iGaming Payment Solutions
NETELLER
E-Wallet for iGaming: coverage, fees, and how to accept it
What operators ask about NETELLER
How much does NETELLER charge?
NETELLER charges the operator nothing per deposit and earns from players instead. Going direct means signing Paysafe's merchant agreement and its terms.
- Operator: no fee per deposit and no chargeback cost
- Paysafe agreement: $250k minimum a month, 7-12% reserve for 6 months
- Player upload fee: 2.5% under $20k, free from $20k
- Player FX margin: 1.29-4.49% by VIP level
Is NETELLER safe for online casinos?
Yes. Paysafe runs NETELLER under an FCA e-money authorization held since 2018 and an e-money license from the Central Bank of Ireland. Every deposit is a final push payment, so the operator carries no chargebacks, and every player passed an ID, selfie and liveness check when opening the wallet.
Which casinos accept NETELLER?
Pinnacle, bet365, PokerStars, 888 and William Hill take NETELLER deposits. Operators add NETELLER through Paysafe directly or through a PSP such as Nuvei, and casinos on SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix switch it on in days.
What is NETELLER?
Background and how it fits the cashier
NETELLER is a consumer e-wallet whose holders pay gambling and trading sites from a pre-funded balance. Paysafe Group (NYSE: PSFE) owns it and runs it beside its sister wallet Skrill, and NETELLER has focused on iGaming since 2000.
Products
The operator integrates one product, the NETELLER wallet button, which takes deposits from a pre-funded balance and receives payouts. The Net+ Prepaid Mastercard, physical and virtual, lets players spend NETELLER funds wherever Mastercard is accepted within SEPA. The crypto service lets players buy and sell 32+ cryptocurrencies from $1, hold a portfolio, trade crypto-to-crypto pairs, send crypto to other members and, since 2021, cash out their balance to an external BTC, ETH, SOL or other crypto wallet. Crypto trades cost 1.50%, falling to 1.30% at the top VIP tier, plus 1.5% FX on accounts not held in EUR or USD. The card and the crypto service keep players active in the wallet, while the operator touches only the wallet API.
Key features. Push deposits with no chargebacks for the operator, 2.5M active users, 28+ fiat currencies, crypto cash-outs for players and instant payouts to the player's wallet
Verticals
iGaming is NETELLER's core vertical, across casino, sports betting and poker, and forex and CFD trading is the second. The wallet also serves prediction markets and eCommerce, though it has never been a serious eCommerce wallet.
Background
1999: Stephen Lawrence and John Lefebvre founded NETELLER in Calgary, Alberta, as a general online money-transfer wallet and turned it to online gambling almost at once.
2000: NETELLER processed its first online casino transaction and has focused on iGaming since. At its peak it handled 85% of all online gambling payments worldwide.
April 2004: NETELLER PLC listed on London's AIM market, raising $70M, and moved its corporate domicile to the Isle of Man.
January 2007: US authorities arrested both founders, and NETELLER left the US market.
March 2015: Optimal Payments, as NETELLER's parent was then called, announced a €1.1B acquisition of Skrill and paysafecard and rebranded as Paysafe Group, which put the NETELLER and Skrill wallets under one owner.
August 2017: Blackstone and CVC took Paysafe private for £2.96B.
March 2021: Paysafe listed on the NYSE as PSFE, completing the SPAC merger with Foley Trasimene announced in December 2020 at a $9B valuation.
2026: Paysafe's market cap fell below $500M by May, amid layoffs and restructuring. In the second quarter the Digital Wallets segment, which holds NETELLER, grew revenue 3% to $206.6M, or 1% organically, and the growth came from Latin America and from PaysafeWallet in Europe rather than from NETELLER or Skrill. Wallet volume stayed flat at $6.6bn, ARPU fell 5%, and 3-month active consumers across the segment reached 7.8 million. With the segment growing 3% while the iGaming market grows 8-11%, NETELLER is losing relative share to crypto, open banking and instant bank transfers. PaysafeWallet, Paysafe's third own-brand consumer wallet, has reached 600,000 European users in 18 months and went live in Poland on August 10, 2026.
