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Latpay Review

Fees, licenses, coverage and payouts for iGaming operators

Adequate
High-Risk PSP
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By the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·

Latpay is a privately held high-risk PSP in London, founded in 2001 and licensed by the FCA and ASIC. It spreads casino and sportsbook card deposits across 80+ gambling-friendly acquiring banks and payment providers, and a declined card cascades to the next bank in that network. It fits card-heavy books that hold no MGA or UKGC license and have been turned away by mainstream processors, and UKGC operators that want a second processor for the card traffic their main PSP declines. Card deposits cost 2-5%, and settlement lands T+2 to T+7 business days. Partner banks acquire every card deposit, so the operator gets no direct acquiring from Latpay. Crypto casinos and US state-regulated sportsbooks fall outside it, because Latpay takes no crypto and has no US state gaming registration. A casino on SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix connects through a bridge its own engineers build.

Founded London, UK30+ Payment MethodsT+2 - T+7 Settlement
No MGA or UKGC licenseCard-heavy booksBackup card processorNot a fit: Crypto casinosNot a fit: US state bettingNot a fit: Single-PSP UKGC books
#80+ gambling-friendly banks#Cascading decline retries#FCA and ASIC licensed#PCI DSS Level 1#Partner-bank acquiring#No crypto

What operators ask about Latpay

Is Latpay legit?

Yes. Lateral Payment Solutions Limited has been an FCA authorized payment institution since February 19, 2020, and Lateral Payment Solutions Pty Ltd holds an Australian financial services license from ASIC.

  • Annual PCI DSS Level 1 assessment as a service provider
  • Processing for high-risk merchants since 2001, with offices in London and Southport, Queensland

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How much does Latpay charge?

  • Card deposits: 2-5%, blended and tiered by volume and region
  • FX markup: 1-3% on cross-currency processing
  • No interchange-plus option
  • Payout fee, setup fee and monthly minimum: written into each merchant agreement

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Does Latpay integrate with SoftSwiss or other casino platforms?

No. SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, BetConstruct, Slotegrator, Bragg and Altenar have no pre-built Latpay connector. The operator's engineers build the bridge, which adds 2-3 weeks to Latpay's 1-3 week technical integration, and they maintain it after launch.

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Quick Info

Type
High-Risk PSP
Founded
2001
HQ
London, UK
Pricing
Percentage per transaction
APMs
30+Alternative methods make up the count, with Visa and Mastercard on top, all aggregated through 80+ gambling-friendly acquiring banks and payment providers. Cabal (Argentina), Skrill and Neteller are among the APMs, and ELO covers Brazil, which has closed its payment rails to betting. Latpay groups them into real-time bank transfers, prepaid solutions, local card networks, e-wallets and cash vouchers.
Settlement
T+2 - T+7Latpay fixes each merchant's window inside this range in the merchant agreement, alongside the reserve terms.

Our iGaming Score: 6.7/10

5 weighted criteria, with Trustpilot shown for context

  • iGaming Fit

    Gambling served directly, dedicated iGaming team, no casino-platform connector, no direct acquiring

    Weight
    30%
    Score
    8.0
    Rating
    Strong
  • Geographic Coverage

    Europe, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, North America and Oceania, no direct acquiring

    Weight
    22%
    Score
    6.5
    Rating
    Adequate
  • Security & Compliance

    FCA payment institution authorization and ASIC financial services license, semi-automated KYC, merchant carries chargebacks

    Weight
    20%
    Score
    6.5
    Rating
    Adequate
  • Fees & Pricing

    Card deposits 2-5%, percentage pricing

    Weight
    16%
    Score
    4.6
    Rating
    Weak
  • Tech & Integration

    REST API, 2-6 week onboarding

    Weight
    12%
    Score
    7.0
    Rating
    Strong
  • User Trust

    No Trustpilot rating or reviews

    Weight
    context only
    Score
    5.0
    Rating
    Adequate
  • Overall
    Weight
    100%
    Score
    6.7
    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 and carries no weight, since most reviews on a payment provider's profile come from players rather than from the operators it serves.

