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IXOPAY Review

Is It the Right Payment Solution for Your iGaming Business?

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By the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·

IXOPAY is a payment orchestration and tokenization platform that routes each transaction to one of 200+ connected PSPs and never holds or settles the operator's money. It fits PSPs that resell a gateway under their own brand, and operators with in-house payment engineers running three or more acquirers on $500k+ a month, with the best return from $2M. The price is a 0.1-0.5% routing fee on top of every PSP's charge, under a 12-month lock-in. For gambling, IXOPAY is generic high-risk infrastructure, with no casino or sportsbook client, no casino-platform connector and no iGaming team.

Founded Vienna, Austria300+ Payment Methods
White-label PSPsMulti-acquirer operatorsIn-house payment teamsNot a fit: Startups, small booksNot a fit: Casino platform plug-inNot a fit: One-contract acquiring
#White-Label Gateway#TokenEx Token Vault#500+ Certified Adapters#Rule-Based Routing#Congrify Analytics#No Acquiring License#12-Month Lock-In

What operators ask about IXOPAY

Is IXOPAY legit?

Yes. IXOPAY is a PCI DSS Level 1 service provider that merged with TokenEx and is backed by private equity firm K1 Investment Management. It serves 700+ customers and orchestrated $171B in 2025. It holds no payment license because merchant funds never pass through it, and the licensed PSPs behind it carry payment compliance.

More in Compliance →

How much does IXOPAY charge?

IXOPAY bills a monthly platform fee quoted per merchant plus the charges below, and the connected PSP's fees stack on top, for an all-in cost of 1.5-4%, set by the method mix and markets.

  • Deposits: 0.1-0.5% routing fee
  • Withdrawals: 0.1-0.5% routing fee
  • Setup and integration: $5k+ one-time
  • FX markup: 0.2-0.6%

More in Pricing →

Does IXOPAY work with online casinos?

Yes, as generic high-risk business. IXOPAY takes MCC 7995 merchants and serves MGA and UKGC licensees, but it has courted no gambling business since 2020, and a casino platform reaches it only through a custom API build.

More in Features →

How the catalog's payment orchestrators compare

Spreedly, Gr4vy and Yuno are left out because they carry no dedicated iGaming underwriting track, which is the inclusion bar here.

AxisIXOPAYIXOPAYthis reviewPrimerPrimerCorefyCorefy
PositioningWhite-label orchestration plus TokenEx tokenization; enterprise tier, K1-backedNo-code drag-and-drop routing builder; best-funded at $170M raisedMid-market entry point; 600+ connectors, white-label dashboard, no lock-in
Connectors500+ adapters (200+ PSPs)70+ PSP connections600+ ready-made connectors
Founded2014, Vienna, Austria2020, London, UK2018, London, UK
Orchestration fee0.1-0.5% + PSP0.2-0.6% + PSP0.2-0.7%
Pricing modelPlatform fee plus per transactionRevenue sharePlatform fee plus per transaction
Volume floor$500k+$500k$250k
Contract lock-in12 months6 monthsNo lock-in
Catalog score6.5 / 106.0 / 106.0 / 10

News about IXOPAY

All payment news
  • Corporate

    IXOPAY names Ajoy Krishnamoorthy chief executive

    Krishnamoorthy succeeds Nord Samuelson, who served as interim CEO. Neither founder now appears on the leadership page, the chairman is Vik Verma, and the company has repositioned around agentic payments with intelligence as a third product pillar alongside orchestration and tokenization.

    IXOPAY newsroom

Quick Info

Type
Payment Orchestrator
Founded
2014
HQ
Vienna, Austria
Pricing
Platform fee plus per transactionIXOPAY charges the per-transaction part as a routing fee that sits on top of what the connected PSPs charge.
APMs
300+300+ payment methods reachable through 500+ certified adapters covering 200+ PSPs. IXOPAY routes to providers rather than aggregating methods itself, so the live count is whatever your connected PSPs support.
Settlement
Set by the connected PSP

Our iGaming Score: 6.5/10

5 weighted criteria, with Trustpilot shown for context

  • iGaming Fit

    Gambling served within the high-risk vertical, dedicated iGaming team, no casino-platform connector, no acquiring of its own

