Regional Payment Specialists for Casino and Betting Operators
Global PSPs cover the big card markets; regional specialists cover the methods that actually win deposits in Brazil, Mexico, the regulated US states, Canada and Africa. This category profiles providers built around one region's rails, from Pix participants and Central Bank of Brazil licensees to US money transmitters and Interac e-Transfer specialists.
PayRetailers
Regional specialists
PayRetailers is a Barcelona-based Latin American payments specialist founded in 2017 that offers more than 250 local payment methods,…
Pagsmile
Regional specialists
Pagsmile is a São Paulo-based payment institution founded in 2015, authorised by the Central Bank of Brazil in March 2025 and a direct Pix…
Pay4Fun
Regional specialists
Pay4Fun is a Brazilian payment institution founded in 2018 and the first institution serving betting to be authorised by the Central Bank…
AstroPay Business
Regional specialists
AstroPay Business is the merchant arm of the London-headquartered AstroPay wallet, founded in 2009 in Latin America and widely used as a…
PayNearMe
Regional specialists
PayNearMe is a Santa Clara-based US payments company founded in 2009 whose MoneyLine platform serves regulated iGaming operators with…
Aeropay
Regional specialists
Aeropay is a Chicago-based US pay-by-bank network founded in 2017 that moves money over ACH, RTP and FedNow with more than 1 billion…
Sightline Payments
Regional specialists
Sightline Payments is a Las Vegas-based program manager for the Play+ prepaid wallet, founded in 2010, with more than 50 operator programs…
Gigadat
Regional specialists
Gigadat is a Winnipeg-based Canadian Interac e-Transfer specialist founded in 2013 that serves iGaming operators in Ontario, Alberta and…
Flutterwave
Regional specialists
Flutterwave is a pan-African payment aggregator founded in 2016 with headquarters in San Francisco and Lagos, covering cards, bank transfer…
In Latin America the decisive methods are Pix in Brazil, PSE in Colombia, SPEI and OXXO in Mexico and Boleto, and the providers here offer them through a single contract covering a dozen or more countries. Two Brazilian providers hold Central Bank of Brazil authorisation as payment institutions, one of them being the first institution serving betting to receive it and another now a direct Pix participant with its own bank code and a published flat fee per Pix deposit or payout. An emerging-markets wallet born in LatAm also appears here because it offers merchant pay-ins and payouts alongside its consumer product.
In North America the specialists solve different problems. US regulated operators need money transmitter licences and state gaming vendor approvals, cash deposits at retail counters, pay-by-bank over ACH, RTP and FedNow with guaranteed-ACH options, and prepaid wallet programs approved in dozens of states. Canada runs on Interac e-Transfer, and the Canadian specialist listed here charges a flat per-transaction fee with no rolling reserve, which is unusual for gambling. Several of these regional providers are reached through orchestration layers and wallets rather than direct contracts.
Africa is served here by a pan-African aggregator of cards, bank transfer and mobile money across 30 or more countries with published local rates, and by LatAm providers that expanded into African markets in 2024. Gambling acceptance in the regional category is sometimes case by case and licences are not always published, so operators should confirm both before building a market entry plan around a single provider.