Cross-border payouts + open banking · Copenhagen
Danish FSA-licensed specialist in getting winnings to players, in real time, across ninety-odd countries, on any day of the week.
Most providers in this catalogue are built around taking money in. Inpay is built around getting it out, and that is a deliberate choice rather than a gap. Winnings reach players in real time across more than ninety countries, 24 hours a day including weekends, through a banking network the company has spent eighteen years assembling.
The credentials are unusually conservative for the sector: an authorised payments institution licence from the Danish FSA, SWIFT membership, and an AML programme the company maps to Wolfsberg Group Standards and the FATF Recommendations. None of that is marketing — it is the paperwork a compliance officer will ask to see, published before being asked.
Pay-ins come through a cardless open banking flow, so one provider covers both directions and you avoid reconciling two sets of reports. The company says a quarter of iGaming's Power50 work with it, though no operator is named, and its team of 180 is small next to the processors it competes with on payouts.
The ninety-country network earns 9.0 for coverage, and iGaming fit 8.6 on the licence plus a sector the company names explicitly. Commercial terms sit at 5.4 purely because pricing stays behind a sales call. Compliance lands at 6.2, which undersells the Danish FSA licence — the company carries no PCI DSS or ISO 27001 badge to go with it.
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 →
A network covering more than 90 countries.
Open banking cardless pay-ins and bank-network payouts.
Worth a call the moment slow withdrawals start showing up in your support queue or your VIP churn. Not the answer if you need card acquiring, because it does not do that. Ask which countries settle in real time versus next day — ninety is a network figure, not a promise about every corridor.
Yes — an authorised payments institution in the EU, licensed and supervised by the Danish FSA, and a SWIFT member. It has operated since 2008.
Instant, 24×7×365, across a network reaching more than ninety countries. The company positions this against SWIFT wire transfers, which is the comparison that matters for weekend withdrawals.
Yes, through a cardless open banking Money In product. Running both directions with one provider removes the multi-supplier reconciliation problem, which is the practical argument the company makes for itself.
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