Compliance Meets Crypto Innovation


with Approvely’s Rapid Platform SBC Summit Approvely


In Europe and beyond, operators are looking for faster, more flexible ways to move money. Traditional PSPs often fall short: slow onboarding, frozen accounts, and legacy rails that can’t keep up with today’s gaming and digital commerce needs. Approvely is rewriting that playbook with a crypto-first approach to payments.


At the centre of it all is Rapid by Approvely, our settlement and payout solution built to move as fast as the industries it serves. Rapid supports credit/debit traditional card payments, stablecoin, ACH, pay by bank, and wires, giving operators a single platform to handle every channel with complete transparency.


By leaning into stablecoin rails, operators unlock near-instant settlement, borderless flexibility, and the peace of mind that comes with full compliance controls.


Tat compliance is built into every transaction, with KYC, AML, OFAC, and geolocation checks seamlessly integrated into the flow. Add advanced fraud monitoring, chargeback protection, and developer- friendly integrations, and Approvely delivers the infrastructure operators need to scale with confidence.


We’re excited to bring these solutions to life at two of the industry’s most important gatherings. At SBC Lisbon 2025, you’ll find us at the Optimove Booth #A555 in Hall 1 September 16th - 18th, where our team will be


ready to demonstrate how Rapid by Approvely transforms the funding experience from end to end. Shortly after, we’ll be in Las Vegas for G2E 2025 October 7th & 8th, welcoming guests to the Palazzo Pool Deck at Cabana #407.


Chelsie, Approvely’s CEO, will also be attending both events to meet with partners, share insights, and highlight how Approvely bridges crypto innovation with compliance-first solutions. Approvely is redefining payments for the next era of gaming, sweepstakes, and digital commerce. Join us at SBC Lisbon and G2E to see how stablecoins, security, and scale come together in one platform.


Stop Guessing, Start Scaling:


Intelitics Turns Chaos into Command Intelitics


Intelitics has created a marketing command centre for betting and gaming operators - a unified platform to manage, measure, and scale both affiliate and paid media - without the usual guesswork.


Betting and gaming brands don’t win on media spend - they win on precision. What drives sustainable growth now is performance: targeted, measurable, and deeply optimised. Tat’s exactly what Intelitics delivers. No more stitched-together spreadsheets. No more attribution gaps. Just a clean, real-time view of campaign performance and player value.


Core capabilities include: u


u Dynamic link-level metadata (device, OS, geo) for every touchpoint u Real-time dashboards built for CMOs, not data scientists


And we’re just getting started. Coming soon we have: u


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Predictive LTV models trained on billions of behavioural signals u Multi-touch attribution that doesn’t require a data science team


Contribution-based measurement - so teams can optimise for margin, not just CPA


Intelitics is performance infrastructure purpose-built for regulated markets. Te operators using it today aren’t guessing - they’re scaling. So while most brands still treat performance marketing like an “experimental” channel, our clients are turning it into a growth engine. Betting and gaming have changed. Your stack should too.


Centralised tracking across affiliates and paid channels; u Sub ID and cohort-level reporting that surfaces true ROI


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Reach out at allan@intelitics.com to see what modern marketing looks like.


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