    Weight
    30%
    Score
    8.0
    Rating
    Strong
  • Geographic Coverage

    Four regions (Europe, North and Latin America, Asia-Pacific), 30 countries, no acquiring of its own

    Weight
    22%
    Score
    6.5
    Rating
    Adequate
  • Security & Compliance

    PCI DSS Level 1 certification, no payment license, KYC and chargebacks with the connected PSP

    Weight
    20%
    Score
    3.0
    Rating
    Weak
  • Fees & Pricing

    Routing fee 0.1-0.5% on top of PSP costs

    Weight
    16%
    Score
    8.0
    Rating
    Strong
  • Tech & Integration

    REST API, 2-4 week onboarding

    Weight
    12%
    Score
    7.0
    Rating
    Strong
  • User Trust

    Trustpilot 3.2 from 1 review

    Weight
    context only
    Score
    6.4
    Rating
    Adequate
  • Overall
    Weight
    100%
    Score
    6.5
    Rating
    Adequate

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

IXOPAY routes payments without a license or acquiring of its own, and that shapes its 6.5. Security & Compliance is the lowest line at 3, because PCI DSS Level 1 is the only credential IXOPAY holds, while KYC and chargebacks sit with the connected PSP. IXOPAY serves gambling directly and runs a dedicated iGaming team in Vienna, which puts iGaming Fit at 8, though it has no casino-platform connector and no acquiring of its own. Geographic Coverage is capped at 6.5 for want of owned acquiring, even though IXOPAY reaches four regions and 30 countries. Fees & Pricing shares the highest line at 8 with iGaming Fit, because IXOPAY's own charge is a 0.1-0.5% routing fee, though the PSP's acquiring cost comes on top of it. A single REST API with a 2-4 week onboarding leaves Tech & Integration at 7. One Trustpilot review with a 3.2 rating sets User Trust at 6.4.

Who Is IXOPAY Best For?

The operator profiles that fit, and the ones that do not

Recommended For

  • PSPs and ISOs reselling a gateway. If you board gambling merchants as a PSP or ISO, you are the buyer IXOPAY fits best, because you resell the whole platform as your own gateway and your merchants never see the IXOPAY name.
  • Operators on three or more acquirers. MGA and UKGC licensees splitting $2M or more a month across three or more acquirers fit IXOPAY when in-house payment engineers write the routing rules. The vault moves stored cards between PSPs without players re-entering card details. An acquirer that changes its terms or loses approval rate is dropped at the routing layer without touching checkout code.

Not Recommended For

  • Operators under the volume minimum. IXOPAY's minimum is $500k+ a month. Corefy boards orchestration clients from $250k and signs no lock-in.
  • Operators that want acquiring in one contract. IXOPAY holds no acquiring license, so you still sign a licensed acquirer in every market and pay the routing fee on top of it. Nuvei acquires directly in 18 markets under one contract.
  • Casinos on SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix. Your platform's cashier reaches IXOPAY only through a custom build on its REST API, because no casino platform, SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix included, carries an IXOPAY connector.
  • Teams that want a managed payments service. Nobody at IXOPAY tunes fraud rules for gambling, pushes approval rates or suggests a new method where conversion drops, because it runs no iGaming team and no managed service. Paysafe serves gambling operators with a dedicated iGaming team and acquires directly in 13 markets.

Geographic Coverage

Per-market verdict, regions, and market focus

IXOPAY is not scored market by market: it is an alternative rail rather than a local-method acquirer, so there is no per-market access to grade. The overall score above still reflects its iGaming capability.
RegionsEuropeNorth AmericaLatin AmericaAsia-Pacific

Coverage Analysis

IXOPAY owns no acquiring, so its payment reach is the footprint of the PSPs an operator connects to it. Its client base is weighted toward European enterprises. Sales run mainly in Europe and North America, and the TokenEx merger strengthened the US side. For gambling, IXOPAY serves operators licensed by the MGA and the UKGC, and each market is open to them only where a connected PSP boards that license.

Regional Breakdown

Europe: an MGA or UKGC licensee reaches cards through the Nuvei, Adyen, Worldpay or Paysafe adapters and open banking through Trustly, and signs each PSP separately.

Latin America: deposits run through the AstroPay and PayRetailers adapters, and the TokenEx packages have carried Pix for Brazil since January 2026. IXOPAY holds no authorization in Brazil itself, so the connected PSP carries each Pix flow.

