating
- Weak
- Fees & Pricing
No deposit rate of its own, license quoted per merchant on top of PSP fees
- Weight
- 16%
- Score
- 3.0
- Rating
- Weak
- Tech & Integration
REST API, go-live tied to each acquirer's underwriting
- Weight
- 12%
- Score
- 7.0
- Rating
- Strong
- User Trust
No Trustpilot profile
- Weight
- context only
- Score
- 5.0
- Rating
- Adequate
- Overall
- Weight
- 100%
- Score
- 4.4
- Rating
- Weak
We score each provider on 5 weighted criteria using a 1 to 10 scale. iGaming Fit carries the most weight at 30%, because it measures whether and how directly the provider serves gambling. Geographic Coverage gets 22%. Security & Compliance gets 20%. Fees & Pricing gets 16%. Tech & Integration gets 12%. The final score is a weighted average of those 5. Trustpilot is shown for context but carries no weight, since player reviews of casinos are not a read on B2B acquiring quality.
Score Explanation
Geographic Coverage, Security & Compliance and Fees & Pricing all sit at 3. BR-DGE acquires in no market and serves Europe as its one region. No regulator licenses it for payments, e-money or gambling, and KYC checks and chargeback liability both stay with the connected PSP. On price BR-DGE has no deposit rate of its own, only a license quoted per merchant that comes on top of every PSP's fees. Tech & Integration reaches 7 on a REST API, while go-live waits on each acquirer's underwriting. iGaming Fit is 6 because BR-DGE sells to gambling operators directly, though it has no dedicated iGaming team, no connector to a casino platform and no direct acquiring in any market. With no Trustpilot profile, User Trust stands at 5.
Who Is BR-DGE Best For?
The operator profiles that fit, and the ones that do not
Recommended For
- UK and EU regulated books on two or more PSPs. A card acquirer, an open banking rail and a wallet provider become one integration, one token vault and one reporting surface once BR-DGE sits above them, which pays off from the second PSP onward. A UKGC book will not be BR-DGE's first gambling client either, because Betfred and William Hill already run on it in production.
- Card vault migrations between acquirers. If an acquirer switch would otherwise strand your stored cards, BR-DGE supports the migration from your existing setup, and Vault keeps those cards usable because its tokens are portable across PSPs.
- Payout-heavy sportsbooks with event spikes. When a festival or a big fixture spikes your volume, payouts to winners run on the same failover-backed integration as the deposits. Betfred ran more than 1 million transactions through BR-DGE across the 4 days of Cheltenham 2026.
- PSPs and acquirers reselling routing. White Label sells the whole BR-DGE engine as routing-as-a-service under your own brand, so a PSP, acquirer or platform adds smart routing, cascading failover and a token vault without building them.
Not Recommended For
- Offshore and gray-market books. All four of BR-DGE's gambling clients hold UK licenses, and its sales effort goes to regulated gambling. Praxis Tech serves Curacao and Anjouan licensees next to MGA and UKGC ones.
- US-licensed operators. No US operator runs on BR-DGE, whose one service region is Europe. Nuvei and Worldpay both hold US state gaming vendor registrations and serve US-licensed operators.
- Casinos on SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix. Without a casino-platform connector, BR-DGE reaches a SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix casino only through a direct API build.
- Single-PSP books wanting one contract. With one acquirer there is no routing decision to pay for, and because BR-DGE processes and holds nothing, your acquiring contract stays a separate deal next to the BR-DGE license. Nuvei, a full-stack PSP, carries 720+ methods under one contract at 1.5-3.5% per deposit.
- Buyers who need a rate before talks. Your procurement team sees no BR-DGE rate before the deal stage, since BR-DGE prices the license, the minimum and the contract term per merchant. Corefy's routing fee is 0.2-0.7% over PSP costs, with a $250k minimum and no lock-in.
Geographic Coverage
Per-market verdict, regions, and market focus
Coverage Analysis
BR-DGE acquires in no market, so its reach is whatever the operator's connected PSPs cover, and the countries and settlement currencies an operator gets through it are those of its own PSP contracts. Europe is the one region BR-DGE serves, and its footprint is UK-first: every client it runs, in gambling or outside it, is British.
