Cards
Credit & debit cards
Availability depends on provider and market.
For casino and sportsbook operators
One paymentplatform.More ways to pay.
Give players more ways to deposit—cards, digital wallets, bank payments and crypto. Keep a clear view of payments, player payouts and operator settlement.
One operator view. Multiple payment routes.
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Four ways to pay. One clearer view.
What a player can use depends on provider offers, amount, device, merchant readiness and route configuration.
Digital wallets
Apple Pay · Google Pay · PayPal
PayPal uses EUR routes. Device capability and provider offers apply.
Bank payments
iDEAL · SEPA
EUR routes, subject to provider and merchant eligibility.
Crypto
Supported digital assets
Available routes and settlement depend on configuration.
Interface and payment statuses shown are illustrations—not live offers, balances, transactions or customer activity.
The payment toolkit for your operation.
Bring checkout, payout workflows and payment records into one operator-facing platform. Keep your current site and discuss the branded or white-label integration that fits your setup.
Embedded cashier
Offer supported deposit choices in your site, with route-appropriate provider checkout and payment status.
Hosted payment links
Create a link to present payment options without embedding a checkout. Completion and verification depend on the selected route.
Player payouts
Support eligible direct USDT/TRON payouts and supported reverse-crypto routes, each subject to amount and readiness checks.
Tracking & reporting
Give finance and support a clearer record of payment state, route progress and settlement—not a promise that every stage is on-chain.
API & signed updates
Connect your existing platform with API integration and signed payment updates. Branded or white-label cashier options depend on setup and are arranged with the team—not instant activation.
One record. Three separate statuses.
A payment can be received before the player is credited or operator settlement completes. Each stage has its own status.
Illustrative payment record · Illustrative · not live
- Payment received: Received
- Example status · route confirmation applies.
- Player credit: Pending
- A separate event after required confirmation.
- Operator settlement: Pending
- A separate route-dependent transfer.
Player payment path: Provider checkout or crypto route → payment record → verified player credit.
Operator settlement path: Payment route completes → configured operator wallet.
Provider processing may happen off-chain.
Three events. One payment record.
The cashier presents methods available for that player, amount, device and merchant setup.
- Step 1: Player pays (selected method)
Card · bank · wallet · crypto
- Step 2: Player is credited (when confirmed)
Payment-link completion, player credit and operator settlement are separate. Provider checkout and off-chain processing may apply.
- Step 3: Operator settlement (by route)
Crypto deposits generally settle as USDT on TRON; fiat-provider purchases settle as USDT to your configured Ethereum or TRON destination.
Follow the status in your operator view. On-chain records cover only on-chain transfers.
View on-chain transaction records
Reported median deposit to player credit: 4 minutes. Not a settlement-time guarantee.
A closer look at the cashier interface.
Sandbox cashier preview. Explore the demo operator's deposit and withdrawal views. This is not a live account or a complete list of available payment methods; ask us about routes and limits for your setup.
The interactive preview needs JavaScript. You can still ask for a demo on Telegram.
Pricing depends on the payment route.
Compare the crypto platform fee with the fiat provider quote. These are distinct pricing models; route, network and conversion costs may also apply.
Crypto deposits
0.6%
Platform fee per crypto deposit. Network costs and conversion spread are separate; available routes and total costs vary.
Fiat provider routes
Provider quote
Pricing follows the applicable provider quote. Any 1.0% fiat share, if applicable, is already included—not an additional fee.
Small crypto payments. Costs in context.
For eligible supported crypto routes, grouped payments can make deposits and withdrawals from $1 viable. The under-2% example includes gas and swaps. It does not describe card or bank pricing; actual crypto costs vary by route and network.
Eligible $1 route example
≈ $0.02 · Under 2% example
Illustrative total cost to the operator. Platform fee, gas and swaps included for this eligible supported-route example. Actual costs vary by route and network conditions.
Reported operating figures. A registered company.
You can read third-party reports for specific underlying protocols and components used by some routes. These are not an audit of SureSettles or its complete system. Check each report's scope.
- $14Mrouted monthly
- 4 minmedian deposit → credit
- 99.95%reported uptime
- <1%median conversion spread
Reported performance, not guarantees. Individual payments depend on the route, required confirmations and network conditions.
A registered company: SureSettles, S.A. — cédula jurídica 3-101-231346, San José, Costa Rica
The practical questions, answered.
What is SureSettles?
SureSettles is a payments platform for casino and sportsbook operators, with card, digital-wallet, bank-payment and crypto routes, payment links, eligible player payouts and payment tracking. Actual methods depend on provider offers, amount, device capability, merchant readiness and configuration. SureSettles, S.A. is registered in San José, Costa Rica.
Which payment methods can players use?
Supported method families include cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, iDEAL, SEPA and crypto. PayPal, iDEAL and SEPA are EUR routes. PromptPay is THB and Cash App Pay is USD; both require direct-provider opt-in and are not universally available. Actual offers depend on provider, amount, device, merchant readiness and configuration.
Can we keep our current casino platform?
Yes. Use an embedded cashier, hosted payment links or API integration with signed payment updates. Provider verification or player KYC may apply by route and operating model. Branded or white-label cashier integration can be discussed, subject to setup and readiness; activation is not instant. Payment-link completion, player credit and operator settlement are separate events.
How does pricing work?
Crypto deposits carry a 0.6% platform fee per deposit, with network costs and conversion spread separate. Fiat pricing follows the applicable provider quote. Any 1.0% fiat share is included in provider pricing, not an additional charge. $1 and under-2% examples apply only to eligible supported crypto routes.
How do operator settlement and player payouts work?
Crypto deposits generally settle as USDT on TRON. Fiat-provider purchases settle as USDT to the configured Ethereum or TRON destination based on the operator's wallet layout. Player payouts include direct USDT/TRON and supported reverse-crypto routes, each subject to readiness and amount conditions. Player credit and settlement are separate; the reported 4-minute median is deposit-to-credit, not a settlement guarantee.
What can block a deposit from being credited?
A confirmed sanctions match or a high-risk finding at the route's blocking threshold blocks credit and may enter the route's quarantine or case process. Review-band results, provider outages and unresolved sender data do not automatically hold a deposit; they may be recorded as operational warnings. Next steps for a blocking case depend on the finding, route, your configuration and applicable law.
What about player identity checks (KYC)?
Wallet and transaction screening is not the same as checking a player's identity. Your verification obligations depend on your jurisdiction and operating model. Optional custom KYC is available via Legal Opinion, with agreed triggers, requested information and cumulative-deposit thresholds. We can discuss those requirements on Telegram; there is no universal no-verification promise.
Can funds still be held or restricted?
Yes. SureSettles does not maintain a merchant balance, but funds can be in transit while a route completes. Confirmed blocking findings can prevent credit and lead to route-specific case handling. Tether can blacklist USDT addresses; issuers and networks can restrict funds, and blockchain transfers are irreversible. Screening cannot remove those risks.
Do the audit reports cover all of SureSettles?
No. The published third-party reports cover specific underlying protocols or components used by some routes. They are not an audit of SureSettles or the complete system. Read each report's stated scope, and ask us to explain which parts apply to the payment routes you need.
More choice for your players.
Tell us how players pay today and what your operation needs next. We'll review payment methods, integration options and route-specific pricing.
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A conversation about your setup—not another form to fill in.
Your platform
How your cashier works today and what your team needs to connect.
Your payment mix
The assets and typical deposit sizes your players use.
Your payout and settlement needs
Supported payout routes, configured destinations, route costs and applicable checks.
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Bring your payment mix. Let's map the right routes.
See whether it fits your operation