Gambling Licenses Served

  • MGA
  • UKGC

Key Features for iGaming Operators

Products, payment methods, and verticals

Key Products

  • White-label orchestration
  • Tokenization (TokenEx)
  • Vaulting
  • Risk
  • Payments Intelligence (Congrify with the IXONav analyst)

IXOPAY's platform has three pillars, orchestration, tokenization and payments intelligence, and the whole stack is also sold as a white-label. The Payment Orchestration Platform routes transactions by rule, keeps tokenized card data in a central vault and reconciles settlements automatically. The Tokenization Platform, a product in its own right since the TokenEx merger, issues universal tokens usable with all connected PSPs, and one token covers both in-person and online payments. Payments Intelligence is the Congrify business, with IXONav as its AI analyst, and the company has repositioned around agentic payments. Under the white-label, PSPs, acquirers and ISOs run the platform under their own domain, UI and brand, and their merchants never see IXOPAY. A gambling operator buys the orchestration platform, while a PSP serving gambling operators can white-label all of it.

Payment Methods

IXOPAY reaches 300+ payment methods through 500+ certified adapters to 200+ PSPs, covering cards, bank transfers, e-wallets, crypto and local methods. A cashier offers only the methods of the PSPs the operator has contracted, since IXOPAY aggregates none itself. Crypto arrives only through connected crypto PSPs such as NOWPayments, CoinGate, CoinsPaid or BitPay, and IXOPAY settles no crypto, though its vault tokenizes crypto payment credentials as well.

Verticals

Gambling sits inside IXOPAY's generic high-risk vertical beside forex, adult content and nutraceuticals, and none of its seven segments is iGaming. IXOPAY boards gambling merchants under MCC 7995, its terms exclude no industry, and it has not marketed to gambling since 2020. Its event calendar for 2024-2026 is payments-only (MAG, MRC, PaymentsEd), and it has skipped SiGMA, SBC and ICE since 2019. The multi-acquirer model itself suits gambling, because no single PSP wants all of a high-risk merchant's volume.

  • High-risk
  • Platforms
  • Retail & e-commerce
  • Subscriptions
  • Travel & hospitality
  • Fintech & financial services
  • Healthcare
Methods300+ payment methods reachable through 500+ certified adapters covering 200+ PSPs. IXOPAY routes to providers rather than aggregating methods itself, so the live count is whatever your connected PSPs support.
300+
Crypto
Via a partner
Currencies
150+ fiat, crypto
iGaming integrations
0
  • 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

    150+ fiat, crypto

  • API IntegrationAvailable

    REST API + SDK + plugins

  • Crypto SettlementNot available

    Fiat settlement only

  • Local Payment MethodsNot available

    Not offered first-party

  • iGaming SpecializationAvailable

    Vaulting + white-label

  • Geographic CoverageAvailable

    30 countries across Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia-Pacific

Pricing & Fee Structure

Fee structure and pricing model

Pricing

Platform fee plus per transaction
Deposit Fee

0.1‑0.5% + PSP

Withdrawal Fee

0.1‑0.5% + PSP

Settlement

Set by the connected PSP

Methods

300+300+ payment methods reachable through 500+ certified adapters covering 200+ PSPs. IXOPAY routes to providers rather than aggregating methods itself, so the live count is whatever your connected PSPs support.

Rolling Reserve

Depends on PSP

FX Markup

0.2-0.6%

Setup / Monthly

$5k+One-time fee covering setup and integration, the same charge as the integration fee, rising with customization and white-label branding. The monthly platform fee is quoted per merchant.

Integration Fee

$5k+

Revenue Share

Yes

Pricing Details

IXOPAY charges a SaaS platform fee, quoted per merchant each month, plus a routing fee of 0.1-0.5% on every deposit and withdrawal, and it adds no acquiring cost of its own. The PSP's acquiring fee, scheme fees and interchange come on top, so the all-in cost lands at 1.5-4% depending on methods and markets. A one-time setup and integration fee starts at $5k and rises with customization, white-label branding and integration complexity. The FX markup is 0.2-0.6%, and IXOPAY holds no reserve, because any rolling reserve is set by the connected PSP. For the same routing layer Corefy charges 0.2-0.7% and Primer 0.2-0.6%. IXOPAY sells Starter, Growth and Enterprise packages, the first two added after the TokenEx merger, and Enterprise is the one that fits gambling operators.

