Find Payment Providers for Your iGaming Business

• Licence-by-licence underwriting: an acquirer's appetite is tied to the jurisdictions it is allowed to process for, not to iGaming as a category.
• Gambling MCC 7995 is blocked outright by most mainstream processors, so the pool of usable providers is small and must be matched precisely.
• Player-funded deposits create refund and chargeback patterns that need a provider used to gaming flows, plus reliable payout rails back to the player.
• Local payment methods often matter more than cards: without the right APMs in each market, deposit conversion falls even when card processing is approved.

Licensing

Which regulator issued your licence, and which markets it permits. This is the first filter every gaming acquirer applies.

Player geography

Where your players are, not where your company is registered. Restricted markets are the most common reason for decline.

Payment methods

Cards plus the local rails your markets expect, bank transfer, wallets and vouchers all change conversion.

Currencies and payouts

Deposit currencies, settlement currency and payout frequency, including how player withdrawals are funded.

Volume and ticket size

Monthly deposit volume, average deposit and your largest single deposit, which drives limits and reserve terms.

Chargeback history

Your chargeback and refund ratios, and any scheme monitoring history, both of which materially change appetite.

Provider suitability differs from business to business: two companies in the same industry can receive opposite answers because of licence, market mix, ticket size or dispute history. We do not state that a provider accepts an industry unless that provider has confirmed it, and no one can guarantee approval.