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Entity, licence and product
Legal entity, licensing jurisdiction, active product URL, target brands and the regulated status of every market in scope.
iGaming payment infrastructure
PSP matching for licensed iGaming businesses.
A provider that accepts gaming traffic is not automatically the right operating partner. OfferPSP qualifies the entity, licences, markets, payment flows and risk profile before arranging a relevant introduction.
Send a private payment briefWhat we evaluate
What an iGaming PSP needs to evaluate
A useful introduction starts with an underwriting-ready operating profile, not a request for a generic provider list.
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Deposit and payout flows
Required currencies, deposit methods, withdrawal logic, payout timing, expected ratios and whether cards, bank rails or local methods are needed.
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Traffic and risk profile
Acquisition channels, target player GEOs, expected chargebacks, fraud controls, responsible-gaming controls and source-of-funds procedures.
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Volume and integration
Realistic monthly processing volume, average ticket, peak load, current stack, integration preference and launch timetable.
Matching inputs
Prepare the matching brief
Specific, current information improves the quality of every provider conversation.
Company and product URLs
Licensing evidence and jurisdictions
Player and entity GEOs
Deposits, payouts and currencies
Expected volume and ticket size
Current PSP constraints and launch date
Questions
What businesses usually ask
Can OfferPSP guarantee that an iGaming merchant will be accepted?
No. We reduce avoidable mismatches, but each provider independently reviews the merchant, licence, ownership, traffic, controls and operating model.
Do you work with unlicensed operators?
A request may be reviewed, but provider availability depends on the lawful operating model and the requirements of each target jurisdiction. Missing or unclear licensing information is a material matching constraint.
Can one PSP cover every player GEO?
Often not. Multi-GEO businesses may need a primary route, local alternatives and a resilient backup structure. The practical design depends on the entity, method and provider coverage.
Do you reveal your provider network publicly?
No. Provider identities are shared only through a controlled introduction after the profile has been qualified and there is a plausible fit.
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Private qualification
Describe the route that must work.
Share the company, target GEOs, vertical, methods, volume and current constraint. We will assess the next useful step without publishing your provider search.