iGaming Core
4.0Broker · London, UK

Broker / ISO · Europe & US
Merchant accounts for licensed gambling sold together with company formation, by an intermediary that names no regulator.
High-risk merchant accounts sold in the same breath as US company formation and multi-currency IBANs tells you what EMS really is: a route to market rather than a payment product. For an operator setting up a corporate structure and a processing arrangement at the same time, buying both from one place has an obvious appeal.
The named verticals are explicit — Gambling (Licensed), Forex and Crypto Exchange — and there is a crypto bridge handling USDC alongside Visa for cross-border flows between Europe and the United States. Compliance assistance comes as part of the package rather than as an afterthought.
The phrase to notice is "Switzerland-regulated security". It reads like a licence and is not one — there is no regulator behind it, no reference number and no authorised entity. An intermediary can live with that, since the authorisation belongs to the acquirer it places you with — but it does mean you cannot evaluate EMS itself against any register.
The lowest total here at 3.4, and the composition explains why. Europe plus the US scrapes 6.0 for coverage. Compliance is 2.0 with nothing verifiable, and tech is a flat 1.0 — no API, no integration method, no documentation, because there is no platform to document.
Five weighted criteria, 1–10. A criterion whose key field the provider does not publish is capped at 6.9 rather than scored on a guess. How we score →
Europe and the United States.
Visa cards, a USDC crypto bridge and multi-currency IBAN accounts.
Consider it only as a bundle: if you need a US entity, a bank account and an introduction to an acquirer in one go, that package has value. If you already have a company and a licence, you are paying an intermediary for a phone call you can make yourself. Ask which banks and acquirers stand behind the accounts.
None is named. The site refers to "Switzerland-regulated security", but gives no regulator, reference number or licensed entity.
High-risk merchant accounts through third parties, US company incorporation, multi-currency IBAN accounts, a USDC crypto bridge and compliance support.
Gambling (licensed), Forex and crypto exchange are the named high-risk verticals.
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