Paysafe

Paysafe Group is a British payment processing company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 1996, Paysafe has built one of the most recognised payment brands in the iGaming industry through its integrated portfolio of consumer wallets (Skrill, Neteller), prepaid vouchers (Paysafecard), and merchant processing services.

The company operates across 120+ countries and supports 260+ payment methods in 40+ currencies. Paysafe's unique strength lies in its closed-loop wallet ecosystem — the Skrill and Neteller wallets collectively serve over 15 million registered users, many of whom are online gaming and gambling customers who use the wallets as a preferred deposit and withdrawal method.

Paysafe is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (PSFE) and holds regulated e-money institution licences across the EU, UK, and US. Following its 2021 merger with Foley Trasimene, the company has invested heavily in modernising its merchant processing platform while maintaining its dominant position in the digital wallet space for iGaming.

Integrated Wallet Ecosystem

Paysafe's Skrill and Neteller wallets are among the most widely accepted e-wallets in the online gaming industry, with a combined user base of 15M+ registered accounts. Operators benefit from instant deposits, rapid withdrawals, and a familiar brand that drives conversion among experienced gaming customers.

Paysafecard Prepaid Vouchers

The Paysafecard prepaid voucher system allows players to deposit cash at retail locations and redeem it online — a key conversion driver in markets where credit card processing for gambling is restricted. Paysafecard is available at 650,000+ sales outlets across Europe and North America.

Merchant Processing

Paysafe's merchant acquiring division provides card processing, APM aggregation, and risk management services tailored to the iGaming vertical. The platform includes native iGaming connectors and supports 260+ payment methods across 120+ countries.

Cryptocurrency Support

Paysafe has expanded into cryptocurrency through its Skrill wallet, which allows users to buy, hold, and sell crypto — and through merchant processing capabilities that support crypto deposits for regulated operators.