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Owned by Global Payments since January 2026, processing card payments since 1997. Ladbrokes and Coral built their online deposit systems on Worldpay. 300+ payment methods focused on UK and European card acquiring. 4.3/5 Trustpilot from 10,022 reviews, most reviewed provider in our database. 9,400+ employees. The $750k minimum monthly volume and 8-15% rolling reserve make the cost of entry steep.

4.3/5 Trustpilot (10,022)
Founded Cincinnati, OH / London, UK300+ Payment MethodsT+2 - T+7 Settlement
UK FocusCard AcquiringHigh VolumeCrypto Support
#Ladbrokes & Coral#UKGC Licensed#Card Acquiring#4.3/5 Trustpilot#Global Payments Owned#UK/Europe Focus

Quick Info

Type
Card Acquiring PSP
Founded
1997
HQ
Cincinnati, OH / London, UK
Pricing
Hybrid %
APMs
300+
Settlement
T+2 - T+7
8.0
Strong

iGaming Score

iGaming Fit
8.0
Geographic Coverage
10.0
Security & Compliance
7.5
Fees & Pricing
6.6
Tech & Integration
7.0
User Trust
8.6
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Our iGaming Score: 8.0/10

Weighted scoring across five criteria

CriterionWeightScoreRating
iGaming Fit

Ladbrokes and Coral clients, SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix connectors, UKGC licensed, strong iGaming presence

30%8.0Strong
Geographic Coverage

UK and Europe depth. LATAM is thin (some Pix and SafetyPay), Asia and Africa effectively absent. Narrow by design

22%10.0Best-in-class
Security & Compliance

FCA, UKGC, MGA, Curacao support. PCI Level 1 tokenization. Semi-auto KYC. Merchant chargeback

20%7.5Strong
Fees & Pricing

1.5-3.5% deposits, rolling reserve 8-15% for 6 months (heaviest), FX 1-2%, $2k-10k setup

16%6.6Adequate
Tech & Integration

Single API, smart routing, limited sandbox, 3-6 week integration, 2 iGaming connectors

12%7.0Strong
User Trust

4.3/5 Trustpilot from 10,022 reviews. Tied with AstroPay (4.3) by volume-weighted rating

0%8.6Strong
Overall100%8.0Strong

We score each provider on 5 weighted criteria using a 1 to 10 scale. iGaming Fit carries the most weight at 30% because that is what matters most for gambling operators. 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 but carries no weight, since player reviews of casinos are not a read on B2B acquiring quality.

Score Explanation

User Trust is the standout metric. 4.3/5 from 10,022 Trustpilot reviews is the second largest sample in our database (AstroPay has ~9,591 at 4.3/5). That volume of positive ratings carries weight with operators and compliance teams. iGaming Fit reflects Ladbrokes and Coral as clients plus SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix connectors, but no iGaming-dedicated team puts it a tier below Nuvei and Paysafe on that dimension. The real anchor is product depth, not breadth: UK and Europe is where the acquiring is strong, and operators with any LATAM traffic still need AstroPay or PayRetailers alongside. Nuvei covers 50+ markets with iGaming-specific local acquiring where Worldpay's depth is concentrated in two regions.

Who Is Worldpay Best For?

Weighted scoring across five criteria

Recommended For

  • UK-focused gambling operators. UK-licensed operators where card payments dominate deposits. Worldpay processes more UK card volume than nearly any competitor. UKGC licensed. Ladbrokes and Coral trust it for their online card flows. If UK players make up 50%+ of your base, Worldpay's card infrastructure is purpose-built.
  • High-volume card processors. Operators processing $750k+ monthly primarily through European card transactions. The pricing structure rewards high volume with better rates. Global Payments ownership provides acquiring scale that smaller PSPs can't match. 300+ methods with strongest depth in Visa, Mastercard and local European debit networks.
  • UKGC compliance requirements. Teams where UKGC compliance is non-negotiable and vendor audit trail matters. Worldpay has processed UK gambling payments since the industry went online. A 29-year track record, Global Payments backing and 9,400+ employees satisfy vendor due diligence that newer providers fail.
  • Trust-sensitive operations. Operators where public trust ratings influence procurement decisions. 4.3/5 from 10,022 reviews is the kind of number that makes board presentations easier. Paysafe at 1.2/5 requires constant context. Nuvei at 3.8/5 raises questions. Worldpay's Trustpilot profile presents cleanly without caveats.

