Which crypto payment provider is the most reliable for gambling platforms?

[hellocasinoio]

Hello Bitcointalk community,

I’m currently researching different crypto payment solutions for an upcoming project we are launching: HelloCasino.io (crypto-friendly casino, now in internal testing).

There are many providers on the market:

CoinsPaid

NOWPayments

Finera

Mercuryo

Simplex

MoonPay

Local crypto processors depending on region

But real feedback from users and professionals here is always far more valuable than whatever we read on marketing pages.

So I wanted to ask the community:

⭐ Which crypto payment provider do YOU trust the most for gambling or high-risk platforms?

Which ones process deposits/withdrawals fast?

Which ones have slow KYC or heavy limits?

Which ones freeze funds?

Any providers we should avoid completely?

Which one works best for new casinos?

⭐ About our project (short info)

We are finalizing a new crypto-friendly casino called HelloCasino.io, currently not open to the public yet.

✔ Fast crypto deposits (BTC, USDT, TRX, etc.)
✔ Multilingual interface
✔ Secure backend
✔ Still integrating PSPs — that’s why we are gathering real user feedback

I’m not promoting anything yet — just collecting real, honest insights from experienced members before we complete our payment integrations.

Any feedback, positive or negative, will help us choose the safest and most stable solution before we move to public launch.

Thanks in advance to everyone who shares their thoughts.

[BitMaxz]

I don't think it's a good idea to use a 3rd-party crypto payment processor that controls your funds and requires KYC. If you get some issue with any of these payment processors that control your funds, not only will you be affected, but also your customers.

I am more confident if you are going to use a payment processor that you fully control to avoid being locked out due to 3rd party terms.
So, I do recommend a self-hosted payment processor. If you are looking for one, check this thread: List Bitcoin Payment processors

[Haunebu]

Personally, I haven't ever used any of these services due to their high fees and low requirements since it's just far simpler for me and many others to just use big exchanges like Binance which get the job done in a much better manner.

However, based on what I know about these payment processors, I suggest using a popular payment aggregator service that combines these providers into one package and is the optimal solution.

[stompix]

I’m not promoting anything yet

I’m currently researching different crypto payment solutions for an upcoming project we are launching: HelloCasino.io
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⭐ About our project (short info)
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We are finalizing a new crypto-friendly casino called HelloCasino.io

Yes, you are, you are disguising your spam behind useless chatgpt mumbo jumbo as you would even care about what users here say.
If you wouldn't be promoting your casino you would not have mentioned the name, why does it matter anyhow in the discussion?

You already have a topic about your casino, why not ask there,you started your adventure here with useless spam, guess how it is going to be for your reputation if you keep on doing it.

[Wiwo]

This one of the most off base questions in have seen here on gambling discussions board,  when we are not on service what point do we have discussing gambling payments processors and it recommendations,  it doesn't make sense to me and you should lock this thread to avoid turning into spam ground.

[Odohu]

I don't know I should use a third party to make deposit in a casino where crypto payment is possible. What is the essence of using a third party to make such deposit when cryptocurrency allow you a p2p privilege that you will only pay withdrawal fees or network charges when deposit is made from personal wallet? Unless you are referring to a none crypto casino, then you will need a provider to make deposit and withdrawal.

[Ronsbit]

You should already know that a third-party is not safe for a casino of this nature for a payment gateway, which means that you would have no access to your funds, and what if something comes up between your casino and the payment gateway that involves a legal action? I hope you know what you stand to face.

Would it not be better for you to put funds in your possession rather than going for a third-party payment processor/gateway? Don't you think it will be too risky to do? 

[internetional]

I don't know I should use a third party to make deposit in a casino where crypto payment is possible. What is the essence of using a third party to make such deposit when cryptocurrency allow you a p2p privilege that you will only pay withdrawal fees or network charges when deposit is made from personal wallet? Unless you are referring to a none crypto casino, then you will need a provider to make deposit and withdrawal.

I quite agree. Payment providers are needed for fiat payments, because the recipient needs to have accounts for receiving fiat money. Payment providers provide you with such accounts. In crypto, the only thing you need is an address you can generate yourself.