Payneteasy Review
Fees, licenses, coverage and payouts for iGaming operators
By the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·
What operators ask about Payneteasy
Is Payneteasy legit?
Yes. Payneteasy is PCI DSS Level 1 certified and has been on the Visa Global Registry of Service Providers for 7 consecutive years. It is software and holds no EMI, acquiring or gambling license, so the connected acquirer carries the regulated payment activity.
How much does Payneteasy charge?
Payneteasy prices every deal individually, and the quote has up to three parts before the acquirer's own charges.
- Per transaction: a fee quoted per deal that falls as volume grows
- License: a monthly license, or a revenue share in its place
- Setup: a one-time fee for a white-label deployment, lower for a Cashier on pre-integrated connectors
- Acquirer: its processing fees and FX come on top, and any reserve is the acquirer's
Does Payneteasy work with online casinos?
Yes. Payneteasy takes iGaming and sports betting operators directly on its high-risk processing track and puts no license gate of its own on gambling clients. The connected acquirer, which carries the regulated activity, decides which operator licenses a deployment accepts.
Quick Info
- Type
- Orchestrator
- Founded
- 2006
- HQ
- Gibraltar
- Pricing
- Quoted per merchant
- APMs
- 1,000+ connectionsThe count covers pre-built payment connections through one API, and the same method counts once for every provider that carries it. They include cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB, UnionPay), e-wallets (Skrill, NETELLER, PayPal, Paysafecard, AstroPay), bank rails (Sofort, Yapily, Volt, Interac), regional methods (UPI, GCash, Pix, M-Pesa) and crypto through CoinsPaid and Finrax, which offers no crypto-asset services to EU customers pending MiCA licensing. Among the connections are 22 downstream PSPs.
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
Our iGaming Score: 5.1/10
5 weighted criteria, with Trustpilot shown for context
- iGaming Fit
Gambling served directly, no dedicated iGaming team, no casino-platform connector, no direct acquiring
- Weight
- 30%
- Score
- 6.0
- Rating
- Adequate
- Geographic Coverage
Seven regions and 122 countries, no owned direct acquiring
- Weight
- 22%
- Score
- 6.5
- Rating
- Adequate
- Security & Compliance
No payment or gambling license held, KYC and chargebacks with the connected PSP
- Weight
- 20%
- Score
- 3.0
- Rating
- Weak
- Fees & Pricing
No set deposit rate, orchestration fee on top of the acquirer's
- Weight
- 16%
- Score
- 3.0
- Rating
- Weak
- Tech & Integration
REST API, 2-4 week onboarding
- Weight
- 12%
- Score
- 7.0
- Rating
- Strong
- User Trust
No Trustpilot profile
- Weight
- context only
- Score
- 5.0
- Rating
- Adequate
- Overall
- Weight
- 100%
- Score
- 5.1
- 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
Payneteasy's 5.1 rests on reach across seven regions and 122 countries set against no license of its own. Geographic Coverage reaches 6.5 on that spread, which runs from Europe and the CIS to Latin America and Africa, and is capped there because Payneteasy owns no direct acquiring. iGaming Fit is 6 because Payneteasy serves gambling operators directly but has neither an iGaming team nor a casino-platform connector, and it acquires nothing itself. Security & Compliance and Fees & Pricing both sit at 3. Payneteasy holds no payment or gambling license in its own name, and KYC and chargeback liability stay with the connected PSP. On price, it sets no deposit rate of its own and bills its orchestration layer on top of whatever the acquirer charges. Tech & Integration reaches 7 on a REST API with a 2-4 week onboarding. User Trust stands at 5 with no Trustpilot rating.
Who Is Payneteasy Best For?
The operator profiles that fit, and the ones that do not
Recommended For
- PSPs launching a branded gateway. With your own EMI or payment institution authorization in hand, you get a gateway to run as your own product, and the connector library saves you integrating acquirers one by one.
- Banks adding merchant acquiring. Where a connected acquirer holds the license and your bank carries the brand, Payneteasy supplies everything in between: the branded gateway, routing, reconciliation and dispute handling.
- Gambling groups routing across acquirers. With $250k or more a month split over several acquirers, the approval and cost gains from routing start to pay for the platform.
- Operators processing into Central Asia. If most of your volume goes into Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan or Azerbaijan, one integration reaches local acquirers in all three.