Score Explanation

Card deposits at 2-5% make Fees & Pricing the weakest line at 4.6. Geographic Coverage and Security & Compliance both sit at 6.5. Latpay serves five regions, from Europe and Latin America to Asia-Pacific, North America and Oceania, but owns direct acquiring in none of them, and that absence sets the Geographic Coverage mark. Security & Compliance rests on an FCA payment institution authorization and an ASIC financial services license in Latpay's own name, plus semi-automated KYC, with the merchant carrying chargeback liability. Gambling is Latpay's core business, served directly by a dedicated iGaming team, which puts iGaming Fit at 8, though Latpay has no casino-platform connector and no direct acquiring. A REST API with hosted, embedded and plugin paths gives Tech & Integration 7 against 2-6 weeks of onboarding. With no Trustpilot rating, User Trust shows 5 as context.

Who Is Latpay Best For?

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

Recommended For

  • Gambling books refused by mainstream PSPs. Without an MGA or UKGC license, a casino or sportsbook that mainstream processors have refused still gets underwritten, because gambling is Latpay's core business and one contract opens its whole gambling-friendly bank network, plus local deposit and withdrawal options as the book enters new markets.
  • Card-heavy books losing deposits to declines. When Visa and Mastercard carry most of your deposits, cascading across Latpay's acquirers is a direct revenue lever.
  • Groups with forex or travel brands. Latpay underwrites casino, sportsbook, bingo and lottery alongside forex and travel merchants, so a group that runs gambling and other high-risk brands can keep them all with one processor and one merchant portal.

Not Recommended For

  • Casinos taking crypto deposits. Latpay takes no Bitcoin, Ethereum or stablecoins, so a crypto cashier means a second processor with its own KYB and reconciliation. CoinsPaid charges 0.8-1% on crypto deposits and settles instantly, and NOWPayments charges 1% with no minimum.
  • Casinos needing a ready platform connector. SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, BetConstruct and Slotegrator have no ready Latpay connector, so your engineers spend 2-3 weeks building the bridge to the casino platform and keep maintaining it after launch.
  • US state-regulated sportsbooks. Holding no US state gaming registration, Latpay serves no state-regulated US betting, and its North American business is high-risk merchant processing. Nuvei and Paysafe both hold US state gaming vendor registrations.
  • UKGC or MGA books wanting one PSP. A partner bank acquires every Latpay card deposit and Latpay offers no responsible-gaming API, so a UKGC or MGA book that wants one PSP for everything gets neither direct acquiring nor gambling controls from it. emerchantpay acquires directly in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands under its own card-scheme principal membership and serves UKGC, MGA and Ontario licensees.
  • Latin American books on local bank rails. Books whose players in Mexico and Colombia pay by SPEI, PSE or Nequi get no Latpay rail for them, because Latpay reaches both markets through aggregated cash vouchers and bank options. PayRetailers acquires directly in Mexico and Colombia with SPEI, PSE and Nequi, at 1.5-3% with a $150k minimum.

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 gray and restricted markets.

Limited at best, in 12 markets.

Licensed operator

Holds the local license in a regulated market.

Limited at best, in 10 markets.

Market-by-market verdict

No market reaches Solid for an offshore operator, and the strongest cells below are Limited.

24 Limited
MarketCasinoSportsbook
AT Austria
Limited48
Limited45
FI Finland
Limited48
Limited48
MX Mexico
Limited45
Limited45
CL Chile
Limited45
Limited45
CO Colombia
Limited45
Limited45
AR Argentina
Limited45
Limited45
NL Netherlands
Limited45
Limited45
PL Poland
Limited45
Limited43
PT Portugal
Limited45
Limited45
CH Switzerland
Limited45
Limited45

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.

RegionsEuropeAsia-PacificOceaniaNorth AmericaLatin America

Coverage Analysis

Latpay's primary markets are Australia, the UK and Canada, and it processes for high-risk merchants worldwide in 140-150+ currencies through its bank network. The FCA permissions of Lateral Payment Solutions Limited include acquiring payment transactions, but the company is not a Visa or Mastercard principal member, so Latpay owns no direct acquiring and a partner bank in the network acquires every card deposit. Beyond cards, aggregated local methods reach four Spanish-speaking Latin American markets, six European markets and Singapore, plus Brazil, now closed to betting payments. Latpay's reach is breadth on the card rail, so an operator that needs local-rail depth in a market adds a regional specialist beside it.

