iGaming Payment Solutions
Brite Review
Is It the Right Payment Solution for Your iGaming Business?
By the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·
What operators ask about Brite
Is Brite legit?
Yes. Sweden's Finansinspektionen licenses Brite as a payment institution under PSD2, and its UK arm, Brite Payments Limited, holds an FCA e-money authorization dating from 2026. No regulator has ever fined Brite.
How much does Brite charge?
- Deposits: 0.5-1.5% per transaction
- Withdrawals: 0.5% per payout
- Currency conversion is included in the fee, with no separate FX markup
- No setup fee, no monthly fee and no rolling reserve
Does Brite offer Pay N Play?
Yes, as Brite Play. The first deposit runs KYC on bank-verified identity data and opens the player's casino account in the same flow, either as the only sign-up method or beside the operator's other payment options.
News about Brite
All payment news- Licensing
Brite holds a second license in its own name, an FCA electronic money authorization
The FCA register returns Brite Payments Limited against firm reference number 1033237, an authorized Electronic Money Institution. Until now the only license in Brite's own name was the Swedish PSD2 authorization.
Quick Info
- Type
- Open Banking
- Founded
- 2019
- HQ
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Pricing
- Percentage per transaction
- APMs
- Open banking
- Settlement
- T+0 - T+1
Our iGaming Score: 7.1/10
5 weighted criteria, with Trustpilot shown for context
- iGaming Fit
Gambling served directly, ready SoftSwiss, MoneyMatrix and Bragg connectors, no dedicated gambling team, no direct acquiring
- Weight
- 30%
- Score
- 8.0
- Rating
- Strong
- Geographic Coverage
Europe and the Nordics, 27 countries, no direct acquiring
- Weight
- 22%
- Score
- 3.5
- Rating
- Weak
- Security & Compliance
Swedish payment institution license and FCA e-money authorization, fully automated KYC, no chargebacks
- Weight
- 20%
- Score
- 8.0
- Rating
- Strong
- Fees & Pricing
Deposits 0.5-1.5% per transaction
- Weight
- 16%
- Score
- 9.1
- Rating
- Leading
- Tech & Integration
REST API, SDK and embedded checkout, 1-2 weeks onboarding
- Weight
- 12%
- Score
- 7.5
- Rating
- Strong
- User Trust
Trustpilot 3.2 from 1 review
- Weight
- context only
- Score
- 6.4
- Rating
- Adequate
- Overall
- Weight
- 100%
- Score
- 7.1
- Rating
- Strong
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 is the weak line at 3.5, because Brite serves Europe and the Nordics only, 27 countries in all, even though casino traffic in Finland rates Strong for offshore operators. Deposits at 0.5-1.5% put Fees & Pricing at 9.1. Security & Compliance reaches 8 on two licenses in Brite's own name, the Swedish payment institution license and the FCA e-money authorization, together with fully automated KYC and push payments that carry no chargebacks. Brite serves gambling directly and has ready connectors on SoftSwiss, MoneyMatrix and Bragg, which sets iGaming Fit at 8, while it has no dedicated gambling team and runs no direct acquiring. A REST API with 1-2 weeks of onboarding leaves Tech at 7.5.
Who Is Brite Best For?
The operator profiles that fit, and the ones that do not
Recommended For
- Casinos in Finland and Sweden. Brite Play gives a casino taking Finnish or Swedish players Pay N Play without a second vendor. Swedish deposits run on Brite's BankID-driven rail.
- New European brands testing open banking. A book of $200k-$500k a month that is still proving itself signs Brite for 6 months, where Trustly asks for $300k+ and 12 months. You test open banking as a channel and can walk away when the term ends if it does not pay.
- Operators already running Trustly. Once your book passes $500k a month, add Brite as a second open banking provider. Running it next to Trustly keeps deposits and payouts live when one provider has an outage and gives you leverage in rate talks with both.
- SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix and Bragg casinos. Your platform already carries Brite. SoftSwiss casinos switch Brite on through configuration, EveryMatrix operators add it through MoneyMatrix without custom work, and Bragg carries a ready connector.
- Sportsbooks and casinos selling fast payouts. If you sell instant withdrawals to players in Finland, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands or the UK, Brite backs that promise, because its payouts land in the player's bank in under 10 seconds.