Not Recommended For
- Single-brand casinos wanting one licensed PSP. With no license and no acquiring of its own, Payneteasy leaves you sourcing and contracting every acquirer yourself. Nuvei does the whole job as one endpoint: it is licensed as an EMI by the FCA and the Bank of Lithuania, runs local rails in 43 markets and serves MGA, UKGC and Curacao licensees.
- UKGC or MGA licensees that exclude Russia. Production traffic runs through Moscow as well as Amsterdam, so a compliance team that excludes Russian infrastructure cannot approve Payneteasy under any setup.
- Casinos needing a plug-in platform connector. SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, Slotegrator and BetConstruct have no ready Payneteasy connector, so the platform side of the cashier becomes a separate build on your end.
- Crypto-first casinos. CoinsPaid and Finrax are Payneteasy's only crypto routes, both for pay-ins, and none of the volume settles to you in coins. Contracted directly, CoinsPaid charges 0.8-1% on crypto deposits and settles crypto to the operator instantly.
- Books under $250k a month. Payneteasy's license and per-transaction fee buy too little routing gain on a book this small, and integrating the acquirer directly costs less. A book that size fits a PSP signed directly, such as AstroPay, which boards from $100k a month at 1-2.5% per deposit.
Geographic Coverage
Per-market verdict, regions, and market focus
Coverage Analysis
Payneteasy reaches 122 countries and 100+ currencies through its integrated payout providers and local rails, and what a single transaction can reach depends on the rail it is routed to. All of that coverage runs through connected acquirers and PSPs, because Payneteasy does no acquiring of its own and holds no local payment license anywhere. Coverage is strongest in the CIS and Eastern Europe, followed by MENA, Asia and Europe. Latin America is lighter, and North America and Australia have no direct partnerships.
Regional Breakdown
CIS and Central Asia: Payneteasy's acquirer relationships in Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Ukraine and the Caucasus go back to its Russian-origin engineering. The Baku office covers Caucasus and Central Asian time zones in working hours, so an operator selling into Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan or Azerbaijan gets local acquirers and support in its own time zone.
Europe: Open Banking runs through Yapily and Volt, alongside SEPA, Sofort, iDEAL, Bancontact and Klarna. A European operator gets bank payments without contracting each scheme, and real-time Open Banking flows with ISO 20022 mapping cut settlement risk for one Payneteasy client. Card acquiring still comes from the connected acquirer.
MENA: Payneteasy works through connector partnerships in the Gulf and the Levant, so deposits there run on whichever partner acquirer the deployment connects.
Asia: UPI in India, GCash in the Philippines and the main regional e-wallets come through connected providers, so each market goes live once the operator has signed the provider that carries its rail.
Latin America: the region runs through connected acquirers such as DLocal and PayU, plus Pix for Brazil, and coverage is lighter than in the CIS and Europe. Brazil has barred betting payments on every rail since September 25, 2026, so the Pix connection takes no casino or sportsbook deposits. PayRetailers sits among Payneteasy's downstream providers, which lets an operator routing Mexico, Colombia or Peru through Payneteasy reach PayRetailers' direct acquiring there.
North America and Australia: both come through connected acquirers with no direct partnerships, and Interac carries Canadian bank payments.
Africa: M-Pesa carries mobile money deposits through a connected provider.
Key Features for iGaming Operators
Products, payment methods, and verticals
Key Products
- White-Label Payment Gateway
- Payment Orchestration Platform
- Unified Cashier
- 3DS Adapter
- Anti-Fraud System
- Smart Routing & Cascading
- Leads Protection System
Payneteasy sells a gateway, an orchestration layer on top of it and a set of add-on products. The white-label gateway is the flagship: PSPs, banks and enterprise merchants run it as their own product, with checkout, payment pages, portal and emails under their brand and no iFrames or redirects. Sub-merchant management and multi-tier merchant hierarchies come with it. The Payment Orchestration Platform runs smart routing, cascading, the 3DS Adapter, anti-fraud, reconciliation and dispute management across the connector library. Routing picks the acquirer by country, currency, BIN, amount, 3DS version and acquirer cost, and a declined transaction is retried on another acquirer automatically. An operator deploys either a Unified Cashier on pre-integrated connectors or a full white-label gateway. The add-ons are Payment Channels, which gives PSPs connector access with fast onboarding, the 3DS Adapter sold standalone to other gateways, the Leads Protection System for merchant lead data and Tailor-Made Projects for custom development.