Regional Breakdown
United Kingdom and Europe: Betfred's BR-DGE rollout is live in the UK first, with other markets to follow. A UK or EU operator reaches cards, open banking and wallets here through the acquirers it already contracts, and BR-DGE routes across them.
Americas: BR-DGE has no US client. The June 2026 raise funds new market launches in the second half of 2026, the US among them, and the US launch is not live. An Ontario book still needs its own PSP contract for Interac, and a Brazilian book one for Pix, because BR-DGE acquires no local rail itself and routes to that PSP only once the contract is in place.
Asia-Pacific: BR-DGE has an on-the-ground presence in APAC and no client there.
Key Features for iGaming Operators
Products, payment methods, and verticals
Key Products
- BR-DGE Optimise (smart routing)
- Vault (tokenization + token portability)
- Connect (400+ connections)
- Integrate (API gateway)
- Insights (reporting)
- White Label (orchestration-as-a-service for PSPs/acquirers)
BR-DGE sells six modules separately, so an operator can buy routing or tokenization alone instead of a full suite. Integrate is the API gateway that every other module runs through, and Connect is the connectivity layer to PSPs, acquirers and methods. Optimise is the routing engine, with routing rules, smart routing and cascading failover between providers, and at Betfred it routes network tokens, switching provider automatically when one fails. Vault is the token store, and Insights reports on payment data across every connected provider. White Label sells the whole engine as routing-as-a-service to PSPs, acquirers and platforms under their own brand. Payout orchestration is part of the core product rather than a separate module.
Payment Methods
Connect links 300+ payment methods and 100+ PSPs and acquirers, 400+ connections in all, and an operator uses whichever of them its own contracts cover. Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and Trustly are BR-DGE partners. BR-DGE has no Apple Pay or Google Pay integration of its own and reaches digital wallets through connected providers. It has no crypto product of its own either, so crypto reaches an operator only through a connected PSP.
Verticals
BR-DGE is a multi-vertical orchestrator whose first clients came from transport and travel, and gambling is now its focus vertical. It sells to casino and sportsbook operators directly.
- iGaming
- Sports Betting
- eCommerce
- Travel
- Transport
- Digital Goods
- Deposit ProcessingAvailable
300+ payment methods
- Withdrawal / PayoutAvailable
Not published
- Instant WithdrawalsNot available
Not published
- KYC / AML Built-inNot available
Via the connected PSP
- Chargeback ProtectionNot available
Follows the connected PSP
- Multi-CurrencyAvailable
Via connected providers
- API IntegrationAvailable
REST API + SDK + hosted page + embedded UI
- Crypto SettlementNot available
Fiat settlement only
- Local Payment MethodsNot available
Not offered first-party
- iGaming SpecializationAvailable
400+ connections (100+ PSPs, 300+ methods), Vault token portability, payout orchestration, white-label for PSPs
- Geographic CoverageAvailable
Available across Europe
Pricing & Fee Structure
Fee structure and pricing model
Pricing
CustomBR-DGE charges a SaaS orchestration license priced per merchant, and each connected PSP's fees come on top.
On request
Set by the connected PSP
300+BR-DGE also connects 100+ PSPs and acquirers, so methods and providers together make 400+ connections.
On request
On request
No
Pricing Details
BR-DGE charges a SaaS orchestration license that sits on top of what each connected PSP charges under the operator's own contracts. It sells on enterprise contracts only, with no self-serve signup and no free trial, and quotes every price per merchant, so the routing fee, the setup fee, the volume minimum and the contract length are all set in the deal. BR-DGE is not a merchant of record, so it takes no MDR, holds no rolling reserve and adds no FX markup. Those terms come from each acquirer the operator contracts. IXOPAY charges its routing fee at 0.1-0.5% on top of PSP costs, while PaymentIQ quotes per merchant as BR-DGE does.