- Compliance teams screening vendor records. For a UKGC or Spelinspektionen licensee whose compliance team screens payment partners for enforcement history, Brite passes clean: it has never been fined and faces no enforcement action.
Not Recommended For
- Operators with players outside Europe. North American, Latin American and Asian traffic has no route through Brite. Trustly covers North America and holds US state gaming vendor registrations, and Nuvei covers Latin America and Asia across 200 countries.
- Books below Brite's volume floor. An operator under $200k a month cannot sign with Brite, because that is Brite's monthly minimum. Inpay boards from $150k with no lock-in.
- Crypto casinos. Brite handles no crypto, neither for player deposits nor for settlement. CoinsPaid processes 18 crypto assets at 0.8-1% per deposit on a $100k+ minimum.
- Card-first or one-contract cashiers. Brite carries open banking only, so players who pay by card or wallet cannot use it. Nuvei runs 720+ methods on one contract at 1.5-3.5% per deposit.
- Enterprises picking one open banking provider. A book above $3M a month that wants one open banking provider proven at that scale should look past Brite, which runs local methods in 5 markets. Trustly runs them in 8, 7 of them in Europe.
- Curacao-licensed casinos. Only MGA, UKGC, GGL and Spelinspektionen licensees can board with Brite. Inpay serves Curacao licensees next to MGA and UKGC ones.
Geographic Coverage
Per-market verdict, regions, and market focus
Each market carries two verdicts, one for an offshore operator and one for a locally licensed one, because the same provider fits them differently. The overall score rates the company, and these verdicts rate its fit for your market.
Offshore operator
Curaçao / Anjouan license, serving grey and restricted markets.
Licensed operator
Holds the local license in a regulated market.
Market-by-market verdict
For an offshore operator, the strongest verdict is Strong for a casino in Finland.
| Market | Casino | Sportsbook |
|---|---|---|
| FI Finland | Strong81 | — |
| SE Sweden | Limited64 | — |
| GB United Kingdom | Limited55 | Limited55 |
| NL Netherlands | Limited55 | Limited55 |
| DE Germany | Limited55 | Limited55 |
The tier is the verdict. The small number orders providers inside a tier, and it is not a provider-level score. Full method on our methodology page.
Coverage Analysis
Brite serves 27 European markets across the Nordics, the Baltics, Benelux, DACH, Southern Europe and Central and Eastern Europe, through more than 3,800 connected banks that reach over 350 million consumers. Brite has no coverage outside Europe, so players in the US, Canada, Latin America and Asia cannot pay through it.
Regional Breakdown
Nordics: Sweden is Brite's home market and holds its deepest bank coverage, with Finland and Denmark next. In Sweden Brite runs its own BankID-driven account-to-account rail for casinos, which competes with Swish and Trustly as the local instant bank payment and serves Spelinspektionen licensees. In Finland Brite runs open banking Pay N Play for casinos, which serves MGA licensees taking Finnish players.
UK, Germany and the Netherlands: Brite offers open banking pay by bank in the UK, the Netherlands and Germany, with deep bank coverage in Germany and good coverage in the UK and the Netherlands. UK volume runs under Brite Payments Limited's FCA authorization and serves UKGC licensees. In Germany Brite serves operators licensed by the GGL.
Southern Europe: Spain, Italy and Portugal are live with less bank depth than the Nordic core. An operator with most of its players there should get Brite's bank coverage by market before signing.
Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltics: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are live, and Brite added Croatia, Romania and Hungary for payouts in 2025, so players there can take their winnings through Brite.
Gambling Licenses Served
- MGA
- UKGC
Key Features for iGaming Operators
Products, payment methods, and verticals
Key Products
- Direct Open Banking
- Payouts
Brite sells iGaming operators three products. Brite Instant Payments takes deposits, Brite Instant Payouts sends withdrawals to the player's bank account, and Brite Play joins the first deposit to automatic KYC, opening the casino account from bank-verified identity data during that payment. Brite Play runs in Pure Play mode, where Brite is the only sign-up and payment method, or in Blended mode beside the operator's other options, and it follows the Pay N Play model Trustly introduced. All three run on Brite IPN, Brite's own instant payment network, which routes each payment over the fastest available path 24/7 without waiting on bank clearing cycles.