Payment Methods
The 1,000+ figure counts connections through one API, and the same method counts once for every connected provider that carries it. Cards cover Visa, Mastercard, JCB and UnionPay, with American Express through specific acquirer pairings. E-wallets and prepaid methods include Skrill, NETELLER, Paysafecard, AstroPay and PayPal. The 22 downstream providers include Stripe, Cybersource, PayU, DLocal and Nuvei, and competing orchestrators such as Akurateco sit on the same list, so Payneteasy can run in front of an existing PSP or orchestrator as a routing layer instead of replacing it. Crypto deposits run through CoinsPaid CryptoProcessing and Finrax, and nothing settles in crypto. Finrax offers no crypto-asset services to EU customers pending its MiCA license, so the Finrax route serves only players outside the EU. Apple Pay runs through the merchant's own integration.
Verticals
Payneteasy serves iGaming and sports betting directly through its high-risk processing track, which pairs a custom risk engine with acquirer selection per scenario and chargeback tooling. Gambling runs on the general connector set, with no gambling-specific product. Beyond gambling it serves eCommerce, banking, fintech, Forex and CFD brokers, crypto exchanges, marketplaces and digital services. Forex and CFD brokers run on the same connector base, AstroPay and NETELLER included, and crypto exchanges on the CoinsPaid integration.
- iGaming & Sports Betting
- eCommerce
- Banking
- Fintech
- Forex/CFD
- Crypto Exchanges
- Marketplaces
- Digital Services
- Deposit ProcessingAvailable
1,000+ connections, Depends on PSP
- Withdrawal / PayoutAvailable
Depends on PSP
- Instant WithdrawalsNot available
Depends on PSP
- KYC / AML Built-inNot available
Via the connected PSP
- Chargeback ProtectionNot available
Follows the connected PSP
- Multi-CurrencyAvailable
Multi-currency via 1,000+ connections
- API IntegrationAvailable
REST API + SDK + hosted page + plugins
- Crypto SettlementNot available
Set by the connected PSP
- Local Payment MethodsNot available
Not offered first-party
- iGaming SpecializationAvailable
White-label gateway + 1,000+ connectors + smart routing + 3DS Adapter + PCI DSS L1 handled by platform
- Geographic CoverageAvailable
122 countries across Europe, CIS, Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Latin America, North America, Africa
Pricing & Fee Structure
Fee structure and pricing model
Pricing
CustomQuoted per deal. The per-transaction fee falls as volume grows and sits inside a monthly license or on top of it, and the connected acquirer charges its own rate on top.
Custom
Set by the connected PSP
1,000+ connectionsThe count covers pre-built payment connections through one API, and the same method counts once for every provider that carries it. They include cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB, UnionPay), e-wallets (Skrill, NETELLER, PayPal, Paysafecard, AstroPay), bank rails (Sofort, Yapily, Volt, Interac), regional methods (UPI, GCash, Pix, M-Pesa) and crypto through CoinsPaid and Finrax, which offers no crypto-asset services to EU customers pending MiCA licensing. Among the connections are 22 downstream PSPs.
Depends on PSP
Depends on PSP
CustomA one-time fee for a white-label deployment, lower for a Unified Cashier on pre-integrated connectors. A monthly license or a revenue share runs alongside it.
Custom
Yes
Pricing Details
Payneteasy prices every deal individually. The per-transaction fee falls as volume grows and sits inside a monthly license or on top of it depending on the volume tier, and a revenue share can replace the license. A white-label deployment adds a one-time setup fee. The quote turns on the deployment mode, connector activation, expected volume and sub-merchant infrastructure, and a Cashier deployment on connectors already integrated costs much less than a white-label launch that needs new acquirer integrations. Adding acquirers after launch brings engineering time that Payneteasy bills separately. Everything the connected acquirer charges comes on top, because Payneteasy bills for the software and orchestration layer and not for acquiring. Payneteasy adds no FX markup of its own, so the all-in cost of a deployment is the acquirer's rate card plus Payneteasy's license and per-transaction fee. Any rolling reserve is the acquirer's.
