PREVIEW: SBC SUMMIT


Beyond borders: SPAYZ.io brings new African payment routes to SBC Lisbon


SBC Summit Lisbon brings the global iGaming industry together at a time when operators are looking beyond established markets for their next stage of growth. For SPAYZ.io, this year’s event is an opportunity to show how payment infrastructure can support that expansion in practice.


and give merchants additional ways to meet customers through payment methods they already use in their everyday lives.


This expansion reflects a wider approach to African markets. There is no single payment setup for the continent. Each market requires its own combination of payment methods, pay-in and pay-out flows, local knowledge, and operational support. For operators exploring Africa, our team at SBC Lisbon will be available to discuss individual markets, local payment behaviour, and the payment infrastructure required to support expansion.


BRINGING GREATER CONTROL TO P2P OPERATIONS


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n the SPAYZ.io Stand E111 at SBC Summit, the company will present its expanding payment coverage across Africa, including new markets and local payment methods, alongside the P2P Agent Dashboard – its SaaS solution for managing P2P payment operations, which is shortlisted for Payment Innovation of the Year.


BUILDING PAYMENT


INFRASTRUCTURE AROUND LOCAL MARKETS


SPAYZ.io provides payment infrastructure for High-Risk businesses across Africa, Asia, and the MENA region. We currently support 55+ payment solutions across 35+ countries, connecting local payment methods through a single API integration.


For iGaming operators entering new markets, payment localisation is becoming an increasingly important part of expansion. A payment flow that works well in one country can’t simply be replicated across another. Well-built infrastructure that provides access to financial services and customer payment habits varies from market to market.


Africa makes these differences particularly visible. Mobile money plays a major role across several markets, while local bank transfers and eWallets are more established elsewhere. For


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operators, understanding these preferences can make the difference between simply entering a country and building a payment experience that works for local customers.


EXPANDING OUR AFRICAN PAYMENT COVERAGE


Over the past year, SPAYZ.io has expanded its payment infrastructure across Africa, launching operations in South Africa, Tanzania, Congo, Cameroon, and Nigeria. At SBC Lisbon, we are taking the next step.


The team will introduce new payment routes in Zambia and Morocco, giving operators additional opportunities to build local payment flows as they expand their presence across the continent. We are also strengthening our coverage in Nigeria with OPay and PalmPay. Both eWallets form part of the country’s fast-moving digital payment ecosystem


Adding new payment routes is only one side of expansion. As transaction volumes and agent networks grow, managing those operations becomes more complex. That is where our P2P Agent Dashboard comes in.


The platform provides merchants with a single environment for: • Managing P2P agent networks • Real-time visibility into transactions • Automated commission calculations • An exportable registry • Tools for transaction reconciliation. Instead of relying on scattered records and manual processes, payment and operations teams can monitor activity and keep agent workflows under control from one place.


This year, the P2P Agent Dashboard has also been shortlisted for Payment Innovation of the Year, bringing another reason to meet the SPAYZ. io team in Lisbon.


MEET SPAYZ.IO AT SBC LISBON Visitors to the SPAYZ.io stand will be able to explore our latest African payment routes, discuss local pay-in/pay-out options and learn how the P2P Agent Dashboard supports day-to-day payment operations.


Whether you are already processing payments in Africa or assessing the region as your next market, come and talk to our team about the payment setup behind your expansion. Meet SPAYZ.io at SBC Summit Lisbon on Stand E111.


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