How Operators Accept NETELLER
The PSPs that route this method at the cashier
NETELLER is a payment method. Operators add it to the cashier through one of the PSPs that support it.
Operators That Accept NETELLER
bet365, PokerStars, 888, William Hill and Pinnacle accept NETELLER, and the forex and CFD brokers IG, Plus500, FXCM, OANDA and XM take it for trader deposits. At these operators and brokers the wallet is a standard checkout option, and bettors and traders have known the brand since 2000, most of all in markets where the older choices were cards or wire only.
How Users Fund NETELLER
Where the balance comes from before it lands at your cashier
Players load their e-wallet balance one of these ways before they deposit at your site.
- Cards
- Bank transfer
- Local APMs
- Crypto on/off-ramp
- Member wire
How the flow works
Players fund the wallet through 14+ options, including Visa, Mastercard, bank transfer, local APMs, Apple Pay, Google Pay, member wire and a crypto on-ramp. Balances sit in 28+ fiat currencies, JPY, THB and SGD among them, plus INR on existing Indian accounts. At the cashier the player picks NETELLER, logs in on NETELLERgo! and confirms, so a wallet holder deposits without opening a new account or typing card details.
Fees & Limits
What you pay to accept it, and what the player pays to use it
Operator side
0% per depositNETELLER adds no setup, monthly or FX charge and holds no reserve against its deposits. Direct acceptance runs under a Paysafe merchant agreement with a $250k monthly minimum and a 7-12% rolling reserve held for 6 months on the operator's other Paysafe volume. A PSP or orchestrator that carries the wallet adds its own routing fee, and Paysafe prices payouts to player wallets per merchant, from nothing to under 1%.
User side
2.5% per upload under $20k, plus a 1.29‑4.49% FX margin
Withdrawal. $10 by bank transfer, $12.75 by wire
Limits. Bank transfers run $20-$100k per transaction, while the Net+ card allows $1,000-$3,300 per 24 hours based on VIP.
Pricing details
NETELLER charges the operator nothing to accept a deposit: no per-transaction fee, no setup fee, no monthly fee of its own and no merchant FX margin, and it holds no reserve against NETELLER deposits. The wallet earns from players instead. A player pays 2.5% to upload under $20k, uploads of $20k or more are free, and the FX margin runs from 4.49% for non-VIP users down to 1.29% for Exclusive VIP users who move $600k a quarter. The contract layer sits with Paysafe, since NETELLER has no sales channel of its own. A direct NETELLER deal is a Paysafe merchant agreement with a $250k monthly minimum, a 7-12% rolling reserve held for 6 months and a lock-in of 6-12 months, and Paysafe bills $500-1,500 a month in maintenance under it. The reserve does not touch NETELLER deposits, so it binds the rest of the volume the operator runs through Paysafe: on $250k a month of card volume, 7-12% held for 6 months keeps $105,000-180,000 locked at any time. Payouts to player wallets are priced per merchant under the same agreement, from nothing to under 1% on Paysafe enterprise contracts. Through Praxis Tech the operator pays a 0.1-0.5% routing fee on top of the connected PSP's own fee, plus a monthly platform fee. The gap to the other Paysafe methods is wide. On an existing Paysafe agreement, NETELLER deposits add nothing in acceptance fees, while Skrill charges 1.9-2.9% plus a fixed fee and paysafecard 9.5-15%, tiered by volume and reaching 9.5% only above EUR 350,000 a month.
Negotiation tips
The negotiation is the Paysafe agreement, because NETELLER itself charges you nothing per deposit. Bring the share of deposits you send to the wallet to the table and trade it for a reserve at the 7% end of the range or for better card rates inside Paysafe's 1-2.9%. If poker or forex drives a large NETELLER share, ask Paysafe for a dedicated iGaming account manager and use the wallet revenue you bring across verticals as leverage. Put the payout price to player wallets into the same round, since Paysafe sets it merchant by merchant.
