Best Crypto Payment Gateways & Processors for Casinos

BVNK is a London stablecoin infrastructure company that runs both legs of the loop on one rail: crypto in through a hosted page, clean fiat out to a named USD, EUR, or GBP account minutes later, and payouts to player and partner wallets across 130+ countries, averaging one to two minutes at any hour. Behind the rail sit a Malta MiCA CASP, e-money licenses in Malta and the UK, and money transmission in 39 US states plus DC and Puerto Rico, with no license in New York, California, Texas, or New Jersey. In March 2026 Mastercard agreed to buy the company for up to $1.8 billion, with closing expected by year end. BVNK was founded in 2021 and carries about five years of track record where CoinGate, Confirmo, and CoinsPaid each have twelve. It is not a card acquirer, so cards and APMs need a separate PSP, and every fee is set in a private quote rather than on a rate card.

For an EU-licensed operator, CoinGate is a regulated crypto rail at 1%, with free SEPA withdrawals above 50 EUR and a sandbox open before contracting. The live coin list runs to about 20 and Standard settles weekly.

Confirmo runs EU flows under two Central Bank of Ireland authorizations: a MiCA CASP on December 16, 2025 and a Payment Institution on April 9, 2026, so both the crypto and the fiat leg crossed the July 1, 2026 grandfathering cutoff licensed, on top of a 12-year record running back to the 2014 BitcoinPay start. The Payment Institution leg is what most crypto gateways do not carry, and it is why fiat settlement arrives from the same CBI-supervised entity that handles the crypto side. Against that stands a dedicated iGaming page with zero named gambling clients and every fee locked in a contractual Fee Schedule, so a regulated operator negotiates blind.

Triple-A is a Singapore enterprise stablecoin rail led by founder Eric Barbier. Fiat settlement reaches more currencies than any other crypto gateway in the segment, and payouts run around the clock into 140-plus countries. Pricing is around 1.5% all-inclusive with no setup fee. Gambling is accepted only as a Restricted category, the gaming vertical is esports and digital goods, the coin list is six stablecoin-first assets, and funds sit custodially on Fireblocks until settlement.

B2BINPAY is built for one buyer above all: an offshore-licensed casino or betting brand facing LatAm, CIS, or Asia that wants crypto in at 0.25% to 0.50% by volume tier, USD or EUR out, and a back office from people who have run forex-broker infrastructure since 2014, all on one invoice. The West is off the table: the Terms restrict US, UK, and EU business to a financial-promotion exemption, licensing stops at El Salvador and Mauritius, and no MiCA authorization exists anywhere.

CoinsPaid runs deep casino crypto rails: €9.1B processed in 2024 at a €23.1M profit, BitStarz live on the gateway, and a product set covering cashier, payouts, treasury, and white label. The licensing side points the other way. It is not a MiCA CASP, its Estonian legacy license went void on July 1, 2026, and on June 30 the company froze new client agreements everywhere. Availability now turns on the Estonian CASP decision.

Breadth is what NOWPayments sells, and it sells it with no regulatory footing underneath. The catalog runs to 350+ coins, matched only by B2BINPAY, and a casino can list its own token on top, run the whole flow in a sandbox before any KYB, and pay 0.5% on deposits without conversion, with no service fee on payouts. A third-party custodian holds any balance the operator leaves inside. For an offshore crypto casino on the pass-through flow, that trade can work. For anyone holding balances or holding a license, it is the whole risk.

0xProcessing names no legal entity, headquarters, or jurisdiction. The product is real and well-shaped for crypto casinos: Web3 wallet-connect, a white-label checkout, and SiGMA and Blockchain Life awards to show for it. The problem is everything a compliance team needs to see. No license is named either, merchant onboarding is explicitly no-KYC, and the vendor advertises operating without GEO restrictions.

Bitpace markets a crypto gateway to iGaming: a merchant takes 70-plus coins and settles to USD, EUR, or USDC, and a PSP can take the same rail white-label. There is no MiCA CASP.

AlphaPo is a custodial crypto gateway for casinos and betting sites: 22 coins into 23-plus fiat currencies, mass player payouts, and bank settlement to a merchant account, running since 2018 from a Panama entity based in Curacao. It holds no license, ownership is undisclosed, and pricing is on request with the fee schedule in the merchant dashboard. It fits offshore operators who can carry an unlicensed, custodial counterparty.

CoinPayments is the segment's legacy giant on its weakest paper. The gateway is real and deep: a decade in market, 175-plus coins for processing and thousands in the wallet, a published fee card, and plugins for every cart. But the entity is offshore in Grand Cayman with no MiCA CASP and no license anywhere, it left the US market from 2019, and funds sit in its custody with nothing regulated behind them.