Best Payment Orchestration Platforms for iGaming

Read reviewPraxis Tech connects only licensed online casinos, sportsbooks and brokers to 600 payment providers. In the Praxis cashier, a declined deposit is instantly rerouted, and the player sees a pop-up offering a different method or a smaller deposit. Operators that run their own cashier get the same PSPs over the API but build the cascade in-house.

Read reviewCorefy gives operators one place to work with all their PSPs and acquirers and to set up routing and cascades across them. The money never passes through Corefy, so operators sign PSP contracts under their own legal entity. Subscriptions start at €2,500 a month. When players pay in the Corefy cashier, card data stays off operator servers.

Read reviewFor each payment, PaymentIQ picks whichever of an operator's PSPs has the highest approval rate and the lowest fee. When a PSP lags or goes down, payments move to a backup. Operators set the design, steps and method lineup of the PaymentIQ cashier. Clients include Stake, 22Bet, LeoVegas, NordicBet and Paf.

Read reviewPayment orchestration used by large merchants and regulated PSPs. IXOPAY stores players' cards as tokens in its own vault instead of leaving them with one acquirer, so operators can switch or add acquirers without players having to re-enter their cards.

Read reviewBridgerPay sells payment orchestration on a subscription that starts at $499 a month. Operators integrate the cashier once, add their own PSPs to it and manage routing and fraud screening in the dashboard. If a PSP declines a deposit, BridgerPay sends it to the next one on the list, and the player does not have to go through 3DS again.