Speed & Settlement
Deposit, payout, and merchant settlement timelines
Deposit
Instant
Player-initiated
Withdrawal
Instant to NETELLER wallet
Back to the player
Settlement
T+1 to T+3
To operator account
NETELLER deposits reach the operator instantly, because the player pays from a balance already in the wallet. Payouts land in the player's wallet seconds after the operator triggers them, while Skrill credits its wallet within 24 hours, so a NETELLER player sees winnings the same minute and a Skrill player can wait a day. Express processing moves a player to the top of the queue for 5% or $5, and most transactions run instantly without it. Settlement to the operator takes longer. NETELLER deposits reach the operator's bank account T+1 to T+3 under Paysafe terms, so a Friday deposit can land on Wednesday. Trustly settles T+1, which gets the operator's cash in up to 2 business days sooner, while paysafecard settles T+14 (monthly) or T+21 (twice-monthly), so its money arrives at least 11 days after NETELLER's. Refunds to players take 1-7 business days.
Compliance & Licensing
Regulator coverage, KYC depth, and chargeback exposure
Licensed by
- FCAAuthorised EMIPaysafe Financial Services LtdFRN 900015since 2018
The UK entity for the NETELLER wallet, authorized under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011.
- PCI SSCPCI DSS
- Central Bank of IrelandE-money institutionPaysafe Payment Solutions Ltd
Covers SEPA payments across the EU.
- Central Bank of IrelandCASP authorisation (MiCA)Paysafe Payment Solutions Limitedsince Dec 3, 2025
Covers the fiat-to-crypto withdrawal service across all 30 EEA states.
- FCACryptoasset registrationPaysafe Financial Services LimitedFRN 900015since Nov 12, 2021
Covers the fiat-to-crypto withdrawal product.
KYC / AML
Full autoPlayers pass an ID document check, a selfie and a liveness test when they open the wallet, with biometric face matching and real-time age checks in supported countries. A third-party supplier runs the identity check, and AML monitoring runs inside Paysafe Group's compliance stack.
Chargeback liability
None (push payment)NETELLER's user terms bar chargebacks on uploads except for unauthorized use of the funding method or a NETELLER breach, and a Visa or Mastercard chargeback on card funding into the wallet lands on NETELLER.
Fraud prevention
3DS, BIN/IP checks, device fingerprintingPaysafe Group monitors transactions and accounts in real time and shares one blacklist across Skrill, NETELLER and paysafecard. 3-D Secure covers card funding into the wallet, NETELLER blocks the transactions it flags as suspicious, and wallet logins support two-step authentication.
Responsible gambling
NoPlayers can set spending limits and transaction caps in the wallet. NETELLER has no merchant-facing responsible gambling API, so the operator runs its own controls.
Compliance context
Paysafe Financial Services Ltd, NETELLER's UK entity, has held FCA authorization as an e-money institution under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 since 2018. Paysafe Payment Solutions Ltd holds a Central Bank of Ireland e-money license that covers NETELLER's SEPA payments across the EU, and since December 3, 2025 it has held a MiCA CASP authorization from the same regulator for the fiat-to-crypto withdrawal service, passported into 30 EEA states. That crypto product also sits under an FCA cryptoasset registration, and NETELLER is PCI DSS compliant. Every wallet holder clears KYC and AML checks at registration, and each wallet-to-merchant transfer is a push payment that cannot be reversed once processed, so the operator takes verified players and carries no chargeback liability on NETELLER deposits. In October 2006 UIGEA became US law, and in January 2007 US authorities arrested founders Stephen Lawrence and John Lefebvre. NETELLER then exited the US market and paid a $136M forfeiture, and it has not processed for US players since, even after several states legalized iGaming.