Regional Breakdown

Spanish-speaking Latin America: Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Argentina run on aggregated local methods, with no local acquiring. Chile gets Webpay. Mexico takes OXXO cash for deposits only plus Banamex and BBVA Bancomer, with no SPEI. Colombia runs Efecty and Baloto cash with neither PSE nor Nequi, and Argentina covers local cards such as Cabal and Tarjeta Naranja with no Mercado Pago. Players who pay by SPEI, PSE, Nequi or Mercado Pago have no Latpay rail, so a book built on them needs a second processor in the region.

Brazil: Latpay's aggregated methods there are Boleto Bancário, ELO and Hipercard cards and bank transfers from Itaú, Bradesco and Santander Brazil, with no Pix. Brazil banned sports betting and online casino on September 25, 2026, offshore operators included, and closed every payment rail to betting transactions except refunds to bettors and the wind-down of operators' books. Brazil is not a market an operator can use Latpay for.

Europe: iDEAL in the Netherlands, Przelewy24 and PayU in Poland, Multibanco in Portugal, EPS in Austria and PostFinance in Switzerland run through aggregators beside cards. Finland gets Verkkopankki bank redirects with no Pay N Play, so Finnish open-banking volume needs another rail, and licensed Finnish operators are Not served.

Asia-Pacific: Latpay processes cards across Asia and carries eNETS bank transfers in Singapore. Singapore Pools is the only licensed remote operator in Singapore, so eNETS sits in a market closed to offshore gambling, and outside Singapore Latpay carries no Asian local rail.

Key Features for iGaming Operators

Products, payment methods, and verticals

Key Products

  • Payment Gateway
  • Cascading (smart routing)
  • Tokenization
  • Fraud Screening
  • Alternative Payments
  • mPOS
  • Hosted Payment Page

Cascading is the product that matters for an operator. When an acquirer declines a card, Latpay sends the same transaction to the next bank or payment provider in its network in real time, inside one API request, so the player sees a single payment action. Around it sit the Payment Gateway, a tokenization vault, fraud screening and Alternative Payments, which put the 30+ local and wallet methods on the same contract. Operators connect through the Hosted Payment Page or the Embedded UI Checkout and run reporting, reconciliation, disputes, payouts and audit trails from one merchant portal.

Payment Methods

Visa and Mastercard sit beside 30+ alternative methods in five groups: real-time bank transfers, prepaid solutions, local card networks, e-wallets and cash vouchers. Skrill and Neteller carry the e-wallet side, and Apple Pay and Google Pay run through the embedded checkout.

Verticals

Online casinos, sportsbooks, bingo and lottery sit beside forex, travel, broader eCommerce and other high-risk merchants. Latpay was founded in 2001 to serve high-fraud-risk sectors, gambling among them, and has processed gambling payments since then. Its specialist team works daily with gambling chargebacks, gambling KYC patterns, player-funds segregation questions and high-risk underwriting.

  • iGaming
  • Forex
  • Travel
  • eCommerce
  • High-risk merchants
MethodsAlternative methods make up the count, with Visa and Mastercard on top, all aggregated through 80+ gambling-friendly acquiring banks and payment providers. Cabal (Argentina), Skrill and Neteller are among the APMs, and ELO covers Brazil, which has closed its payment rails to betting. Latpay groups them into real-time bank transfers, prepaid solutions, local card networks, e-wallets and cash vouchers.
30+
Crypto
None
Currencies
Multi-currency
iGaming integrations
0
  • Deposit ProcessingAvailable