Negotiation Tips
Get the annual license figure, the per-transaction tier breakpoints and the activation cost of every connector you plan to add in one quote, because the breakpoints decide your cost as volume grows and each acquirer added after launch brings billed engineering time. Benchmark the per-transaction tier against the prices Akurateco and Corefy put on the table: Akurateco's platform fee of EUR 0.015-0.05 a transaction, with the PSP charging on top, and Corefy's 0.2-0.7% routing fee on top of the PSPs. A flat license beats a percentage fee at high volume and loses at low volume, so run the numbers at $1M, $5M and $20M a month with your real acquirer fees. As a high-volume PSP, push for the revenue share, which ties Payneteasy's income to your growth. Then negotiate Payneteasy's right to end the agreement on 1 month's notice up to the 3 months you owe, since your merchants sit on its gateway. Under a UKGC or MGA license, get the failover and data-residency setup in writing before signing, including which workloads can be pinned to Amsterdam-only processing.
Speed & Settlement
Transaction processing and settlement timelines
- Deposit
- Depends on PSP
- Withdrawal
- Depends on PSP
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Settlement currencies
- Multi‑currency via 1,000+ connections
- Refunds
- Depends on PSP
Deposit, payout, refund and settlement timing all follow the connected acquirer or PSP, and Payneteasy adds no settlement step of its own. A deposit routed to Paysafe settles T+3, so Monday's deposits reach the operator on Thursday, while Nuvei settles between T+2 and T+7, which lands Monday's deposits anywhere from Wednesday to the following Wednesday. Player payouts and mass payouts run on the connected acquirer's or wallet provider's rails, since Payneteasy has no payout rail of its own. Refunds take up to 5 business days through Paysafe and 3-5 business days through Nuvei. At the transaction level, the 3DS Adapter skips the redirect-and-return loop on each authentication. Real go-live runs longer than the gateway launch itself, because every connected acquirer needs its own commercial onboarding, which Payneteasy does not control.
Integration & Tech
Developer experience and technical capabilities
- API Type
- REST API + SDK + hosted page + pluginsThe server-to-server API answers asynchronously, so the operator handles callbacks rather than polling for status.
- Onboarding
- 2-4 weeks
- Sandbox
- YesSandbox provisioned during onboarding. Payneteasy documents both the server-to-server API and the hosted payment form API.
- Mobile SDK
- YesiOS SDK (PaynetEasyReader, Objective-C) and PaynetEasyTransfer SDK for card-to-card money transfer. Java and PHP server SDKs, Ruby integration library. mPOS reader integration (Miura Shuttle/M010, Spire spm2/spm20).
- White-Label
- YesEnterprise merchants, PSPs and banks run Payneteasy's flagship gateway as their own product, with the checkout, merchant portal, dashboards and emails under their brand and no iFrames or redirects. Payneteasy handles PCI DSS Level 1 certification at the platform level, which removes much of the PCI scope a white-label PSP client would otherwise have to evidence.
- Docs Quality
- Good
Integration Time
1-4 weeks
Integration Assessment
Payneteasy integrates through a server-to-server REST API documented at doc.payneteasy.com, a hosted payment form that cuts PCI scope, or a hybrid of the two. The API answers asynchronously by default, so the client handles callbacks instead of polling for status. Server SDKs cover Java with ready-to-run examples, a PHP framework and a Ruby library, and the iOS SDKs cover PaynetEasyReader for Miura and Spire mPOS readers and PaynetEasyTransfer for card-to-card transfers, which suits operators that mix online and in-person payments. Plugins cover WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Joomla, Drupal and CS-Cart. The connector library is organized around acquirers, card schemes, e-wallets, crypto processors, A2A rails and local methods, and it holds no pre-built connector to SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, Slotegrator or BetConstruct, so a casino on one of those platforms builds the platform side itself. Onboarding covers a KYB review, sandbox provisioning and commercial onboarding with each connected acquirer. A bank, merchant or APM connection goes live within 1 week on the existing library, and a full white-label gateway launch takes 2-4 weeks. Akurateco launches its white-label SaaS in 5-7 days, so a PSP choosing it reaches live traffic 1-3 weeks sooner.
Risk & Compliance
Licensing, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance
- KYC/AML Automation
- Not available. Via the connected PSP
- Chargeback Protection
- Not available. Follows the connected PSP
Licenses and Registrations
- PCI SSCPCI DSS Level 1PaynetEasy Technologies Limited
Validation runs through April 30, 2027.