iGaming compatibility
- UKGC
- MGA
- Germany
- Sweden
- Italy
- Portugal
Geographic Coverage
Where the method is available to players
NETELLER serves players in 200+ countries, and its iGaming weight sits in Europe (the UK, Germany, the Nordics and Malta) and in Asia. Latin America, MENA and Africa are secondary markets for the wallet. The US is closed to the wallet for residents and US-licensed operators alike. NETELLER also restricts users in Russia and Ukraine, while players in Australia and New Zealand, where iGaming is tightly regulated, can hold the wallet. The Net+ Prepaid Mastercard has been limited to the SEPA region since September 2016, so players outside SEPA keep the wallet without the card.
Regional breakdown
Europe: the UK is a core market, with heavy use at UKGC-licensed operators and the Net+ card available. NETELLER stays active in Germany under the tighter State Treaty on Gambling, where the brand is known in poker and sports betting. Sweden, Finland and Norway hold a user base from the early poker boom, and Swedish licensees take wallet deposits under Spelinspektionen's stricter ID requirements. In Italy, Spain and Portugal the wallet works but is not dominant, because MB Way in Portugal and Bizum in Spain compete, so it is a secondary button there. Asia: Japan runs as a dedicated NETELLER market with localized support, and Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Singapore bring steady poker and casino traffic. India closed to new accounts, so an operator there reaches only existing wallet holders, who still deposit. Latin America: NETELLER works in Mexico, Argentina and Chile as a wallet button only, so operators serving the region add a local-methods PSP next to it for SPEI, OXXO and Mercado Pago, such as PayRetailers, which covers 22 countries. The wallet works the same way in Brazil, but the country banned sports betting and online casino on September 25, 2026, offshore operators included, and closed every Brazilian 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 NETELLER for. Africa and the Middle East: functionality in regulated African markets is limited and MENA coverage is basic, and NETELLER is the main regional wallet in neither, so it plays a minor role at the cashier there.
Integration & Tech
How the method reaches your cashier, and what is pre-built
A direct build runs on the Paysafe Payments API, and the classic NETELLER REST API v1 serves legacy migrations only. Praxis Tech and Nuvei carry the wallet as an APM for operators that come through them. The API authenticates with an OAuth 2.0 client-credentials grant whose access tokens are one-time and expire after 5 minutes by default. A payment creates an order, returns a redirect URL and sends the player to NETELLERgo! to log in and confirm. NETELLERgo! does not run inside an iframe, so the cashier needs a full browser redirect, and the final transaction state arrives only by webhook because the redirect return does not carry it. SoftSwiss carries a pre-built NETELLER connector on its casino platform and EveryMatrix one through the MoneyMatrix cashier, while Slotegrator offers NETELLER inside its Paysafe connector in Moneygrator. Operators on SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix switch the wallet on in days. A direct build takes 1-3 weeks for a standard merchant on an established platform and 3-6 weeks for a greenfield build. Paysafe onboarding of a gambling merchant, KYB and sandbox included, takes 3-6 weeks. Nuvei and Praxis Tech onboard in 2-4 weeks, so the PSP route can start taking deposits up to 2 weeks sooner.
Pre-built iGaming integrations
- SoftSwiss
- EveryMatrix
- Slotegrator
Who Is NETELLER Best For?
Where this method fits, and where it doesn't
NETELLER fits casinos, sportsbooks and poker rooms whose players sit in the UK, Germany, Malta, the Nordics or Asia, and forex and CFD brokers, because those players already hold the wallet and pay with a login and a confirm. High-risk books that want deposits free of card chargebacks gain the most. It runs as one method beside a primary card acquirer and never as the whole cashier.
Recommended for
- UK, German, Maltese and Nordic books. Players in these markets already hold NETELLER wallets and expect the button at checkout. With no new account to open, the button converts wallet holders who would otherwise abandon the deposit.