Negotiation Tips
Bring your PSP mix, monthly transaction counts and payout volumes to the first call, because payouts run through the same integration as deposits and count toward the license. Ask for the license split into platform fee, per-transaction routing, Vault, Insights and any white-label part, and buy only the modules you use. Hold the routing part of the quote against Corefy's 0.2-0.7% on top of PSP costs. Then set the total, the license plus each PSP's fees, against one full-stack contract such as Nuvei's at 1.5-3.5% per deposit.
Speed & Settlement
Transaction processing and settlement timelines
- Deposit
- Not published
- Withdrawal
- Not published
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Settlement currencies
- Via connected providers
- Refunds
- Depends on connected PSP
BR-DGE's own share of a transaction's time is the routing decision and any retry, which take milliseconds. Deposits clear as fast as the chosen method, withdrawals move on each PSP's payout rails, and refund timing is the connected PSP's too. Trustly, a BR-DGE partner, pays players out in under 6 seconds on its own rail, and the routing step adds only those milliseconds. Settlement runs directly between the operator and each PSP under their own agreements, because funds never pass through BR-DGE. The rail mix therefore sets when cash arrives: Trustly settles T+1 and a card acquirer such as Nuvei T+2 to T+7, so Trustly money reaches the operator 1 to 6 days ahead of Nuvei money. What BR-DGE adds is throughput and failover. During the 4-day Cheltenham Festival 2026, Betfred's volume ran 41% over baseline and topped 1 million transactions through BR-DGE. Sportsbook winners get paid through the same orchestrated rail that took their stakes, with failover to another provider if one degrades mid-event.
Integration & Tech
Developer experience and technical capabilities
- API Type
- REST API + SDK + hosted page + embedded UI
- Onboarding
- Not published
- Sandbox
- YesPublic sandbox environment, API keys issued via BR-DGE Portal (docs.br-dge.io)
- Mobile SDK
- YesBR-DGE offers iOS and Android SDKs next to a Web SDK with hosted fields and a client and server key split.
- White-Label
- NoBR-DGE White Label sells routing-as-a-service under the PSP's or acquirer's own brand.
- Docs Quality
- Good
Integration Assessment
BR-DGE connects through a REST API on its Integrate gateway, a Web SDK with hosted fields and separate client and server keys, iOS and Android SDKs, hosted payment pages for the lighter path and an embedded UI. One integration covers deposits and withdrawals, so deposits and payouts are one project for a sportsbook instead of two. BR-DGE has no connector to SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix or any other casino platform and integrates every operator directly. Onboarding runs on an enterprise contract, since BR-DGE offers no self-serve signup, and each acquirer behind BR-DGE underwrites the operator on its own, so the go-live date depends on the acquirers' onboarding as well as on BR-DGE.
Risk & Compliance
Licensing, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance
- KYC/AML Automation
- Not available. Via the connected PSPBR-DGE integrates specialist identity and fraud vendors rather than building the checks itself.
- Chargeback Protection
- Not available. Follows the connected PSP
Licenses and Registrations
- PCI SSCPCI DSS Level 1
The Vault token store, which holds network tokens, PSP tokens and PAN data together, meets PCI DSS 4.0.
- FCASmall EMIcancelledComcarde LtdFRN 900590until 3 Mar 2020
Comcarde canceled the registration, and the FCA took no enforcement action against the firm. The company runs a pure orchestration model that does not hold funds.
- Fraud Prevention
- Partner-based (Kount named), with pre- and post-auth decisioning delivered through the orchestration layer.
- Responsible Gaming
- No
- Tokenization
- YesVault is a PCI DSS 4.0-compliant hybrid store that holds network tokens, PSP tokens and PAN flows in one place, with tokens portable across PSPs.
