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IGB LIVE PREVIEW


PAYSTRAX offers direct Visa & Mastercard acquiring built for iGaming businesses


In iGaming, payments shape the player experience and increasingly, so does the speed at which money moves behind the scenes. PAYSTRAX is coming to iGB Live to showcase its payment services built for complex businesses: stablecoin settlements, risk-focused acquiring, fast payouts and more.


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AYSTRAX is a solution-driven payment card acquirer, holding principal Visa and Mastercard licences and specialising in risk management and complex businesses. Founded in 2018, it is a European payment services provider with Payment Institution licences in Lithuania and the United Kingdom, offering regulatory coverage across the UK, EU and EEA.


The company supports more than 1,500 merchants and operates from six international offices across the United Kingdom, Iceland, Lithuania and Malta, with teams experienced in regulated, high-risk verticals such as iGaming. PAYSTRAX was also recognised in the Financial Times FT1000 2026 ranking as one of Europe’s fastest-growing businesses.


Alongside global payment acceptance across all ISO currencies, with settlement available in 17 of the most popular ones, PAYSTRAX also enables settlements through EURC and USDC, with more stablecoin options on the way. For operators running cross- border, this means moving funds globally with more speed, flexibility and transparency, while reducing costs and the settlement delays that come with traditional banking rails. For high-volume gaming businesses, faster access to settled funds means better liquidity management and fewer bottlenecks between transaction and payout.


CARD PAYMENT INFRASTRUCTURE The acquiring foundation underneath remains the draw. As a direct acquirer and principal member of Visa and Mastercard, PAYSTRAX provides card payment infrastructure for online businesses that need stability, compliance and scale – built for environments where regulatory oversight, fraud exposure and high transaction volumes call for tailored payment setups rather than one-size-fits-all solutions. That infrastructure is built to hold up during traffic spikes and peak gaming activity, delivering 99.999% uptime and a 90% approval rate on 7995 traffic.


Payouts complete the picture. PAYSTRAX supports card payouts via Visa Direct and Mastercard MoneySend, allowing operators to send funds directly to players’ cards. For


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iGaming businesses, faster and more predictable withdrawals, refunds and promotional payouts reduce friction at the withdrawal stage and strengthen player trust – all within card scheme and regulatory frameworks.


PAYSTRAX also works with partners as well as operators. Through referral, ISO and PayFac partnership models, partners and platforms can build on PAYSTRAX infrastructure in the way that suits them – whether that’s referring merchants, reselling, or onboarding and scaling sub-merchants on a fully developed PayFac proposition. It’s an approach that has earned the company a 4.8/5 customer rating from the merchants it works with.


PAYSTRAX AT IGB LIVE PAYSTRAX will be exhibiting at iGB Live on Stand Z39, ready to discuss stablecoin settlements, card acquiring and tailored payment solutions for complex businesses. Learn more at www.paystrax.com or contact on directly via info@paystrax.com.


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