Payment Methods
Brite carries one method type, open banking account-to-account payments. The player pushes each deposit from their own bank account as an irrevocable payment and authorizes it with Strong Customer Authentication inside their bank. Returning depositors clear checkout faster through the Pay Faster Next Time flow, and Brite converts more than 90% of returning users at checkout with a 95% customer satisfaction score. Brite takes no cards, wallets or crypto, so an operator still needs a card processor and a wallet provider for players who pay those ways.
Verticals
Brite serves iGaming and eCommerce. Gambling is the vertical with its own products: Brite Play and a gaming offer of instant deposits, player onboarding and fast payouts for licensed casinos and sportsbooks.
- iGaming
- eCommerce
- Deposit ProcessingAvailable
Open banking payment methods, Instant
- Withdrawal / PayoutAvailable
<10 sec
- Instant WithdrawalsAvailable
<10 sec
- KYC / AML Built-inAvailable
Full auto
- Chargeback ProtectionAvailable
No chargebacks (push payment)
- Multi-CurrencyAvailable
EUR, SEK, NOK
- API IntegrationAvailable
REST API + SDK + embedded UI
- Crypto SettlementNot available
Fiat settlement only
- Local Payment MethodsAvailable
Local methods in 5 markets
- iGaming SpecializationAvailable
Direct bank transfers for operators
- Geographic CoverageAvailable
27 countries across Europe, Nordics
Pricing & Fee Structure
Fee structure and pricing model
Pricing
0.5‑1.5%
0.5%
T+0 - T+1
Open banking
None
Included
0 / none
$0
Yes
Pricing Details
Brite charges a percentage on each transaction: 0.5-1.5% on deposits and 0.5% on withdrawals, with currency conversion included and no separate FX markup. It adds no setup, monthly or integration fee and holds no rolling reserve, and no card scheme fee applies because the payments never touch the card networks. Volume discounts and a revenue share option are set in negotiation. At $300k a month in deposits the deposit fee runs $1,500-$4,500, and every $100k paid out to players costs $500. Trustly charges 0-1% on deposits and 0.5-1% on withdrawals, so its deposit rate starts lower while Brite's payout fee sits at the bottom of Trustly's range.
Negotiation Tips
Ask for Brite's rates market by market, because its processing cost varies by country and the Nordic markets, where its bank connectivity runs deepest, should price at the low end of its deposit band. Write volume discounts at the $300k, $500k and $1M monthly thresholds into the contract. If your payouts run close to your deposits, negotiate the withdrawal fee as hard as the deposit rate, because it applies to every payout. Weigh the revenue share option against the percentage rate at your own volume before you sign.
Speed & Settlement
Transaction processing and settlement timelines
- Deposit
- Instant
- Withdrawal
- <10 sec
- Settlement
- T+0 - T+1
- Settlement currencies
- EUR, SEK, NOK
- Refunds
- Instant
A player's deposit reaches the operator's merchant balance within 60 seconds, checkout included and weekends too. Brite then moves that balance to the operator's bank account on T+0 to T+1. Payouts leave 24/7 over Brite IPN with no dependence on banking hours: the median payout lands in the player's bank in 4 seconds and the standard payout in under 10 seconds, while a small share takes up to 2 banking days, depending on the receiving bank. More than 99% of payouts succeed, with close to none left unsettled. Trustly pays players in under 6 seconds against Brite's under 10, so neither gives the operator a payout-speed edge over the other. On settlement Brite runs 1 to 7 days ahead of Nuvei at T+2 to T+7 and 2 to 3 days ahead of Paysafe at T+3, so the operator's deposits reach its bank that much sooner. Refunds go back to the player instantly, and the Time2Money feature shows the player when a payout will arrive, which cuts support tickets about withdrawal status.