- Dispute Resolution
- Not published
Compliance Context
BR-DGE is certified to PCI DSS Level 1, holds a SOC 2 attestation and runs on multi-cloud, multi-region infrastructure. It holds no ISO 27001 certification, which Praxis Tech holds. Vault stores network tokens, PSP tokens and card PAN flows in one place and meets PCI DSS 4.0, and its tokens are portable across PSPs, so stored cards survive a switch of acquirer and the token base no longer ties the operator to one PSP. Because BR-DGE captures card data in its hosted fields and keeps it in Vault, the operator's own PCI DSS scope shrinks. Fraud screening comes from partners, with Kount as the fraud partner and layered pre- and post-authorization fraud and identity decisioning delivered through the orchestration layer. KYC follows the same model, with specialist identity vendors plugged into the flow and AML obligations left with the operator and its PSPs. Chargeback liability sits with the operator's acquirer contracts, while BR-DGE supplies routing rules, partner fraud decisioning and token-level data for dispute work.
Regulatory Position
BR-DGE holds no payment institution, e-money or gambling license and needs none, because funds never pass through it. Payment authorization, gambling licenses, chargeback liability and AML programs all sit with the operator and its PSPs, so in an operator's compliance file BR-DGE is a technology vendor and the licensing questions go to each acquirer. Comcarde Ltd canceled its FCA Small EMI registration on March 3, 2020, when the company moved to an orchestration model that holds no funds. The FCA took no enforcement action against Comcarde, and BR-DGE has no enforcement history.
About BR-DGE: Company Background
Company and product information
- Company Name
- BR-DGE
- Headquarters
- Edinburgh, UK
- Founded
- 2018
- Employees
- 97
- Company Type
- Private
- Product Type
- Orchestrator
- Licenses
- PCI SSC PCI DSS Level 1
- Key Products
- BR-DGE Optimise (smart routing), Vault (tokenization + token portability), Connect (400+ connections), Integrate (API gateway), Insights (reporting), White Label (orchestration-as-a-service for PSPs/acquirers)
- Website
- br-dge.to
- Supported Verticals
- iGaming, Sports Betting, eCommerce, Travel, Transport, Digital Goods
- Integration Type
- REST API + SDK + hosted page + embedded UI
- Settlement Speed
- Set by the connected PSP
- Onboarding Speed
- Not published
- Named iGaming Clients
- Betfred, William Hill, LiveScore Bet, Tombola
Company History
July 2013: Brian Coburn, formerly chief information officer of the Stagecoach transport group, incorporated Comcarde Ltd in Edinburgh.
2018: The BR-DGE brand and its orchestration model launched.
2020: On March 3 Comcarde dropped its FCA Small EMI registration. In August, Gloag Investment Group, the Scotland-based family office of Stagecoach co-founder Ann Gloag, funded a £2.5M seed round.
2026: Betfred and BR-DGE announced a full orchestration rollout on March 30, and it went live that spring. On June 30, BR-DGE raised £10M, with US gaming investor Bettor Capital joining the Gloag family office, after platform volume grew 15-fold in under 2 years. Perry Blacher became chairman with the raise.
What Users Say About BR-DGE
What the review record shows, and what it does not
Trustpilot Presence
BR-DGE has no Trustpilot profile, because players see the operator's cashier and never the orchestration layer's name. The Trustpilot profile at thebrdge.com belongs to a catering business with no link to BR-DGE.
Named iGaming Clients
Betfred, William Hill, LiveScore Bet, Tombola
Betfred runs its payments through BR-DGE, pay-ins and pay-outs alike. William Hill, part of evoke, runs its card tokenization on Vault. LiveScore Bet and Tombola are clients as well. Outside gambling, FirstGroup recovered over 6% of its revenue through BR-DGE routing, and Kenwood Travel and THG are clients.
Operational Details
Business terms, contracts, and support
- Dedicated Account Manager
- Enterprise accounts only
- Minimum Monthly Volume
- CustomBR-DGE sets the minimum volume in each enterprise contract.
- Contract Lock-In
- Not published
- Migration Support
- Yes
- Min/Max Transaction
- Not published
- Mass Payouts
- Via the connected PSP · No published limit
- Biometric / One-Click
- No
- Reporting
- BR‑DGE Insights: unified cross‑provider payment data and reporting
No operator money sits with BR-DGE, so there is no reserve and no settlement float at BR-DGE. Each PSP settles directly, and the reserve and settlement terms that tie up cash sit in the acquirer contracts. The terms BR-DGE itself binds the operator to are the license fee, the minimum volume and the contract length, all set per merchant in the enterprise contract.