- MastercardSDP Compliant Service Provider
- VisaGlobal Registry of Service Providers listingPaynetEasy Technologies Limitedsince Dec 11, 2018
- Google PayAuthorized processor
- Fraud Prevention
- In-house anti-fraud + Ethoca + G2 + Maxmind
- Responsible Gaming
- No
- Tokenization
- YesCards are tokenized in Payneteasy's own vault behind an encryption layer.
- Dispute Resolution
- Automated dispute resolution + dedicated dispute team
Compliance Context
Payneteasy processes on two data centers, Amsterdam and Moscow, linked by a fail-safe channel, and both carry production traffic. For an operator supervised by the UK Gambling Commission or the Malta Gaming Authority, the Moscow leg means a sanctions-exposure, data-residency and counterparty review before signing. PCI DSS Level 1 sits at the platform level, which removes much of the PCI scope a PSP on the white-label gateway would otherwise certify itself, and cards are tokenized in Payneteasy's own vault behind an encryption layer. The in-house anti-fraud system combines behavioral analysis, traffic scoring and 150+ configurable filters with custom rules for each merchant. The 3DS Adapter routes 3DS1 and 3DS2 per acquirer, Japan and the EU's SCA markets included, and shifts liability for authenticated card transactions to the issuer where the acquirer supports it. KYC and AML checks on players sit with the connected acquirer or PSP, and so does chargeback liability. Disputes run through automated resolution with Mastercard Ethoca and Visa Verifi plus a dedicated dispute team, which cut chargebacks by 87% for one e-commerce merchant. Platform uptime runs at 99.95%, with capacity for 10M transactions a day.
Regulatory Position
Payneteasy holds no EMI, payment institution, acquiring or gambling license and no payments authorization in any jurisdiction, so every regulated payment on the platform runs under the connected acquirer's or PSP's license. The operating company, Payneteasy Technologies Limited, is a commercial company registered in Gibraltar and holds no license from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission. A white-label client needs its own authorization for the payment activity it runs on the platform. For gambling, Payneteasy sets no license requirement of its own, and the connected acquirer decides which operator licenses a deployment accepts. What Payneteasy holds are card-scheme standings: a Visa Global Registry of Service Providers listing for 7 consecutive years, Mastercard SDP Compliant Service Provider registration and Google Pay authorized processor status.
About Payneteasy: Company Background
Company and product information
- Company Name
- Payneteasy
- Headquarters
- Gibraltar / Baku, Azerbaijan (support and engineering office)
- Founded
- 2006
- Employees
- 150+
- Company Type
- Private
- Product Type
- Orchestrator
- Licenses
- Not published
- Key Products
- White-Label Payment Gateway, Payment Orchestration Platform, Unified Cashier, 3DS Adapter, Anti-Fraud System, Smart Routing & Cascading, Leads Protection System
- Website
- payneteasy.com
- Supported Verticals
- iGaming & Sports Betting, eCommerce, Banking, Fintech, Forex/CFD, Crypto Exchanges, Marketplaces, Digital Services
- Integration Type
- REST API + SDK + hosted page + plugins
- Settlement Speed
- Set by the connected PSP
- Onboarding Speed
- 2-4 weeks
- iGaming Clients
- Not published
Company History
2006: Payneteasy started as an e-commerce payment aggregator, and its Russian-origin engineering built its first acquirer relationships in Russia and the CIS.
2010s: Payneteasy built out its connector library, the white-label gateway and the orchestration layer, and gained its PCI and card-scheme certifications.
August 31, 2026: the customer management system began moving end customers between levels automatically once activity crosses a merchant-set threshold.
What Users Say About Payneteasy
Trustpilot and clients
Trustpilot Presence
Payneteasy has no Trustpilot profile. Its standing shows in its card-scheme record, and its sales team arranges reference calls with PSP clients.
Clients
Payneteasy's clients are PSPs, banks, fintechs, marketplaces and large e-commerce merchants, and eCommerce, fintech and banking account for most of the book. PSP clients run the gateway under their own brand, which keeps Payneteasy out of sight of their merchants.
Operational Details
Business terms, contracts, and support
- Dedicated Account Manager
- Dedicated account manager
- Minimum Monthly Volume
- Not publishedOrchestration through Payneteasy pays off from $250k a month. Below that, integrating the acquirer directly costs less.
- Contract Lock-In
- 3 monthsThe agreement runs 12 months and renews unless either side gives 3 months' notice. Either side can also end it at any time without cause, the operator on 3 months' notice and Payneteasy on 1 month's.
