iGaming payment processing.

Most acquiring banks require operators to hold a valid gambling licence before processing real-money wagers. We work with operators holding MGA, UKGC, Curacao eGaming and other recognized licences, and discuss your specific jurisdiction during an initial consultation.

Gambling reserves typically range from 10–30% of monthly volume, held for 6–12 months, with new operators toward the higher end. With a clean processing history, reserve terms are usually renegotiated downward — we work to match operators with acquiring banks offering competitive structures from the outset.

In regulated EU markets, Open Banking transfers are increasingly preferred — instant settlement, no chargebacks, no card friction. Alongside cards, e-wallets, SEPA transfers and crypto complete most EU player preferences. We help operators deploy the full method stack relevant to their target markets.

Gambling chargebacks are manageable with the right tooling: pre-dispute alerts let you refund before a formal dispute is filed; player KYC via integrated partners documents authorization; and velocity rules reduce bonus-abuse chargebacks. We connect operators with acquiring banks and fraud partners experienced in gambling dispute defense.

Terminations in iGaming sometimes result in MATCH/TMF placement, making standard acquiring difficult. With 25+ years of high-risk experience, MIDs maintains relationships with acquiring banks that assess TMF iGaming operators individually rather than declining automatically. We evaluate each case on its merits.

Each licence jurisdiction has different acquiring requirements. UKGC is the most stringent — UK-regulated acquirers and extensive AML documentation. MGA is widely accepted in the EU and opens a broad set of European acquirers. Curacao eGaming is the most accessible and fastest to obtain, with wider global options. We match your licence to the right acquiring bank for your markets.