About iGamingPaymentsHub

iGamingPaymentsHub looks at gambling payment providers through a compliance lens first, because in this vertical, a cheap fee means little if the provider behind it isn't the one actually holding the license.

Regulators increasingly examine the entire payment chain, not just the operator's own authorization โ€” which means the difference between a directly licensed institution and a reseller of someone else's authorization is a real risk question, not a technicality.

We don't accept payment for placement, and licensing claims here are meant to be checked against public regulator registers, not taken from a provider's own marketing page.

Licensing first

We ask who's actually authorized before we ask about fees or features.

Dated claims

Compliance status changes โ€” every entry will carry a last-verified date.

No shortcuts

We don't round "reseller of a license" into "licensed" for a cleaner-looking entry.

If a licensing detail here is outdated or wrong, that's exactly the kind of correction we want to hear about.