    30+ payment methods, Instant

  • Withdrawal / PayoutAvailable

    Varies by destination rail

  • Instant WithdrawalsNot available

    Varies by destination rail

  • KYC / AML Built-inAvailable

    Semi-auto

  • Chargeback ProtectionNot available

    Merchant carries chargebacks

  • Multi-CurrencyAvailable

    140-150+ processing currencies, 26 settlement currencies

  • API IntegrationAvailable

    REST API + hosted page + embedded UI + plugins

  • Crypto SettlementNot available

    Fiat settlement only

  • Local Payment MethodsAvailable

    Local methods in 12 markets

  • iGaming SpecializationAvailable

    80+ gambling-friendly acquiring banks, cascading smart routing, gambling payments since 2001, FCA and ASIC licensed

  • Geographic CoverageAvailable

    Available across Europe, Asia-Pacific, Oceania, North America, Latin America

Pricing & Fee Structure

Fee structure and pricing model

Pricing

Percentage per transaction
Deposit Fee

2‑5%Card deposits for iGaming merchants, on a blended rate tiered by monthly volume and region.

Withdrawal Fee

CustomLatpay sets the payout fee in each merchant agreement.

Settlement

T+2 - T+7Latpay fixes each merchant's window inside this range in the merchant agreement, alongside the reserve terms.

Methods

30+Alternative methods make up the count, with Visa and Mastercard on top, all aggregated through 80+ gambling-friendly acquiring banks and payment providers. Cabal (Argentina), Skrill and Neteller are among the APMs, and ELO covers Brazil, which has closed its payment rails to betting. Latpay groups them into real-time bank transfers, prepaid solutions, local card networks, e-wallets and cash vouchers.

Rolling Reserve

5-15% for 3-6 months

FX Markup

1-3%

Setup / Monthly

Not published

Integration Fee

Not published

Revenue Share

No

Pricing Details

Latpay prices per transaction on one blended rate, tiered by monthly volume and region, with no interchange-plus option. Card deposits for iGaming merchants cost 2-5%, and the FX markup on cross-currency processing is 1-3%. The rolling reserve takes 5-15% of volume for 3-6 months, set on the merchant's chargeback history and tenure. Payout fees, setup and integration fees, the monthly minimum and the contract term are written into each merchant agreement, and the quote and the reserve both follow an application form, a technical information form and a KYB and compliance review. On $1M a month of card deposits, processing costs $20-50k a month before FX. emerchantpay charges 1.8-3.5% all-in on gaming cards and CommerceGate charges gambling books 4-5%, so Latpay's 5% ceiling sits 1.5 points above emerchantpay's and level with CommerceGate's.

Speed & Settlement

Transaction processing and settlement timelines

Deposit
Instant
Withdrawal
Varies by destination rail
Settlement
T+2 - T+7Latpay fixes each merchant's window inside this range in the merchant agreement, alongside the reserve terms.
Settlement currencies
26 settlement currencies, 14 on the gaming product. Processing in 140‑150+ currencies.
Refunds
3‑7 business days on card rails, set by the issuer

Card deposits on Visa and Mastercard are instant, bank transfers and real-time payments authorize within minutes, and prepaid and voucher deposits clear when the player funds them. Player payouts run through the same gateway, singly or in batches from the merchant portal. Their speed depends on the rail: Skrill and Neteller pay out instantly, Visa Direct and Mastercard Send card payouts land in minutes to a few hours where the acquirer supports them, and bank transfers arrive next day to T+2 by jurisdiction. The merchant agreement sets the payout limits. Settlement to the operator runs T+2 to T+7 business days, and the agreement fixes each account's window inside that range beside the reserve terms. emerchantpay settles T+1 to T+3, so at the slow end of both ranges the operator's cash arrives 4 business days sooner there, while Nuvei runs the same T+2 to T+7 as Latpay. A player refunded to a card waits 3-7 business days on Latpay, depending on the issuer. That is up to 2 business days longer than Nuvei's 3-5 and up to 3 fewer than emerchantpay's 5-10.