- Migration Support
- Yes
- Min/Max Transaction
- Not published
- Mass Payouts
- Via the connected PSP · Set by the connected PSP
- Biometric / One-Click
- No
- Reporting
- Real‑time dashboard + reconciliation + dispute management
Payneteasy pays for itself from $250k a month, below which integrating the acquirer directly costs less. The agreement runs 12 months and renews automatically unless either side gives 3 months' notice, and either side can also end it at any time without cause, the operator on 3 months' notice and Payneteasy on 1 month's. An operator that decides to leave in month 4 stays on the platform through month 7, while Payneteasy can leave a PSP 1 month to move its merchants. Reserve and settlement belong to the connected acquirer. On $1M a month routed to Paysafe, its 7-12% reserve held for 6 months keeps $420k-720k locked, and T+3 settlement holds $100k in transit on a 30-day month. White-label deployments come with account management and 24/7 dedicated support.
Frequently Asked Questions
9 questions about Payneteasy
Payneteasy settles and pays out on the connected acquirer's schedule, because it runs no settlement step or payout rail of its own. Routed to Paysafe, deposits settle T+3, and routed to Nuvei, between T+2 and T+7.
A full white-label gateway launch takes 2-4 weeks, and connecting a new bank, merchant or APM on the existing connector library takes up to 1 week. Each connected acquirer's own commercial onboarding comes on top, so real go-live runs longer.
No. Payneteasy has no pre-built connector to SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, Slotegrator or BetConstruct, so an operator on one of those platforms runs Payneteasy for payment orchestration and builds the platform-side integration separately.
Payneteasy covers 122 countries and 100+ currencies through connected acquirers and local rails. Coverage is strongest in the CIS and Eastern Europe, followed by MENA, Asia and Europe, while Latin America is lighter and North America and Australia have no direct partnerships.
Orchestration through Payneteasy pays off from $250k a month. The contract term is 12 months, renewing unless either side gives 3 months' notice, and either side can end it without cause, the operator on 3 months' notice and Payneteasy on 1.
No. Payneteasy is software without an EMI, payment institution, acquiring or gambling license, and every deployment runs on a licensed acquirer or PSP underneath. An operator that wants the provider itself licensed goes to Nuvei, which holds FCA and Bank of Lithuania EMI licenses.
Payneteasy takes crypto only as pay-ins, through CoinsPaid CryptoProcessing or Finrax, and settles nothing in crypto. Finrax offers no crypto-asset services to EU customers. Payneteasy works as the orchestration layer above a crypto processor for a hybrid fiat and crypto checkout, while a crypto-first casino does better with a direct CoinsPaid contract at 0.8-1% on crypto deposits.
Akurateco's white-label SaaS goes live in 5-7 days and its Cashier in 1-2 days, and it charges EUR 0.015-0.05 per transaction on top of the PSP's rate with a EUR 8,000 setup fee. Payneteasy launches a white-label gateway in 2-4 weeks, quotes every deal individually and counts 1,000+ connections in 122 countries, against Akurateco's 700+ connectors and 100 countries. Akurateco fits a PSP that wants a fast launch at a set per-transaction fee, and Payneteasy one that needs 1,000+ connections and acquirers in the CIS and Central Asia.
Corefy charges a 0.2-0.7% routing fee on top of the PSPs, reaches 190 countries and runs with no lock-in from a $250k monthly minimum. Payneteasy quotes per deal, reaches 122 countries and signs clients to a 12-month renewing term that either side can end on notice. Corefy fits an operator from $250k a month that wants a set routing fee and no lock-in, and Payneteasy a PSP or bank that wants a branded gateway with CIS reach.
Our Verdict: Should You Use Payneteasy?
Final assessment for iGaming operators
Overall iGaming Score
Summary
Payneteasy takes the gateway build, the routing and much of the PCI scope off the buyer, and leaves licensing, acquiring, reserves and settlement to the acquirers underneath. In return the buyer accepts a Moscow production data center and a contract that Payneteasy can end on 1 month's notice while a PSP's merchants run on its gateway. The deal turns on the license quote and the notice terms.
Strongest Point
Payneteasy has run its gateway since 2006.
Key Limitation
Payneteasy's Moscow data center carries production traffic alongside Amsterdam, which rules it out for a UKGC- or MGA-licensed operator whose compliance team will not clear Russian infrastructure.