Speed & Settlement

Transaction processing and settlement timelines

Deposit
Not published
Withdrawal
Not published
Settlement
Set by the connected PSP
Settlement currencies
Multi‑currency via PSPs
Refunds
Depends on PSP

IXOPAY makes each routing decision in milliseconds and adds negligible latency, so a deposit clears as fast as the acquirer it lands on. Payouts to players, settlement to the operator and refunds all follow the connected PSP, because IXOPAY never holds the funds. The routing rule therefore decides when cash arrives. Card volume sent to Adyen settles T+1 to T+3, while the same volume at Worldpay settles T+2 to T+7, so the operator gets its money up to 4 days sooner on Adyen.

Integration & Tech

Developer experience and technical capabilities

API Type
REST API + SDK + plugins
Onboarding
2-4 weeks
Sandbox
Yes
Mobile SDK
Yes
White-Label
NoPSPs, acquirers and ISOs buy IXOPAY's whole platform and resell it as their own gateway under their own domain, UI and brand, so their merchants never see the IXOPAY name.
Docs Quality
Excellent
View API Documentation

Integration Assessment

Operators connect through a single REST API with webhooks and a full sandbox, with SDKs for PHP, Java, iOS and Android. Onboarding takes 2-4 weeks and covers KYB, a compliance review, sandbox provisioning, routing rules, vault setup and any white-label branding, and it runs faster for existing TokenEx customers. Primer onboards in 1 week and Finera in 1-2 weeks, so either goes live up to 3 weeks sooner. IXOPAY has no connector to any casino platform, SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix included, so an operator on a platform builds the cashier link against the API. Adding a PSP that already has an adapter takes no development: the operator picks the adapter, enters its credentials and sets routing rules, while checkout code stays untouched. Rules route by geography, card BIN, amount or risk score in a drag-and-drop builder, with A/B tests across providers and automatic failover on soft declines, and the engine executes them without learning from traffic. Congrify adds an AI co-pilot for real-time payment analysis, custom reconciliation matching, no-code dashboards for fees and chargebacks and a Snowflake feed. The dashboards show where transactions fail, where fees leak and which PSP performs best in each market.

Risk & Compliance

Licensing, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance

Supported Gambling Licenses

  • MGA
  • UKGC
KYC/AML Automation
Not available. Via the connected PSPThe connected providers run the checks at full automation.
Chargeback Protection
Not available. Follows the connected PSP

Licenses and Registrations

  • PCI SSCPCI DSS Level 1
Fraud Prevention
Rule-based scorecards, 3DS triggers, Fraudio ML
Responsible Gaming
YesAPI integration
Tokenization
YesVaulting
Dispute Resolution
Dedicated enterprise team

Compliance Context

IXOPAY is certified PCI DSS Level 1 as a service provider and is GDPR compliant. Its vault holds 2.1B+ tokens that work across every connected PSP, so a card captured once is shared with any acquirer without exposing raw credentials. That cuts the operator's PCI scope. KYC and AML checks run at full automation inside the connected PSPs, and IXOPAY runs none of its own. Fraud screening combines a rule-based scorecard and 3D Secure triggers the merchant configures with Fraudio machine-learning scoring, which also adds payment-agnostic fraud and AML checks. Chargeback liability follows the connected PSP, while IXOPAY supplies dispute tools with four-eyes review and Congrify analytics that flag chargeback patterns.

Regulatory Position

IXOPAY holds no payment institution license, no acquiring license and no other financial-services authorization or registration. It needs none, because it routes payments while the connected PSPs process, settle and pay out the funds and carry the payment compliance. IXOPAY serves MGA and UKGC licensees and builds their license requirements into routing rules and compliance controls. It has had no regulatory fines and no security breaches since 2014.