- Asian poker and casino sites. Players who cannot easily pay with Western card networks use the wallet in place of a card, and Pinnacle and PokerStars Asia run NETELLER as a primary deposit method.
- Forex and CFD brokers. Traders move large amounts in and out often, and the push model that keeps casino deposits free of chargebacks does the same for a broker. IG, Plus500, FXCM, OANDA and XM already accept NETELLER, and your high-volume clients can cut their FX margin to 1.29% at Exclusive VIP level.
- Operators already signed with Paysafe. NETELLER switches on over the Paysafe Payments API you already run, adds no fee per deposit and ties up no working capital. Skrill sits on the same API, so both sister wallets come in one build.
Not recommended for
- US-licensed operators. NETELLER takes no US player and no US-licensed operator, so it has no place in New Jersey, Pennsylvania or Michigan iGaming or at a US sportsbook. Paysafe runs Skrill USA and paysafecash for that market, and Skrill holds US state gaming vendor registrations and a FinCEN MSB registration.
- Crypto-first casinos. Players can cash out to external crypto wallets, while NETELLER settles the operator only in fiat and never in USDT or BTC. CoinsPaid settles crypto to your account instantly at a 0.8-1% deposit rate.
- Books below Paysafe's minimum. Direct NETELLER acceptance requires Paysafe's $250k monthly minimum. Below it, the wallet comes through Praxis Tech at 0.1-0.5% per transaction for routing, over the connected PSP's own fee and a monthly platform fee, and if your NETELLER deposit share cannot carry that markup, skip the wallet.
- Operators wanting one processor. NETELLER is one wallet button with no card acquiring, so a casino on NETELLER alone loses every player who pays by card. Paysafe carries NETELLER inside a 260+ method stack under one contract, and Nuvei inside a 720+ method stack.
- LATAM-first operators. In Mexico, Argentina and Chile NETELLER works only as a wallet button and brings no local method to the cashier. AstroPay runs its wallet in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru and Chile at 1-2.5% per deposit.
- Operators that keep Paysafe out. Adding the wallet where your PSP setup excludes Paysafe, through a commercial conflict, a regional restriction or contract terms, means reopening talks with Paysafe, because direct NETELLER acceptance runs under a Paysafe merchant agreement. Brite adds an open banking method at 0.5-1.5% with no reserve and T+0 to T+1 settlement, from a $200k monthly minimum.
Pros & Cons
The trade-offs of putting NETELLER on the cashier
Pros
- Inside an existing Paysafe agreement, NETELLER deposits carry no acceptance fee, where Skrill charges 1.9-2.9% plus a fixed fee.
- Deposits are push payments that are final once processed, and card chargebacks on wallet funding land on NETELLER, which leaves the operator with no chargeback losses on this method.
- Every player arrives verified by ID, selfie and liveness checks at wallet sign-up, which spares the operator duplicate KYC on the payment credential.
- A payout reaches the player's NETELLER balance within seconds, while Skrill's wallet takes up to 24 hours.
- Casinos on SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix switch NETELLER on in days through pre-built connectors, against 1-3 weeks for a direct build on a live platform and 3-6 weeks from scratch.
Cons
- Has served no US residents or US-licensed operators since its 2007 exit, which closes New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan iGaming and US sportsbooks.
- Settles operators only in fiat, so a crypto-first casino gets no USDT or BTC from it.
- A 2.5% upload fee and an FX margin fall on players, and Skrill funding by bank transfer costs them nothing, which puts some players off the NETELLER wallet.
- Going direct ties the operator to Paysafe's $250k monthly minimum, a 6-12 month lock-in, $500-1,500 in monthly maintenance and a 7-12% reserve held for 6 months on its other Paysafe volume.
- Holds deposit money T+1 to T+3 before it reaches the operator's bank, up to 2 days longer than Trustly at T+1.
- Player refunds run 1-7 business days, while Trustly refunds instantly.