Not Recommended For

  • Small operators under $750k/month. Operators under $750k monthly volume. Worldpay's minimum is the highest in our database. Nuvei starts at $500k. AstroPay at $100k. NOWPayments has no minimum. Setup fees of $2k-10k add to the entry barrier. The platform is built for scale, not for growing into.
  • Crypto-focused platforms. Crypto-focused casinos. Worldpay's crypto support is listed as Low. NOWPayments handles 350+ coins at 0.5-1%. CoinsPaid does 20+ with fiat conversion. Even Nuvei and Paysafe have higher crypto capability. If crypto deposits are part of your strategy, Worldpay contributes nothing.
  • Cash flow sensitive operations. Operators where cash flow timing is critical. Withdrawals take 24-48 hours. Settlement runs T+2 to T+7. Refunds need 5-7 business days. Brite does same-day settlement. AstroPay settles T+1 to T+2. If your business model depends on fast access to deposited funds, Worldpay's timeline creates a problem.
  • Rolling reserve sensitive teams. Teams sensitive to rolling reserve capital impact. 8-15% held for 6 months is the heaviest reserve in our entire database. On $1M monthly, that's $80-150k locked. AstroPay holds 5-8% for 3 months and Nuvei 5-10% for the same 6 months. The difference in locked capital is significant.

Geographic Coverage

Per-market verdict, regions, and market focus

One provider, two answers. The verdict flips depending on who is asking, and that is the point. The overall score rates the company. This rates the fit for your market.

Offshore operator

Curaçao / Anjouan licence, serving grey and restricted markets.

Solid65best, in GB
GB sportsbookSolid65
GB casinoSolid65
US sportsbookSolid65
US casinoSolid65
FI sportsbookSolid58

Licensed operator

Holds the local licence in a regulated market.

Solid68best, in GB
GB sportsbookSolid68
GB casinoSolid68
US sportsbookSolid68
US casinoSolid68
FI sportsbookSolid61

Market-by-market verdict

For an offshore operator: Solid as a sportsbook processor in United Kingdom, and across the markets below.

25 Solid3 Limited
MarketCasinoSportsbook
GB United KingdomSolid65Solid65
US United StatesSolid65Solid65
FI FinlandSolid58Solid58
BR BrazilSolid55Solid55
MX MexicoSolid53Solid53
NL NetherlandsSolid52Solid52
BE BelgiumSolid52Solid52
PT PortugalSolid52Solid52
ES SpainSolid52Solid52
SE SwedenSolid52Solid52

The tier is the verdict. The small number orders providers inside a tier; it is not a provider-level score. Full method on our methodology page.

Regions

  • Europe
  • North America
  • Latin America
  • Asia-Pacific
  • Middle East

Coverage Analysis

UK and Europe. That covers the operating area. UKGC, MGA and Curacao licenses handle the main European gambling jurisdictions. Card acquiring depth in UK, Germany, France, Nordics, Spain and other mature markets is strong. Outside Europe, coverage thins out fast. LATAM is limited to a few APMs (Pix in Brazil, SafetyPay in Mexico), not the local-method depth a LATAM-heavy operator needs. No real APAC acquiring. AstroPay and PayRetailers own LATAM. Nuvei handles 50+ global markets. Most Worldpay operators run it for European cards and add regional specialists for everything else.

Regional Breakdown

UK: Strongest market by far. UKGC licensed, full card acquiring, Apple Pay and Google Pay native, deep Visa/Mastercard processing relationships. Ladbrokes and Coral run here. Germany: Post-regulation market with local card acquiring and direct debit. Nordics: Card processing across Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland with local acquirer connections. Malta: MGA licensed, card acquiring for cross-border operators. Spain, France, Italy: Functional card acquiring in regulated markets. Curacao: License support for offshore operations. Eastern Europe: Basic card coverage, thinner than Western markets. LATAM: Thin. Some Pix (Brazil) and SafetyPay (Mexico), with OXXO on the roadmap, but no SPEI and no real local-method depth. Works as a secondary rail, not a LATAM strategy. AstroPay covers Brazil, Mexico, Argentina at 1-2.5%. PayRetailers has 100+ LATAM methods. Asia-Pacific: Nothing meaningful, because Nuvei is the provider that covers the region through local acquiring across 50+ markets globally. If your operation extends beyond Europe, budget for a second provider per region. Typical pairing: Worldpay for European cards, AstroPay for LATAM, Trustly for European open banking.