Recommendation
Sign with Payneteasy if you run a PSP or a bank that wants its own branded gateway, or a gambling group routing volume across several acquirers into the CIS and Central Asia. Under a UKGC or MGA license, sign only once the Amsterdam-only workloads are written into the contract.
Pros
- The operator can walk away at any time without cause on 3 months' notice, where IXOPAY signs clients to a 12-month lock-in.
- 22 downstream providers, Nuvei and Akurateco among them, let Payneteasy sit in front of an operator's existing PSP or orchestrator instead of replacing it.
- Retries a declined card on a second connected acquirer automatically, after picking the first one per transaction by BIN, currency and cost.
- Ethoca and Verifi dispute automation on the platform took one e-commerce merchant's chargebacks down 87%.
Cons
- Runs production traffic through a Moscow data center alongside Amsterdam, which a UKGC- or MGA-licensed operator must clear for sanctions exposure and data residency before signing.
- Needs a licensed acquirer or PSP under every deployment, since Payneteasy has no EMI, acquiring or gambling license, and a white-label client must bring its own authorization.
- Below $250k a month the platform costs more than it saves, because integrating the acquirer directly is cheaper at that size.
- No pre-built connector exists for SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, Slotegrator or BetConstruct, which turns the casino-platform side into a separate build.
- Payneteasy can end the agreement without cause on 1 month's notice while the operator owes 3, which leaves a PSP 1 month to move every merchant off the gateway.
- Takes crypto as pay-ins only and settles none of it in coins, so an operator that keeps its balance in crypto needs a processor contract of its own.
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Payneteasy vs. Alternatives: How It Compares
Similar payment processing solutions
Single-brand casinos looking for one licensed endpoint should go to Nuvei, a licensed PSP that charges 1.5-3.5% per deposit. A PSP that needs to go live fast should cross-shop Akurateco, the closest match in product and buyer, which goes live on white-label SaaS in 5-7 days and bills EUR 0.015-0.05 a transaction, while the connected PSP charges its own rate on top. Corefy suits an operator that wants a set 0.2-0.7% routing fee and no lock-in, and IXOPAY an enterprise book from $500k a month at 0.1-0.5% plus the PSP's rate. Crypto-first casinos go straight to CoinsPaid, the processor behind Payneteasy's own crypto route, which charges 0.8-1% on crypto deposits.
When to Choose an Alternative
- Akurateco
Choose Akurateco if you want the same white-label gateway live in 5-7 days, against Payneteasy's 2-4 weeks, at EUR 0.015-0.05 per transaction plus the PSP's rate and a EUR 8,000 setup fee for white-label SaaS.
- Corefy
Choose Corefy if you want a set 0.2-0.7% routing fee on top of the PSPs and no lock-in, against Payneteasy's per-deal quote and 12-month renewing term. Corefy boards from $250k a month and reaches 190 countries.
- IXOPAY
Choose IXOPAY if you run enterprise high-risk volume and want a set 0.1-0.5% routing fee on top of the PSP's rate in place of Payneteasy's per-deal quote. It serves MGA and UKGC licensees and reaches 200+ PSPs through 500+ certified adapters, at the price of a 12-month lock-in and a $500k+ monthly minimum.
- BridgerPay
Choose BridgerPay if you want orchestration on a set monthly price: Pro costs $599 a month and Growth $1,199, plus a 0.1-0.5% routing fee, with no volume minimum and a 12-month lock-in.
- Nuvei
Choose Nuvei if you run a single-brand casino and want one licensed endpoint: it holds e-money licenses from the FCA and the Bank of Lithuania, runs local rails in 43 markets and charges 1.5-3.5% per deposit with a 5-10% reserve for 6 months.
Pairs With Payneteasy
Providers that run next to Payneteasy in the same cashier
- iGaming score 5.4 out of 10

Akurateco
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- EUR 0.015‑0.05 + PSP
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 700+
- Trustpilot
- 4.3/5
- iGaming score 6.0 out of 10

Corefy
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.2‑0.7%
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 600+
- Trustpilot
- 4.2/5
- iGaming score 6.5 out of 10

IXOPAY
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.1‑0.5% + PSP
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 300+
- iGaming score 5.9 out of 10

BridgerPay
Payment Orchestrator- Deposit Fee
- 0.1‑0.5%
- Settlement
- Set by the connected PSP
- Methods
- 1,000+
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