- NETELLERgo! cannot run in an iframe, so an embedded cashier has to send the player away in a full browser redirect.
Reputation
What players and merchants say in public reviews
Trustpilot
2.2/5 from 2,905 reviews, with 57% one-star and 37% five-star.
Review analysis
The reviewers are NETELLER wallet holders, and the one-star reviews center on accounts locked after years of use, KYC reverification, blocked or delayed withdrawals, chatbot-only support and weeks without resolution.
Context for operators
The complaints trace to Paysafe's AML thresholds and KYC refresh cycles. The rating measures the consumer wallet and says nothing about the Paysafe Payments API, settlement timing or operator integrations, so an operator judges those on connector reliability, settlement record and Paysafe contract terms.
FAQ
The questions operators ask about NETELLER
Who owns NETELLER?▾
Paysafe Group, listed on the NYSE as PSFE, owns NETELLER, and Skrill is its sister wallet. NETELLER was founded in Calgary in 1999, and its parent, then called Optimal Payments, took the Paysafe Group name after buying Skrill and paysafecard in March 2015.
Can US players and casinos use NETELLER?▾
No. NETELLER left the US in 2007 after the arrest of its founders, paid a $136M forfeiture and has processed for neither US residents nor US-licensed operators since. US-licensed casinos use Skrill, registered as a gaming vendor with US state regulators, or Trustly, which also holds US state gaming registrations.
How long do NETELLER deposits and withdrawals take?▾
Deposits are instant, and casino payouts land in the player's NETELLER wallet in seconds. The operator receives NETELLER deposits in its bank account T+1 to T+3, and refunds take 1-7 business days.
What does it cost to withdraw from NETELLER?▾
A player pays $10 to move winnings from the wallet to a bank account and $12.75 to send them by wire. The operator pays for payouts to player wallets merchant by merchant under the Paysafe agreement, from nothing to under 1%.
NETELLER vs Skrill: which should a casino add?▾
Both, since the two wallets run on the same Paysafe Payments API for about the same engineering effort and reach overlapping but distinct player bases. NETELLER costs the operator nothing per deposit, against 1.9-2.9% plus a fixed fee at Skrill, and pays out to the wallet in seconds, against up to 24 hours at Skrill. Skrill funding is free for players by bank transfer, while NETELLER charges them 2.5% on uploads under $20k, so Skrill fits players who fund from a bank and watch fees, and NETELLER fits operators that want wallet deposits at no fee on their own books.
NETELLER vs paysafecard: which is better for casinos?▾
NETELLER takes no fee per deposit, while paysafecard charges the operator 9.5-15% tiered by volume. NETELLER also settles T+1 to T+3, against T+14 (monthly) or T+21 (twice-monthly) at paysafecard, and neither method leaves the operator with chargebacks. Players who pay cash through vouchers fit paysafecard, and players who already hold a funded wallet fit NETELLER.
How does NETELLER compare with Trustly for casinos?▾
Trustly charges the operator 0-1% per deposit, and NETELLER charges nothing. NETELLER players pay 2.5% to upload under $20k, while Trustly pulls the deposit straight from the player's bank account, settles T+1 and pays out in under 6 seconds. Trustly fits European books whose players bank online, and NETELLER fits players who already hold the wallet, Asian players included.
Can casinos get paid in crypto through NETELLER?▾
No. NETELLER settles operators only in fiat, while players can buy 32+ cryptocurrencies in the wallet and cash out to external crypto wallets under a MiCA CASP authorization held since December 3, 2025. Operators that want crypto deposits settled to them add CoinsPaid, which takes 18 crypto assets at 0.8-1%, or CoinGate, authorized under MiCA by the Bank of Lithuania since December 16, 2025.