Licensed Jurisdictions

  • UKGC
  • MGA
  • Curacao

Key Features for iGaming Operators

Products, payment methods, and verticals

Key Products

Card acquiring, Gateway, Payouts

Three products. Card acquiring handles Visa, Mastercard and local debit processing across European markets. The gateway connects 300+ payment methods through hosted or custom checkout. Payouts run daily batch disbursements. Operators integrate the gateway and card acquiring comes bundled. Global Payments ownership means the acquiring infrastructure runs on one of the largest payment networks globally.

Payment Methods

300+ methods focused on cards and European payment rails. Visa, Mastercard, local debit networks, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay. The library sits at 300+ against Nuvei's 720+ and tilts heavily toward card-based transactions. No wallet ecosystem like Paysafe's Skrill/Neteller. No deep local method integration for emerging markets. Nuvei has 700+ across all categories. For operators whose deposit volume is 70%+ cards in European markets, the method mix fits. For anything else, gaps appear fast.

Verticals

iGaming, Retail and eCommerce are all significant verticals. Less pure iGaming focus than Nuvei or Paysafe. The product serves gambling operators well through UKGC compliance and platform connectors, but retail and eCommerce clients compete for roadmap attention and engineering resources.

  • iGaming
  • Retail
  • eCommerce
Methods
300+
Crypto
Low
Currencies
135 fiat
iGaming
2
FeatureStatusDetails
Deposit ProcessingAvailable300+ payment methods, Instant
Withdrawal / PayoutAvailable24-48h
Instant WithdrawalsNot available24-48h
KYC / AML Built-inAvailableSemi-auto
Chargeback ProtectionNot availableMerchant
Multi-CurrencyAvailable135 fiat
API IntegrationAvailableSingle API
Local Payment MethodsAvailable300+ methods across multiple categories
iGaming SpecializationAvailableHigh card volumes
Geographic CoverageAvailable146 countries across Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, Middle East

Pre-Built iGaming Integrations

  • SoftSwiss
  • EveryMatrix

Pricing & Fee Structure

Fee structure and pricing model

Pricing & Fee Structure

Hybrid % pricing model

Hybrid %
Deposit Fee

1.5-3.5%

Withdrawal Fee

Custom

Settlement

T+2 - T+7

Methods

300+

Rolling Reserve

8-15% for 6 months

FX Markup

1-2%

Setup / Monthly

Custom

Integration Fee

$2k-10k

Revenue Share

Yes

Pricing Details

Deposits 1.5-3.5%, withdrawals custom. Card-focused pricing with interchange-plus available for large volumes. Rolling reserve of 8-15% for 6 months is the most aggressive in our entire database. On $1M monthly, $80-150k sits locked. Paysafe holds 7-12%, Nuvei 5-10%, AstroPay 5-8%. Nobody else reaches 15%. FX markup 1-2%. Setup fees $2k-10k, also the highest range. TCO for an operator doing $1M/month through UK and European cards: $18,000-$40,000 monthly in transaction fees, plus $80-150k in rolling reserve capital. AstroPay's 1-2.5% LATAM rates look cheap alongside. Worldpay's deposit rate is interchange-plus that surfaces only in a quote, so operators chasing a lower blended cost get clearer math from Nuvei's method-specific pricing than from this opaque structure. Refund processing at 5-7 days adds hidden operational cost. Current pricing, Q1 2026.

Speed & Settlement

Transaction processing and settlement timelines

Deposit

Instant

Player-initiated
Withdrawal

24-48h

Operator payout
Settlement

T+2 - T+7

To operator account
Currencies

EUR, GBP, USD

Settlement options
Refund Processing5-7 business days

Deposits instant. Withdrawals 24-48 hours. Settlement T+2 to T+7, matching Nuvei as slowest in our database. Brite does T+0. Trustly T+1. AstroPay T+1 to T+2. Refund processing takes 5-7 business days, longest in our database. AstroPay does 1-3 days, Nuvei 3-5. Updated Q1 2026.