Integration & Tech

Developer experience and technical capabilities

API Type
REST API + hosted page + embedded UI + pluginsThe embedded checkout tokenizes card details in the browser, so the operator's server never sees a PAN.
Onboarding
2-6 weeks
Sandbox
YesLatpay supplies the sandbox base URL on merchant signup and publishes the API documentation on Speca.io (speca.io/latpay).
Mobile SDK
NoMobile apps use the same embedded form and hosted payment page as the web. The mPOS iOS app is a separate product for in-person card acceptance.
White-Label
YesThe Hosted Payment Page takes the operator's custom branding. The Embedded UI Checkout sits inside the operator's page, while Latpay hosts the card-entry form to keep the merchant out of PCI scope.
Docs Quality
Adequate

Integration Time

1-3 weeks

View API Documentation

Integration Assessment

Latpay integrates through a REST API with two checkout paths. The Hosted Payment Page redirects the player to a Latpay form, keeps PCI scope lowest, takes custom branding and goes live fastest. The Embedded UI Checkout puts a Latpay-hosted card form inside the operator's page and tokenizes card details in the browser, so the operator's server never sees a card number, at the cost of a longer build. Plugins for WooCommerce, Magento, OpenCart and Joomla VirtueMart cut the build to days on those stacks, none of which is a casino platform. Latpay has no pre-built connector for SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, BetConstruct, Slotegrator, Bragg or Altenar, so a casino on one of them adds 2-3 weeks of bridge work that its engineers build and maintain. Mobile apps use the hosted page or the embedded form, since Latpay ships no native iOS or Android SDK. Onboarding a high-risk operator takes 2-6 weeks end to end, and the 1-3 week technical build starts after KYB approval, because underwriting routes each operator to specific banks in the network. Nuvei onboards in 2-4 weeks, so at the slow end a Nuvei account goes live 2 weeks before a Latpay one, while emerchantpay's 2-6 weeks matches Latpay's.

Risk & Compliance

Licensing, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance

KYC/AML Automation
Available. Semi-auto
Chargeback Protection
Not available. Merchant carries chargebacks

Licenses and Registrations

  • FCAAuthorised PILateral Payment Solutions LimitedFRN 912498since Feb 19, 2020

    The permission set includes issuing payment instruments and acquiring payment transactions.

  • ASICAFSLLateral Payment Solutions Pty LtdAFSL 521901
  • PCI SSCPCI DSS Level 1

    Service provider level, the highest tier of the standard, assessed annually.

  • BacsDirect Debit Bureau accreditationcanceledLateral Payment Solutions Limited

    Latpay does not submit UK direct debits as a Bacs Approved Bureau.

Fraud Prevention
Real-time rule screening, cascading retries, tokenization, 3-D Secure
Responsible Gaming
NoSelf-exclusion, deposit limits and time-outs stay with the operator and its casino platform, because Latpay works as a payment layer and the gambling license binds the operator.
Tokenization
YesA PCI-compliant vault holds the PAN and returns a random token to the merchant. The vault encrypts with DUKPT and 3DES, a legacy card-terminal key scheme disallowed for new applications since 2023.
Dispute Resolution
Merchant support team handles disputes via merchant portal

Compliance Context

Latpay is a PCI DSS Level 1 service provider, assessed annually. Its vault holds the card number and returns a random token, so operators never store card data. The vault encrypts with DUKPT and 3DES, a card-terminal key scheme disallowed for new applications since 2023, so an operator should get its current encryption written into the security schedule of the contract. Fraud screening runs on real-time rules the merchant can configure and manual review by a specialist team, with 3-D Secure on top, which shifts chargeback liability to the issuer on authenticated Visa and Mastercard payments. On a cascaded retry the next acquirer applies its own fraud rules, conversion path and BIN routing, which lifts acceptance and puts more fraud signals in front of screening. KYC and AML checks are semi-automated, pairing an integrated ID validation system with transaction screening and manual review. Outside authenticated 3-D Secure payments the merchant carries chargeback liability, and Latpay's merchant support team handles disputes through the merchant portal. Self-exclusion, deposit limits and time-outs come from the operator or its casino platform, since Latpay offers no responsible-gaming API.

Regulatory Position

Latpay runs two regulated entities. In the UK, the FCA authorized Lateral Payment Solutions Limited as a payment institution on February 19, 2020. In Australia, Lateral Payment Solutions Pty Ltd holds a financial services license from ASIC. Latpay processes gambling payments under that payments regulation alone and holds no US state gaming registration. Responsible-gaming controls, jurisdiction reporting and player-funds segregation stay with the operator under its own gambling license. Latpay does not submit UK direct debits as a Bacs bureau, so a UK direct-debit flow needs the merchant's own sponsoring bank and Service User Number.

