iGaming is one of the most challenging sectors for payment processing. High chargeback rates, regulatory complexity, and bank restrictions mean that most mainstream PSPs won't work with online gambling operators. Here are the providers that specialize in iGaming payments.
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View detailsOnline gambling merchants face unique payment challenges: high chargeback rates (often 1-3%), strict KYC/AML requirements, multi-jurisdiction licensing, and the need for fast player payouts. Specialized iGaming PSPs have built risk models and banking relationships specifically for this sector.
Essential features include: (1) High chargeback tolerance; (2) Fast player payouts (same-day preferred); (3) Alternative payment methods (e-wallets, crypto); (4) Multi-currency support; (5) Fraud prevention tools; (6) Regulatory compliance support.
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Specialized iGaming PSPs typically accept merchants with chargeback rates up to 2-3%, compared to the standard 1% threshold for mainstream processors. Some providers offer chargeback insurance or guarantee programs.
Yes, virtually all reputable PSPs require proof of a valid gambling license from a recognized jurisdiction (MGA, UKGC, Curaçao, etc.) before onboarding iGaming merchants.
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