Integration & Tech

Developer experience and technical capabilities

API Type
Single API
Onboarding
4-6 weeks
Sandbox
Yes - limited sandbox
Mobile SDK
Yes
White-Label
No
Docs Quality
Basic

Integration Time

3-6 weeks

Pre-Built iGaming Integrations

  • SoftSwiss
  • EveryMatrix
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Integration Assessment

Single API. Smart routing for card transactions. Limited sandbox, not the full testing environment Nuvei offers. Documentation rated Basic, lowest in our database. Nuvei: Excellent with Postman collections. Paysafe and AstroPay: Good. Integration takes 3-6 weeks, slowest standard timeline. 2 iGaming connectors: SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix. Nuvei has 6, Paysafe 4. High-risk onboarding adds 4-6 weeks. Migration support available at extra cost. Updated Q1 2026.

Risk & Compliance

Licensing, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance

Supported Gambling Licenses

  • UKGC
  • MGA
  • Curacao
KYC/AML Automation
Available. Semi-auto
Chargeback Protection
Not available. Merchant
Licenses
FCA, PCI DSS
Fraud Prevention
FraudSight ML
Responsible Gaming
Yes (basic)
Tokenization
Yes
Dispute Resolution
Dedicated team

Compliance Context

FCA, UKGC, MGA and Curacao licensed. PCI Level 1 tokenization. FraudSight is the primary fraud tool: ML-powered behavioral and device biometrics, contextual anomaly detection, chargeback reputation scoring. Two tiers: Protect (managed for teams without in-house fraud) and Premier (custom rules). Semi-auto KYC onboarding with AI-driven transaction monitoring. Chargeback liability merchant-side, with 3DS2 shifting to issuer on authenticated transactions. UKGC operators get the strongest compliance alignment since Worldpay has processed UK gambling payments for over two decades. MGA operators get standard compliance. Basic responsible gaming tools and dispute resolution through a dedicated team.

About Worldpay: Company Background

Company and product information

Company Name
Worldpay
Headquarters
Cincinnati, OH / London, UK
Founded
1997
Employees
9,429 (Feb 2026)
Company Type
Public
Product Type
Card Acquiring PSP
Licenses
FCA, PCI DSS
Key Products
Card acquiring, Gateway, Payouts
Website
worldpay.com
Supported Verticals
iGaming, Retail, eCommerce
Integration Type
Single API
Settlement Speed
T+2 - T+7
Onboarding Speed
4-6 weeks
Notable Clients
bet365, DraftKings, Entain, FanDuel, Flutter, Ladbrokes, Coral, Betcris, Betfair, Paddy Power, Sky Betting & Gaming, 888, William Hill

Company History

Started in 1997 when UK online gambling was still finding its feet. Card processing was the original and only product. While most banks avoided gambling merchants, Worldpay took the risk. That early positioning meant operators like Ladbrokes and Coral built their online payment systems on Worldpay infrastructure from the start.

FIS acquired Worldpay in 2019 for $43 billion, then sold a majority stake to GTCR in 2024 after the deal underperformed. In January 2026, Global Payments completed the acquisition of Worldpay for $24.25 billion. iGaming is one vertical among many. Product development serves retail, eCommerce and travel alongside gambling.

Today: 9,400+ employees, dual headquarters in Cincinnati and London, owned by Global Payments (NYSE: GPN). Very strong in UK and European card processing. The brand carries trust in British gambling circles that decades of service built. Whether Global Payments continues investing in iGaming-specific features or prioritizes higher-growth verticals is the strategic question for operators to consider.

What Users Say About Worldpay

Our analysis of 10,022 reviews from Trustpilot and industry sources

4.3out of 510,022 reviews
5 stars701570%
1 stars250625%

Remaining 5% are 2-4 star reviews. Trustpilot does not publish a programmatic breakdown for intermediate ratings, so we report only the verified 5★ and 1★ shares.

