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 The European iGaming market is one of the most mature and highly regulated in the world. For operators, this maturity creates strong growth potential, but it also introduces real complexity, especially around payments. In the EU, payment processing goes far beyond technology. It connects directly to compliance, player protection, financial crime prevention, and cross-border regulation. That is why understanding the regulatory landscape around iGaming payments is essential for any operator aiming to grow sustainably in Europe. This blog explores why compliance matters, who shapes iGaming payment regulation in the EU, how different payment methods are treated, the role of data protection, and what operators should prepare for as regulations continue to evolve. Why compliance matters in iGaming payments Compliance is the foundation of trust in the iGaming industry. For regulators, it ensures transparency, consumer protection, and responsible gaming. For operators, it reduces risk...

Settlement cycles shape cash flow, payouts, and growth in iGaming. Learn why delays happen, how they affect operations, and what operators can do to manage them better.  In the iGaming industry, growth is often linked to player numbers, popular games, or expansion into new markets. But behind every successful platform is a quieter factor that decides how smoothly everything runs: cash flow . For iGaming operators, the settlement cycle plays a huge role in this. It’s not just about how much money comes in, but when that money becomes usable . A business can look profitable on paper while still feeling financial pressure if funds are stuck in settlement. As iGaming becomes more global, payment options increase, and regulations tighten, settlement cycles are no longer just a back-office process. They directly affect liquidity, payouts, marketing speed, and overall stability. Why cash flow is critical in iGaming Cash flow matters in every business, but in iGaming it comes with extr...