Integration & Tech
Developer experience and technical capabilities
- API Type
- REST API + SDK + embedded UI
- Onboarding
- 1-2 weeks
- Sandbox
- YesFull sandbox
- Mobile SDK
- Yes
- White-Label
- NoEmbedded
- Docs Quality
- Good
Integration Time
1 week
Pre-Built iGaming Integrations
- SoftSwiss
- MoneyMatrix (EveryMatrix)
- Bragg
Integration Assessment
Brite integrates through a single REST API with webhooks, directly or through a payment aggregator, and adds a mobile SDK, a full sandbox and an embedded checkout that keeps the payment inside the operator's site. A direct API build takes 1 week. Full onboarding, which covers a KYB check, the compliance review and sandbox provisioning, takes 1-2 weeks, where Trustly needs 2-4 weeks and Adyen 4-8 weeks. Ready connectors run on SoftSwiss, on MoneyMatrix by EveryMatrix and on Bragg, and EveryMatrix operators add both Brite payments and Brite Play through MoneyMatrix without custom work.
Risk & Compliance
Licensing, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance
Supported Gambling Licenses
- MGA
- UKGC
- KYC/AML Automation
- Available. Full auto
- Chargeback Protection
- Available. No chargebacks (push payment)
Licenses and Registrations
- FinansinspektionenPayment institution
Authorized under PSD2 and the Swedish Payment Services Act, with EEA passporting into 27 markets.
- FCAAuthorised EMIBrite Payments LimitedFRN 1033237since 2026
- Fraud Prevention
- Bank auth, encryption
- Responsible Gaming
- YesAPI integration
- Tokenization
- Yes
- Dispute Resolution
- Self-service portal
Compliance Context
Each Brite payment is a push from the player's own bank, authorized with Strong Customer Authentication, so stolen-card disputes cannot arise and the operator carries no chargebacks. KYC runs fully automated on the identity data the bank shares at authentication.
Regulatory Position
Brite is a payment institution licensed by Sweden's Finansinspektionen under PSD2 and the Swedish Payment Services Act, and it passports that authorization across the EEA instead of holding a payment license in each country. In the UK, Brite Payments Limited has held an FCA e-money authorization since 2026, which gives Brite a second license in its own name outside the EEA passport. Brite holds no gambling license. It serves operators licensed by the MGA, the UKGC, Germany's GGL and Sweden's Spelinspektionen, onboards licensed operators only and runs no gray-market agent rails. No regulator has ever fined Brite, and it faces no enforcement action.
About Brite: Company Background
Company and product information
- Company Name
- Brite
- Headquarters
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Founded
- 2019
- Employees
- 157
- Company Type
- Private
- Product Type
- Open Banking
- Licenses
- Finansinspektionen Payment institution, FCA Authorised EMI
- Key Products
- Direct Open Banking, Payouts
- Website
- britepayments.com
- Supported Verticals
- iGaming, eCommerce
- Integration Type
- REST API + SDK + embedded UI
- Settlement Speed
- T+0 - T+1
- Onboarding Speed
- 1-2 weeks
- Named iGaming Clients
- FDJ United, Rootz, Rhino Entertainment, Sonic
Company History
2019: Lena Hackelöer founded Brite in Stockholm and runs it as CEO. Before that she spent nearly 7 years at Klarna, rising from German market coordinator to VP of Merchant Growth, and served as CEO of Qliro Financial Services. Brite built its payment infrastructure from scratch for instant settlement.
2022: Brite became profitable and has stayed profitable since.
October 2023: Brite raised a $60 million Series A from Dawn Capital, which took its total funding across its seed and Series A rounds to $66 million. Brite remains privately held and venture-backed.
2024: Brite launched in Germany in April, reached 27 European markets and ranked 7th on the Deloitte Sweden Technology Fast 50.
2026: Brite Payments Limited received its FCA e-money authorization, and Brite runs offices in Stockholm, London, Malta and Malaga.
What Users Say About Brite
What the review record shows, and what it does not
Review Analysis
Brite's Trustpilot profile holds a single 1-star review, posted on August 23, 2026, and the rating stands at 3.2.
Context for Operators
Brite sells only to businesses. Players pay through a bank selection screen inside the casino cashier and authorize in their own bank's interface, so few of them know the Brite name, and one review says nothing about Brite's service to operators in either direction.
Named iGaming Clients
FDJ United, Rootz, Rhino Entertainment, Sonic
In Finland FDJ United takes Brite instant payments and payouts, and LeoVegas runs Brite Pay N Play for its Finnish players.