Frequently Asked Questions
13 questions about BR-DGE
As fast as the PSP that carries them, because BR-DGE adds only milliseconds for routing and retries. On Trustly's own rail a player payout takes under 6 seconds, while a card payout follows the acquirer's timeline.
BR-DGE settles nothing, because funds never pass through it. Each PSP pays the operator directly on its own schedule, T+1 at Trustly or T+2 to T+7 at a card acquirer such as Nuvei.
Go-live depends on the acquirers as much as on BR-DGE, because each acquirer behind it underwrites the operator separately. On the BR-DGE side, one REST API project covers both deposits and withdrawals. An operator that needs a fixed onboarding time gets 1 week at Primer or 1-3 weeks at Corefy.
No. BR-DGE has no connector to any casino platform and integrates each operator directly through its REST API, SDKs or hosted payment pages.
Any country where the operator's connected PSPs acquire, because BR-DGE owns no acquiring of its own. Europe is its one service region, all of its clients are British, and it is present on the ground in APAC.
No. BR-DGE has no US client and has not launched in the US. A US-licensed book can go to Nuvei or Worldpay, both registered as gaming vendors with US states.
BR-DGE sets the minimum in each contract and sells enterprise contracts with no self-serve signup to mid-market and enterprise operators. Corefy's minimum is $250k and IXOPAY's is $500k+.
No. Crypto reaches a BR-DGE operator only through a connected PSP, since BR-DGE runs no crypto product itself.
BR-DGE, legally Comcarde Ltd of Edinburgh, is a private, venture-backed company that no PSP owns. It has raised at least £12.5M: a £2.5M seed from Gloag Investment Group in August 2020, a follow-on from existing shareholders in 2021 and £10M on June 30, 2026, when Bettor Capital joined. Thomas Gillan is CEO, founder Brian Coburn is Chief Strategy Officer and Perry Blacher is chairman.
Both are orchestration layers that quote per merchant. PaymentIQ ships an iGaming cashier with plugins over 260+ connectors and 150+ methods, while BR-DGE connects 100+ PSPs and 300+ methods through an API, SDKs and hosted pages and adds Vault token portability. PaymentIQ fits an operator that wants the cashier and the routing from one vendor, and BR-DGE fits a UK or EU regulated book whose priority is portable card tokens across several acquirers.
IXOPAY's routing fee is 0.1-0.5%, charged over PSP costs, with a minimum of $500k+, a 12-month term and 2-4 week onboarding, and it serves MGA and UKGC licensees. BR-DGE sets its fee, minimum and contract length per merchant, and its live gambling clients include Betfred and William Hill. IXOPAY fits a buyer that wants its routing fee fixed before talks. BR-DGE suits a UK or EU licensee that wants Vault and a vendor already carrying tier-1 UK gambling volume.
No. BR-DGE is Comcarde Ltd of Edinburgh trading under its own brand, and BridgerPay is a separate, Cyprus-based payment orchestrator. Neither is linked to bridge.xyz, Stripe's stablecoin company.
The operator and its acquirers do. Chargeback liability sits in the acquirer contracts and AML duties stay with the operator and its PSPs, while BR-DGE plugs in identity vendors and Kount for fraud screening and supplies token-level data for disputes.
Our Verdict: Should You Use BR-DGE?
Final assessment for iGaming operators
Overall iGaming Score
Summary
BR-DGE gives a UK or EU regulated operator one independent routing layer and a portable token vault above its PSPs. The cost is a second contract layer, a license quoted per merchant, while every acquirer and method contract stays the operator's to sign because BR-DGE acquires nothing. The call turns on how many acquirers the operator runs, since the routing and the vault replace integration work it would otherwise repeat for each one.
Strongest Point
BR-DGE carried more than 1 million Betfred transactions at Cheltenham 2026, when volume ran 41% over baseline.
Key Limitation
BR-DGE's gambling deployments date to 2026, with the Betfred rollout announced on March 30, 2026, so it has no long production record in the vertical.