About Latpay: Company Background

Company and product information

Company Name
Latpay
Headquarters
London, UK
Founded
2001
Employees
Under 50
Company Type
Private
Product Type
High-Risk PSP
Licenses
FCA Authorised PI, ASIC AFSL
Key Products
Payment Gateway, Cascading (smart routing), Tokenization, Fraud Screening, Alternative Payments, mPOS, Hosted Payment Page
Website
latpay.com
Supported Verticals
iGaming, Forex, Travel, eCommerce, High-risk merchants
Integration Type
REST API + hosted page + embedded UI + plugins
Settlement Speed
T+2 - T+7
Onboarding Speed
2-6 weeks
iGaming Clients
Not published

Company History

2001: Latpay started in London as Lateral Payment Solutions, processing for international clients in high-fraud-risk sectors such as gambling, forex and travel.

February 19, 2020: Lateral Payment Solutions Limited received FCA authorization as a payment institution.

July 31, 2026: Lateral Payment Solutions Limited filed accounts for the year to October 31, 2025, with an average of seven staff for a second year and net assets of £1,705,675, up from £1,517,471. The company is exempt from audit.

What Users Say About Latpay

Trustpilot and clients

Trustpilot Presence

Latpay has no Trustpilot profile, and its merchants deal with it through dedicated account managers.

Clients

Latpay's merchant book is a small niche of high-risk merchants concentrated in online casino, sportsbook, bingo and lottery, with forex and travel merchants beside them.

Operational Details

Business terms, contracts, and support

Dedicated Account Manager
Gaming vertical team
Minimum Monthly Volume
CustomLatpay sets the minimum in each merchant agreement, together with the contract term and the reserve, after a KYB and compliance review.
Contract Lock-In
Not published
Migration Support
Yes
Min/Max Transaction
Not published
Mass Payouts
Batch + single · No published limit
Biometric / One-Click
No
Reporting
Merchant portal with transaction reporting and audit trails

At $1M a month in card deposits, a 5-15% reserve rolling for 3-6 months ties up $150-900k once every tranche is in place, while T+2 to T+7 business-day settlement keeps $67-367k in transit on a 30-day month. The minimum volume and the contract length sit in each merchant agreement, so they go into the same negotiation as the reserve release date. A dedicated account manager runs each merchant, and Latpay is small enough that the people who draft the agreement are within reach of the team that handles chargebacks.

Frequently Asked Questions

10 questions about Latpay

Our Verdict: Should You Use Latpay?

Final assessment for iGaming operators

Adequate

Overall iGaming Score

Summary

Latpay gets card deposits accepted for gambling books that mainstream acquirers refuse, through partner banks in its network, and it keeps a rolling reserve on that card volume. The UK entity behind Latpay averaged seven staff and held £1.7m of net assets in the year to October 31, 2025. The deal works for an operator once the contract fixes where the account sits in the settlement range, because that window decides how soon deposits can fund player payouts.

Strongest Point

One contract gives a casino or sportsbook without an MGA or UKGC license access to 80+ banks and payment providers that underwrite gambling.

Key Limitation

At the top of its range Latpay holds 15% for 6 months, which keeps $900k locked on a book of $1M a month, while emerchantpay holds 5-10% for 6 months and CommerceGate 5-10% for 90-180 days.

Recommendation

Run Latpay if cards make up most of your deposit volume and mainstream acquirers have turned your business down, and get the reserve rate, each tranche's release date and the top-up triggers written into the agreement before you go live.

Pros

  • Cascading retries a declined card at another gambling-friendly bank inside the same API request, so one acquirer's refusal does not end the deposit.