Which casino platforms support NETELLER?▾
SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix carry pre-built NETELLER connectors, so casinos on either platform go live with the wallet in days, and Slotegrator carries it in the Paysafe connector of its Moneygrator gateway. A custom build on the Paysafe Payments API takes 1-3 weeks when the operator's platform is already live and 3-6 weeks when the cashier is built from scratch, beside 3-6 weeks of Paysafe onboarding for a gambling merchant.
Is NETELLER still popular for online gambling?▾
Yes in Europe and Asia, where players already hold the wallet, and NETELLER has 2.5M active users worldwide, but its share is slipping. Paysafe's Digital Wallets segment grew revenue 3% in the second quarter of 2026, against 8-11% growth for the iGaming market.
Which countries can use NETELLER?▾
NETELLER serves 200+ countries, with its iGaming base in the UK, Germany, the Nordics, Malta and Asia. It takes no US residents, has closed India to new accounts, restricts users in Russia and Ukraine, and limits the Net+ card to the SEPA region.
Our Verdict on NETELLER
Final read for iGaming operators
Adding NETELLER gives a European or Asian cashier a wallet that 2.5M active users already hold, with deposits that cannot be charged back. The cost moves to players, who pay the upload fee and the FX margin. The operator's own cost depends on the route: on an existing Paysafe agreement the wallet adds no fee per deposit, while a new operator takes on a Paysafe contract or a PSP's routing markup to reach it.
Strongest
Each NETELLER deposit is a final push from a wallet whose holder passed ID, selfie and liveness checks at sign-up, so the operator takes a verified player and carries no chargeback on the deposit.
Limitation
Paysafe's KYC refresh cycles freeze long-standing wallets for reverification, which drives 57% one-star reviews and a 2.2 Trustpilot rating against 3.7 for Skrill, and some of the operator's own players will hit those holds.
Recommendation
Add NETELLER if your casino, sportsbook or brokerage serves players in Asia or in the UK, Germany, Malta and the Nordics, and you already hold a Paysafe merchant agreement, since the wallet then joins that contract in a 1-3 week build and adds no fee per deposit.
NETELLER vs. Alternatives
When another rail does the same job better, and what pairs with it
NETELLER competes for players with Skrill, AstroPay, MiFinity and ecoPayz. US-licensed books go to Skrill or Trustly, since both hold US state gaming registrations. Crypto-first casinos, and any operator whose crypto traffic passes 5% of deposits, add CoinsPaid for instant crypto settlement. LATAM-first operators add AstroPay, whose wallet carries 50+ local methods behind one integration. Operators that want NETELLER, Skrill and cards under one contract sign with Paysafe, and those that want the wallet inside a 720+ method stack take Nuvei.
Paysafe
Full-Stack PSP
Choose Paysafe if you want NETELLER, Skrill and card acquiring at 1-2.9% under one contract and one Paysafe Payments API integration. NETELLER deposits add no fee on top, and the card volume carries Paysafe's minimum and reserve. Paysafe settles T+3 and carries 260+ methods.
Nuvei
Full-Stack PSP
Choose Nuvei if you want NETELLER inside a 720+ method stack with local rails in 44 markets and can meet its $500k+ minimum. Nuvei charges 1.5-3.5%, holds 5-10% for 6 months and settles T+2 to T+7.
AstroPay
Local Methods PSP
Choose AstroPay if Latin America carries your deposits. AstroPay costs 1-2.5%, settles T+1 to T+2 and tops up through SPEI, OXXO cash and Mercado Pago, while NETELLER brings no local method to the region.
CoinsPaid
Crypto Processor
Choose CoinsPaid if your players deposit in crypto. Its 18 crypto assets cost 0.8-1% per deposit and settle to you instantly, while NETELLER settles only in fiat, so the two sit side by side in a hybrid cashier.
Trustly
Open Banking PSP
Choose Trustly if your players bank online in its 33 countries and you want deposits without a wallet upload fee for them. Trustly charges you 0-1% per deposit where NETELLER charges nothing, and it settles T+1 with no reserve.
Related Methods
Siblings under the same owner, and same-category alternatives