About IXOPAY: Company Background

Company and product information

Company Name
IXOPAY
Headquarters
Vienna, Austria / Orlando, Florida, USA (office) / Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA (office) / Lehi, Utah, USA (office)
Founded
2014
Employees
164
Company Type
Private
Product Type
Payment Orchestrator
Licenses
PCI SSC PCI DSS Level 1
Key Products
White-label orchestration, Tokenization (TokenEx), Vaulting, Risk, Payments Intelligence (Congrify with the IXONav analyst)
Website
ixopay.com
Supported Verticals
High-risk, Platforms, Retail & e-commerce, Subscriptions, Travel & hospitality, Fintech & financial services, Healthcare
Integration Type
REST API + SDK + plugins
Settlement Speed
Set by the connected PSP
Onboarding Speed
2-4 weeks
Named iGaming Clients
Not published

Company History

2014: Rene Siegl and Nathalie Siegl started IXOPAY in Vienna out of IXOLIT, the web hosting and e-commerce services company they had run since 2001.

2018: IXOPAY launched its white-label product, which moved the business from serving individual merchants to powering other payment companies, and opened a US office in Orlando, Florida.

2024: IXOPAY agreed in April to merge with TokenEx, an Oklahoma cloud tokenization company backed by K1 Investment Management that had raised a $100M Series B in 2022. Brady Harris became CEO in June, and a December merger with Aperia Compliance added PCI DSS Level 3 and 4 validation services that IXOPAY sells to 100+ merchant acquirers for their smaller merchants.

2025: The TokenEx merger closed in February and created IXOPAY, a TokenEx Company, with Rene Siegl as executive chairman and Nathalie Siegl out of the CEO role. The combined company, no longer owner-financed, runs offices in Vienna, Orlando, Oklahoma City and Lehi, Utah. Its adapter library grew from 200+ to 500+ during the year and passed 500 in July, and IXOPAY bought the AI payment analytics platform Congrify in October.

2026: Brady Harris left early in the year, and in March IXOPAY and Zip US announced a Unified Trust Layer framework for agentic commerce. Ajoy Krishnamoorthy became CEO on August 25, succeeding interim CEO Nord Samuelson, with Vik Verma as chairman and neither founder in the leadership.

What Users Say About IXOPAY

What the review record shows, and what it does not

3.2out of 51 review

Review Analysis

Players and merchants deal with the operator's or the PSP's checkout and never see the IXOPAY name, so Trustpilot reviews of IXOPAY do not build up.

Context for Operators

For an operator, one review is no signal either way, so IXOPAY is judged on technical capability and client references.

Client Evidence

IXOPAY serves 700+ customers in 30+ countries and orchestrated $171B in payments in 2025. Volkswagen, DHL Express, Aer Lingus, Cleverbridge, Delivery Hero, Grover and Kiwi.com are among its clients, and the Aperia Compliance book carries its compliance and tokenization services to 1.6 million+ merchants. Papaya Gaming, a mobile gaming company, uses the vault and the Mobile API to handle card data across several processors. IXOPAY has no casino or sportsbook client, so a gambling operator gets no gambling reference from it, while some iGaming PSPs run IXOPAY under their own brand and the operators behind them never see its name.

Operational Details

Business terms, contracts, and support

Dedicated Account Manager
Gaming vertical team
Minimum Monthly Volume
$500k+
Contract Lock-In
12 months
Migration Support
Yes
Min/Max Transaction
Not published
Mass Payouts
Via the connected PSP · No published limit (PSP‑dependent)
Biometric / One-Click
Yes
Reporting
AI analytics (Congrify)

IXOPAY requires $500k+ a month under a 12-month lock-in. At that floor the 0.1-0.5% routing fee comes to $500-2,500 a month, or $6k-30k over the term, plus the $5k+ setup fee. At $2M a month, with a PSP charging 1.5% and IXOPAY taking 0.3%, the operator pays 1.8% before interchange, which is $6k a month for IXOPAY and $30k for the acquirers. Reserves and money in settlement sit with the connected PSPs under their own terms and never with IXOPAY, so the counterparty risk signed with IXOPAY is a software risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

10 questions about IXOPAY

Our Verdict: Should You Use IXOPAY?

Final assessment for iGaming operators

Adequate

Overall iGaming Score

Summary

IXOPAY gives an operator portable card tokens and rule-based routing across its connected PSPs without ever holding its money. The operator pays 0.1-0.5% of every transaction for that, above the price of each acquirer it still contracts market by market, and it signs without a casino-platform connector or a gambling client to call for a reference. The call turns on whether stored-card portability is worth the setup fee and the 12-month term.