Cons

  • Holds 5-15% of card volume for 3-6 months, capital that cannot fund player payouts until each tranche comes back.
  • Settlement at T+2 to T+7 business days lets a Monday deposit reach the operator the following Wednesday, while emerchantpay settles T+1 to T+3.
  • Card deposits run as high as 5%, so a $1M card month can cost $50k in processing before FX.
  • The FX markup of 1-3% runs a full point above emerchantpay's 1-2% at the top end.
  • Refunds to cards need 3-7 business days, set by the issuer, against 3-5 business days at Nuvei.
  • Takes no crypto, so a casino with crypto players signs a second processor and runs a second KYB and reconciliation.
  • Every card deposit goes through a partner bank's acquiring, so a UKGC or MGA book gets no direct acquirer from Latpay.
  • A SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix or BetConstruct casino builds and maintains its own platform bridge, because Latpay has no ready connector.
  • Without a US state gaming registration, Latpay is shut out of state-regulated US sportsbooks.

Ready to evaluate Latpay for your business?

Latpay vs. Alternatives: How It Compares

Similar payment processing solutions

A UKGC, MGA or Ontario book that wants its own acquirer belongs with emerchantpay, which acquires for itself from $100k a month. A regulated multi-market operator that also needs US states goes to Nuvei, which carries US state gaming vendor registrations and boards from $500k+ a month. A crypto casino keeps Latpay for cards and adds CoinsPaid, which charges 0.8-1%, or NOWPayments, which charges 1% with no minimum. Latin American books built on SPEI, PSE or Nequi need PayRetailers, which acquires directly in six Spanish-speaking markets at 1.5-3%, and Finnish open-banking volume sits with Trustly at 0-1% or Brite at 0.5-1.5%. The closest head-to-head quote comes from CommerceGate, which charges gambling books 4-5% and boards from $50k a month.

When to Choose an Alternative

  • Nuvei

    Choose Nuvei if you run a regulated multi-market book above $500k a month, US states included. Nuvei's US state gaming vendor registrations and MiCA CASP authorization sit beside direct acquiring from the UK to Canada, and it charges 1.5-3.5% on deposits with 720+ methods against Latpay's 30+, on a 12-month lock-in.

  • CommerceGate

    Choose CommerceGate if your book runs on a Curaçao license from $50k a month and a lower reserve ceiling matters more to you than Latpay's cascading. CommerceGate's reserve runs 5-10% for 90-180 days, against a Latpay reserve that reaches 15%, and it charges gambling books 4-5%.

  • emerchantpay

    Choose emerchantpay if you hold a UKGC, MGA or Ontario license and want a Visa and Mastercard principal member acquiring for you directly. Its gaming-card rate is 1.8-3.5%, and it settles T+1 to T+3 against Latpay's T+2 to T+7, with a $100k monthly minimum and a 12-month lock-in.

  • CoinsPaid

    Choose CoinsPaid if your players deposit in crypto, which Latpay does not take. CoinsPaid charges 0.8-1% on deposits, settles crypto instantly and boards from $100k+ a month with no lock-in, while Latpay keeps the card side.

  • PayRetailers

    Choose PayRetailers if your Latin American players pay by SPEI in Mexico or by PSE and Nequi in Colombia. Its own acquiring covers six Spanish-speaking markets on a 6-month lock-in, while Latpay serves Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Chile through aggregators on cash vouchers, local cards and bank payments.

Pairs With Latpay

Providers that run next to Latpay in the same cashier

  • CommerceGate

    CommerceGate

    High-risk PSP + Payment Facilitator
    iGaming score 5.6 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    2‑5%
    Settlement
    T+3 - T+7
    Methods
    30
  • emerchantpay

    emerchantpay

    Full-Stack PSP
    iGaming score 7.6 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    1.8‑3.5%
    Settlement
    T+1 - T+3
    Methods
    80+
    Trustpilot
    4.1/5
  • BridgerPay

    BridgerPay

    Payment Orchestrator
    iGaming score 5.9 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    0.1‑0.5%
    Settlement
    Set by the connected PSP
    Methods
    1,000+
  • Praxis Tech

    Praxis Tech

    Payment Orchestrator
    iGaming score 7.2 out of 10
    Deposit Fee
    0.1‑0.5%
    Settlement
    Set by the connected PSP
    Methods
    1,000+
    Trustpilot
    3.4/5

Related Reading

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End of Report. Latpay Provider Assessment Report 2026

Prepared and reviewed by the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·

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