Operational Details
Business terms, contracts, and support
- Dedicated Account Manager
- Dedicated account manager
- Minimum Monthly Volume
- $200k
- Contract Lock-In
- 6 months
- Migration Support
- Yes
- Min/Max Transaction
- $1 - $50,000
- Mass Payouts
- Instant · No published limit
- Biometric / One-Click
- Yes
- Reporting
- Real‑time dashboard
On $300k a month in deposits, Brite's deposit fees come to $1,500-$4,500 a month and no money sits in a reserve. Settlement on T+0 to T+1 keeps up to 1 day of deposits, $10,000 on a 30-day month, in transit to the operator's bank. The contract runs a fixed 6 months at a $200k monthly minimum. Payouts go out from Brite's own infrastructure one at a time or in bulk. Every contract comes with a dedicated account manager, and Brite moves an operator off an existing open banking provider during onboarding without billing it as a project.
Frequently Asked Questions
8 questions about Brite
Brite's payouts take a median of 4 seconds and land in under 10 seconds as standard, 24/7, weekends and holidays included. A few payouts wait up to 2 banking days on the receiving bank.
Operators receive Brite settlement on T+0 to T+1, paid in EUR, SEK or NOK, and each deposit shows in the merchant balance within 60 seconds of checkout.
A direct API integration takes 1 week, and full onboarding with the compliance review takes 1-2 weeks. A SoftSwiss casino switches Brite on through configuration with no custom development, and MoneyMatrix by EveryMatrix and Bragg carry ready connectors as well.
Brite covers 27 European markets, among them Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, France, Portugal, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Croatia, Romania and Hungary. It takes no players from the US, Canada, Latin America or Asia.
Brite requires $200k a month in volume, on a fixed 6-month contract with no setup fee and no monthly fee.
No. Brite processes only open banking account-to-account payments, so a casino runs a card processor beside it and, for crypto, a processor such as CoinsPaid, which charges 0.8-1% per deposit.
Trustly charges 0-1% on deposits against Brite's 0.5-1.5%, but it asks for $300k+ a month on a 12-month contract where Brite takes $200k and 6 months. Trustly covers 33 countries across Europe and North America, with local methods in 8 markets, while Brite covers 27 European markets with local methods in 5. Brite fits a European operator at $200k-$300k a month or one adding a second open banking rail, and Trustly fits an operator that wants one open banking provider with US reach.
Brite charges 0.5% per payout in 27 European markets from $200k a month on a 6-month contract, while Inpay charges 1% per payout across 90 countries from $150k with no lock-in. Brite fits a European casino paying out by bank transfer, and Inpay fits an operator paying players in Asia, Latin America or Africa.
Our Verdict: Should You Use Brite?
Final assessment for iGaming operators
Overall iGaming Score
Summary
Brite gives a licensed casino or sportsbook instant bank deposits, payouts that land in seconds and Pay N Play from the first deposit, and it reaches players through bank payments in Europe only. The call turns on how much of the deposit book comes from Finland, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. In those markets Brite fits a launch as its open banking rail and an operator already running Trustly as a second rail. A book that needs a single open banking provider is better served by Trustly if it can meet Trustly's $300k+ minimum and 12-month contract.
Strongest Point
Brite's median payout reaches the player's bank in 4 seconds.
Key Limitation
Brite's 3,800+ connected banks thin out beyond Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Germany, so some players in Spain, Italy, Portugal and the smaller markets bank where Brite does not reach and cannot deposit at a cashier that runs Brite alone.
Recommendation
Sign with Brite if you hold an MGA, UKGC, GGL or Spelinspektionen license and take most of your bank deposits from Nordic, German, Dutch or UK players. Get the per-market rates and the volume discount thresholds written into the contract before you sign.
Pros
- More than 99% of payouts succeed, and they leave 24/7 with no wait for banking hours, so weekend winnings reach players on the weekend.
- Holds no rolling reserve, so none of the operator's volume stays locked with Brite past settlement.
- Holds its own Swedish payment institution license, passported across the EEA, and an FCA e-money authorization for the UK, so operator funds move under Brite's own authorization in both.
- Push payments authorized inside the player's bank carry no chargebacks, and KYC runs fully automated on the bank's identity data.
