@blackpay is spot on.
I work in payments, in particular iGaming. Curacao license is the most favoured (assuming you don't have a local license) but some will still entertain Anjouan, Tobique, Kahnawake.
In terms of payment solutions, the shift seems to be going towards Open Banking as it's...
You'd have to reach out to an Open Banking PSP such as Klyme or Volt. They should be able to accommodate for high risk sectors such as adult.
As there are no payment schemes (Visa, Mastercard) involved within Open Banking payments, it's a lot more feasible for merchant to obtain the service.
You could use an Open Banking solution if you're operating in Europe only. It also means instant bank transfer with no settlement time.
I know quite a few adult merchants using OB now.
Open Banking / Pay by Bank has taken the iGaming sector by storm too. Most of the bigger OB companies portfolio's are heavily weighted towards iGaming merchants.
Getting set up with them is fairly easy. Getting a C2B IBAN for settlement can still take a few weeks.
My experience is within Europe.
If you want to do it properly, you want local licenses.
Germany is the hardest geo in Europe to do without a local license. The GGL are extremely unforgiving.
Most iGaming merchants have a Curacao license but some go for Anjouan, Tobique, Kahnawake, MGA.
With the...
It seems we can share publicly. In terms on one-off payments, you can use Open Banking solutions such as Yapily but it's difficult to integrate as E2E solution has to be coded/developed from scratch. For out-of-the-box solutions, you can look into one of their PSP's such as Klyme io.
No Open...
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