Review Analysis

4.3/5 from 10,022 Trustpilot reviews. Largest review sample in our database. AstroPay matches at 4.3/5 from ~9,591. Nuvei has 3.8/5 from 828. Paysafe sits at 1.2/5. Positive reviews praise transaction reliability and payment speed. Negative ones mention customer service wait times and fee clarity. The volume and consistency of positive ratings is a real trust signal.

Context for Operators

Reviews cover the broader Worldpay merchant base, not just iGaming. Retail and eCommerce merchants contribute most of the volume. 4.3/5 from over 10,000 reviews indicates operational reliability that crosses verticals. Operators can reference this rating in board presentations and compliance documentation without caveats.

Notable Clients

bet365, DraftKings, Entain, FanDuel, Flutter, Ladbrokes, Coral, Betcris, Betfair, Paddy Power, Sky Betting & Gaming, 888, William Hill

Ladbrokes and Coral. Two of the UK's most established bookmakers, both now part of Entain Group. Having processed their online card payments for years, the relationship validates Worldpay for UK regulated gambling. These are household names in British betting, not niche operations.

Operational Details

Business terms, contracts, and support

Dedicated Account Manager
Yes
Minimum Monthly Volume
$750k+
Contract Lock-In
12 months
Migration Support
Yes
Min/Max Transaction
$5 - $250,000
Mass Payouts
daily batch, No published limit
Biometric / One-Click
No
Reporting
Daily reports

Owned by Global Payments (acquired Jan 2026 for $24.25B), very strong in UK/Europe

Frequently Asked Questions

8 questions about Worldpay

Our Verdict: Should You Use Worldpay?

Final assessment for iGaming operators

Strong

Overall iGaming Score

Summary

UK and European card acquiring from a provider with 29 years of gambling payment history. Headline strengths are User Trust (top-tier volume-weighted Trustpilot) and a credible iGaming track record with Ladbrokes and Coral; the offsets are concentrated regional depth (UK + Europe rather than truly global) and expensive reserve terms. Owned by Global Payments since January 2026. If your operation is UK/European cards at $750k+ monthly, the infrastructure exists. Budget for the reserve.

Strongest Point

Trust. 4.3/5 from 10,022 Trustpilot reviews. 29 years of operational history. Global Payments corporate backing. Ladbrokes and Coral as clients. In a market where payment provider failures make headlines, Worldpay's longevity and public ratings provide a trust foundation that newer providers can't match. Board members and compliance officers appreciate these numbers in vendor evaluations.

Key Limitation

Cost and geography. Rolling reserve at 8-15% for 6 months is the highest in our database and can lock $80-150k on $1M monthly. Geography stops at European borders. Setup fees of $2k-10k are the highest. Refund processing at 5-7 days is the slowest. Operators needing cost efficiency or global reach get more per dollar from Nuvei.

Recommendation

Choose Worldpay if UK and European card payments at $750k+ monthly volume are the core and vendor trust matters to procurement. The Trustpilot profile and Global Payments backing make board-level approvals easier. If you need LATAM, add AstroPay or PayRetailers alongside. If the rolling reserve is a blocker, Nuvei holds 5-10% versus 8-15%. For pricing you can benchmark, push every acquirer including Worldpay for method-specific quotes, since none publish a full rate card. Updated April 2026.

Pros

  • 4.3/5 from 10,022 Trustpilot reviews. Largest verified review sample in our database. AstroPay matches the score at 4.3/5 from ~9,591 reviews. Nobody else comes close in combined score and sample size. Makes compliance documentation and vendor approval processes simpler.
  • 29 years processing gambling payments, one of the longest track records of any competitor in our database. Nuvei started in 2003. Paysafe in 1996, a year before Worldpay. Track record reduces vendor risk in procurement evaluations. Payment processing longevity signals financial stability.
  • Global Payments ownership provides corporate scale. GPN is a publicly traded payments company (NYSE: GPN). The acquiring infrastructure runs on one of the largest payment networks globally. Counterparty risk is lower than privately held or VC-backed competitors like Brite.
  • Ladbrokes and Coral as clients. Two of the UK's most established betting brands, both Entain Group. UK bookmakers trusting their card payments to Worldpay validates UKGC compliance and operational quality at the highest level of British gambling.
  • UKGC, MGA, FCA and Curacao licensed. The stack covers primary regulated European gambling markets. UK operators benefit from UKGC alignment maintained for over two decades. AstroPay and PayRetailers don't carry UKGC or FCA licenses.