- Brite Play opens a verified casino account from the first bank deposit, so registration needs no separate KYC step.
- Brite onboards in 1-2 weeks, compliance review included, while Trustly takes 2-4 weeks.
Cons
- Serves Europe only, so US, Canadian, Latin American and Asian players cannot pay through Brite.
- Carries open banking only, so card, wallet and crypto players need a second processor and a second integration.
- The $200k monthly minimum shuts out a book of $150k-$200k that Inpay would board.
- A fixed 6-month term keeps a Brite rollout that underperforms in month 2 running until month 6.
- Every player whose bank sits outside Brite's 3,800+ connections is a lost deposit, and the gaps cluster in the smaller European markets.
- Brite's best-known iGaming clients are FDJ United, Rootz, Rhino Entertainment, Sonic and LeoVegas, a short list for a large operator's board that wants reference clients of comparable size.
- Brite has 157 employees and has raised $66 million since 2019, so an operator that routes all its bank payments through Brite takes on a young company's counterparty risk.
- Brite settles on T+0 to T+1 and only in EUR, SEK and NOK, so up to 1 day of deposits sits with Brite and a UK operator receives no GBP.
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Brite vs. Alternatives: How It Compares
Similar payment processing solutions
Operators with players in North America belong with Trustly, which holds US state gaming vendor registrations. Inpay, across 90 countries, fits operators whose players sit in Asia, Latin America or Africa. An operator that wants cards and bank payments on one contract goes to Nuvei, with 720+ methods, or to Adyen, with 250+ methods from $1M+ a month. Paysafe, with 260+ methods, fits a cashier where wallets carry as much volume as bank payments. Crypto casinos keep Brite for bank payments and add CoinsPaid or NOWPayments.
When to Choose an Alternative
- Trustly
Choose Trustly if you want one open banking provider for every bank payment, US players included, and can commit $300k+ a month for 12 months. Its 33 countries span Europe and North America, and it runs local methods in 8 markets against 5 at Brite.
- Inpay
Choose Inpay if you pay players outside Europe. Inpay pays out over local bank rails in 90 countries at 1% per payout, with no lock-in from $150k a month, while Brite pays players in Europe only.
- Nuvei
Choose Nuvei if open banking is one piece of a cashier that also takes cards and crypto. Nuvei puts 720+ methods under one integration at 1.5-3.5% per deposit, holds a 5-10% reserve for 6 months and settles T+2 to T+7, where Brite holds no reserve and settles T+0 to T+1.
- Paysafe
Choose Paysafe if your players pay by wallet and card as much as by bank. Paysafe runs 260+ methods at 1-2.9% per deposit on a $250k+ minimum, holds a 7-12% reserve for 6 months and settles T+3, 2 to 3 days after Brite's T+0 to T+1.
- Adyen
Choose Adyen if you move $1M+ a month and want cards, local methods and bank payments from one enterprise provider. Adyen onboards in 4-8 weeks against 1-2 weeks at Brite, and its contracts run 12-24 months.
CoinsPaid- iGaming score 8.4 out of 10
Trustly
Open Banking PSP- Deposit Fee
- 0‑1%
- Settlement
- T+1
- Methods
- Open banking
- Trustpilot
- 2.8/5
- iGaming score 7.4 out of 10
Inpay
Payout Specialist- Deposit Fee
- 0.5‑2%
- Settlement
- T+0 - T+1
- Methods
- 1 method
- iGaming score 8.6 out of 10
Paysafe
Full-Stack PSP- Deposit Fee
- 1‑2.9%
- Settlement
- T+3
- Methods
- 260+
- Trustpilot
- 1.4/5
- iGaming score 8.8 out of 10
Nuvei
Full-Stack PSP- Deposit Fee
- 1.5‑3.5%
- Settlement
- T+2 - T+7
- Methods
- 720+
- Trustpilot
- 3.5/5
- iGaming score 8.2 out of 10
Adyen
Enterprise PSP- Deposit Fee
- 0.6% + interchange
- Settlement
- T+1 - T+3
- Methods
- 250+
- Trustpilot
- 1.3/5
Related Reading
Operator guides and analysis relevant to evaluating Brite.
End of Report. Brite Provider Assessment Report 2026
Prepared and reviewed by the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·