Recommendation
Sign with BR-DGE if you hold a UK or EU license and route across two or more PSPs, and fix the contract length, the minimum volume and the license split by module in the contract before you move stored cards into Vault.
Pros
- Moved up to 10 years of William Hill's legacy card data into Vault, whose tokens stay portable across PSPs, so an acquirer switch leaves stored cards usable.
- Fails over between providers automatically, network tokens included, so a PSP that degrades mid-event does not stop deposits or payouts.
- Is owned by no PSP and sells each of its six modules on its own, so routing or Vault can be bought alone while every existing acquirer stays.
Cons
- Acquires in no market, so every acquirer and method contract remains the operator's to sign and maintain, on top of the BR-DGE contract.
- Stacks its license on top of each PSP's acquiring and scheme fees, which puts two fee layers on every deposit.
- Sells to regulated gambling, and all four of its gambling clients hold UK licenses, which makes BR-DGE the wrong layer for a Curacao or Anjouan book.
- Has no casino-platform connector, which leaves a SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix casino with a direct API build.
- No US client and no live US operation rule BR-DGE out for state-licensed US books.
- Carries gambling volume only since 2026, when the Betfred and William Hill deployments started.
Ready to evaluate BR-DGE for your business?
BR-DGE vs. Alternatives: How It Compares
Similar payment processing solutions
Offshore books licensed in Curacao or Anjouan belong with Praxis Tech, which serves both, and US-licensed books with Nuvei or Worldpay, which hold US state gaming vendor registrations. An operator that wants acquiring and methods under one contract should take Nuvei, with 720+ methods. A buyer that needs a routing fee and exit terms before talks should go to Corefy, which has no lock-in, or to IXOPAY, whose routing fee runs 0.1-0.5% with a 12-month term.
When to Choose an Alternative
- PaymentIQ
Choose PaymentIQ if you want an iGaming cashier and the routing layer from one vendor: its integration ships a cashier and plugins over 260+ connectors, against BR-DGE's 100+ PSPs and acquirers reached through an API, SDKs and hosted payment pages. Both quote per merchant.
- IXOPAY
Choose IXOPAY if you need the routing fee fixed before you sign: 0.1-0.5% over PSP costs, a $500k+ minimum, a 12-month lock-in and 2-4 week onboarding, where BR-DGE quotes its fee, minimum and contract length for each merchant. IXOPAY serves MGA and UKGC licensees.
- Corefy
Choose Corefy if you want to start at $250k a month with no lock-in: it adds 0.2-0.7% to PSP costs, onboards in 1-3 weeks and connects 600+ providers, while BR-DGE sets its minimum and contract length per merchant.
- Praxis Tech
Choose Praxis Tech if you hold a Curacao or Anjouan license or want a hosted cashier: it serves those licensees along with MGA, UKGC, Latin American and Southeast Asian ones, delivers a hosted iFrame cashier and reaches 1,000+ methods across 600+ PSPs, against 300+ methods at BR-DGE.
- Nuvei
Choose Nuvei if you want acquiring and methods under one contract instead of a layer above several: 1.5-3.5% per deposit, 720+ methods, T+2 to T+7 settlement, a 5-10% reserve for 6 months, a $500k+ minimum and a 12-month lock-in, while BR-DGE acquires nothing.
Trustly
Worldpay
Paysafe- iGaming score 6.0 out of 10
Primer
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.2‑0.6% + PSP
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 100+
- Trustpilot
- 1.5/5
- iGaming score 6.5 out of 10
IXOPAY
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.1‑0.5% + PSP
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 300+
- iGaming score 5.8 out of 10
PaymentIQ
Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- Custom
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 150+
- iGaming score 6.0 out of 10
Corefy
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.2‑0.7%
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 600+
- Trustpilot
- 4.2/5
- iGaming score 6.2 out of 10
Finera
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.1‑0.5% routing
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 600+
- iGaming score 5.9 out of 10
BridgerPay
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.1‑0.5%
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 1,000+
Related Reading
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End of Report. BR-DGE Provider Assessment Report 2026
Prepared and reviewed by the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·