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PSP (Payment Service Provider)

Read information related to PSP (Payment Service Provider), PIs (Payment Institutions), EMIs (Electronic Money Institutions) that power online acceptance and payouts—especially for high-risk merchants (iGaming/betting, FX/CFD, crypto/VASP, adult, nutraceuticals, travel, subscriptions). We cover:

  • Onboarding & underwriting: KYB/KYC, MCC/MID setup, descriptors, rolling reserves, volume caps, supported geos/industries.

  • Processing stack: cards + APMs, network tokens, 3DS2/SCA strategy, risk tools (device/behavioral, rules + ML), chargeback alerts & representment.

  • Orchestration & routing: multi-acquirer setups, BIN/geo/product-type rules, retries/soft-decline recovery with idempotency, failover to APMs.

  • Payouts & ops: SEPA/FPS/SWIFT/RTP rails, reconciliation (reports/webhooks), settlement currencies, fees and scheme compliance.

  • Compliance: PCI DSS scope reduction, AML/KYT & sanctions screening, PSD2/RTS, data protection and vendor due diligence.

Authoritative outbound resources about PSP (Payment Service Provider):

  • PCI Security Standards Council — PCI DSS overview

  • Visa — Operating Regulations & dispute guidance

  • Mastercard — Transaction Processing Rules

  • European Banking Authority — PSD2/SCA & RTS (EU)

  • UK FCA — Payment services & e-money guidance

Stripe Payments Company — Not Suited for iGaming? Here’s What You Should Know

Illustration of Stripe Payments Company alternatives for gambling and iGaming with roulette, credit card, consultant, and smartphone

Many businesses start out searching for a Stripe payments company, hoping to plug in a sleek solution and start processing transactions immediately. But for gambling, betting, and iGaming operators—especially in Europe, the United States, and Turkey—the reality is more complex. Stripe does not support high-risk industries, and iGaming businesses must turn to more specialized payment methods and partners.

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