Cons

  • Rolling reserve of 8-15% for 6 months. Highest in our entire database. On $1M monthly, $80-150k locked. Nuvei holds 5-10%. Paysafe 7-12%. AstroPay 5-8% for 3 months. At 15% the capital impact is prohibitive for many operators.
  • UK and Europe is the real footprint. LATAM coverage is thin (a few APMs like Pix and SafetyPay, no depth), APAC and Africa effectively absent. PayRetailers has 100+ LATAM methods. AstroPay covers LATAM plus India. Nuvei handles 50+ markets. Any operator with non-European player traffic needs additional providers alongside Worldpay.
  • Documentation rated Basic. Lowest in our database. Nuvei: Excellent with Postman collections. Paysafe: Good. AstroPay: Good. Integration takes 3-6 weeks, also the longest standard timeline. Engineering teams spend more time and budget getting Worldpay live than with any alternative.
  • Refund processing 5-7 business days. Slowest in our database. AstroPay does 1-3 days. Nuvei 3-5 days. Brite processes refunds instantly. Players waiting a week generate support tickets. Operators running bonus-heavy promotions with frequent reversals feel this delay directly.
  • $750k minimum monthly volume and $2k-10k setup fee. Highest entry barriers in our database. Nuvei starts at $500k with setup often waived. AstroPay at $100k with $0-2k setup. NOWPayments: no minimum, no setup. Mid-market operators get priced out before the conversation starts.

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Payment Methods You Can Accept Through Worldpay

Once you sign with Worldpay, you can turn these on inside the cashier without a separate integration. They're carried under the same contract.

Worldpay vs. Alternatives: How It Compares

Similar payment processing solutions

Nuvei processes European cards too but adds 700+ methods, 50+ global markets, AI routing and 6 platform connectors at lower entry cost. Paysafe offers the Skrill/Neteller wallet ecosystem with 50M+ users alongside card acquiring. AstroPay handles LATAM at 1-2.5% with faster settlement and lighter reserve. PayRetailers does 100+ LATAM methods through direct acquiring. Most operators run Worldpay alongside regional specialists.

When to Choose an Alternative

  • Nuvei

    Choose Nuvei if you need European cards plus global coverage. 700+ methods, 50+ markets, 6 connectors, lighter reserve (5-10% vs 8-15%). Lower minimum ($500k vs $750k). Settlement equally slow at T+2-T+7.

  • Paysafe

    Choose Paysafe if Skrill and Neteller wallet traffic matters alongside card acquiring. 50M+ European wallet users. Similar geographic focus but lighter reserve (7-12% vs 8-15%). Lower minimum ($500k vs $750k).

  • AstroPay

    Choose AstroPay for the LATAM depth Worldpay doesn't have. 50+ local methods at 1-2.5%. Many operators run both: Worldpay for European cards, AstroPay for Latin American local methods.

  • PayRetailers

    Choose PayRetailers alongside Worldpay for LATAM depth. 100+ local methods through direct acquiring. SoftSwiss connector ready. Typical enterprise setup: Worldpay for European cards, PayRetailers for LATAM.

Often Paired With

Providers that complement Worldpay

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    Adyen

    Enterprise PSP
    7.9
    Deposit Fee
    0.6% + interchange
    Settlement
    T+1 - T+3
    Methods
    250+
    Rating
    1.3/5
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  • Nuvei

    Nuvei

    Full-Stack PSP
    8.8
    Deposit Fee
    Custom 1.5-3.5%
    Settlement
    T+2 - T+7 (custom)
    Methods
    720+
    Rating
    3.8/5
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  • Paysafe

    Paysafe

    Full-Stack PSP
    8.2
    Deposit Fee
    Custom 1-2.9%
    Settlement
    T+3
    Methods
    260+
    Rating
    1.2/5
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  • Trustly

    Trustly

    Open Banking PSP
    7.6
    Deposit Fee
    0-1%
    Settlement
    T+1
    Methods
    N/A
    Rating
    2.9/5
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