Strongest Point

IXOPAY pairs a 2.1B+ token vault that any connected PSP accepts with a white-label it has sold since 2018, so a PSP or ISO can resell the whole stack under its own brand.

Key Limitation

The 12-month lock-in runs against no lock-in at Corefy and Finera, so an operator whose approval rates do not improve on IXOPAY's rules keeps paying the routing fee until month 12.

Recommendation

Sign with IXOPAY if you already run three or more acquirers and your engineers want one vault and one routing layer above them, and get a 90-day exit clause into the contract before the term starts.

Pros

  • The white-label, sold since 2018, lets a PSP or ISO resell the whole platform under its own domain, UI and brand.
  • An FX markup of 0.2-0.6% undercuts Corefy's 0.3-0.8% and matches Finera's 0.2-0.6%.
  • Congrify dashboards flag failed transactions, fee leakage and the best-performing PSP in each market.
  • Merchant funds never pass through IXOPAY, which has had no fines or breaches since 2014, so a failure there cannot freeze a balance.

Cons

  • A $500k+ monthly floor shuts out books that Finera takes from $300k.
  • IXOPAY locks contracts for 12 months, against 3 months at Payneteasy and 6 months at Primer.
  • Setup and integration cost $5k+ once, more with white-label branding, while Finera charges $0-2k.
  • Every market still needs its own licensed acquirer contract, with IXOPAY's routing fee layered on top, because IXOPAY holds no acquiring license.
  • Without a casino-platform connector, a cashier on SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix needs a custom API build to reach IXOPAY.
  • No casino or sportsbook is among its clients, so a casino operator has no gambling reference to call before signing.

Ready to evaluate IXOPAY for your business?

IXOPAY vs. Alternatives: How It Compares

Similar payment processing solutions

Books under $500k go to Corefy, which boards from $250k, or to Finera from $300k. Nuvei suits operators who want one licensed counterparty for acquiring and routing, since it acquires directly in 18 markets. Books of $500k+ that want a shorter term than 12 months can take Primer, with its 6-month lock-in and 1-week onboarding. A PSP that wants a white-label gateway on a 3-month commitment can take Payneteasy, which runs 1,000+ connections.

When to Choose an Alternative

  • Corefy

    Choose Corefy if you process $250k or more a month and will not sign a lock-in: Corefy boards from $250k with no lock-in and onboards in 1-3 weeks, where IXOPAY asks $500k+, 12 months and 2-4 weeks.

  • Finera

    Choose Finera if you want to go live fast without a term: Finera onboards in 1-2 weeks against IXOPAY's 2-4, boards from $300k and signs no lock-in.

  • Primer

    Choose Primer if you clear its $500k minimum and want a lighter start: Primer charges a $0 integration fee, signs for 6 months and onboards in 1 week, where IXOPAY charges $5k+, signs for 12 months and takes 2-4 weeks.

  • Nuvei

    Choose Nuvei if you want acquiring and routing under one contract: Nuvei acquires cards itself at 1.5-3.5% per deposit with 720+ methods, while IXOPAY's 0.1-0.5% routing fee sits on top of a separate acquirer's price. Nuvei keeps a 5-10% reserve for 6 months.

Alternatives

Providers operators shortlist alongside IXOPAY

  • Corefy

    Corefy

    Payment Orchestrator
    iGaming score 6.0 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    0.2‑0.7%
    Settlement
    Set by the connected PSP
    Methods
    600+
    Trustpilot
    4.2/5
  • Finera

    Finera

    Payment Orchestrator
    iGaming score 6.2 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    0.1‑0.5% routing
    Settlement
    Set by the connected PSP
    Methods
    600+
  • Primer

    Primer

    Payment Orchestrator
    iGaming score 6.0 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    0.2‑0.6% + PSP
    Settlement
    Set by the connected PSP
    Methods
    100+
    Trustpilot
    1.5/5
  • Nuvei

    Nuvei

    Full-Stack PSP
    iGaming score 8.8 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    1.5‑3.5%
    Settlement
    T+2 - T+7
    Methods
    720+
    Trustpilot
    3.5/5

Related Reading

Operator guides and analysis relevant to evaluating IXOPAY.

End of Report. IXOPAY Provider Assessment Report 2026

Prepared and reviewed by the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·

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