About CoinsPaid
A player making a deposit at a CoinsPaid-integrated casino selects their preferred cryptocurrency, sends funds to a generated wallet address, and receives an instant on-chain confirmation. The operator can choose to hold settlement in the deposited cryptocurrency, convert it to a stablecoin such as USDT, or receive fiat directly in their bank account through the built-in exchange. Withdrawals follow the same reverse path. CoinsPaid integrates Chainalysis and Scorechain transaction monitoring to perform AML risk scoring on every transaction, and maintains an OTC desk for large-volume crypto-to-fiat conversions.
Crypto casino players represent a player segment with strong loyalty to operators that support their preferred payment method, and removing cryptocurrency acceptance entirely creates measurable churn in that segment. CoinsPaid serves this dynamic directly by supporting over 50 cryptocurrencies across 20 blockchain networks, including all major stablecoins. The elimination of chargebacks and rolling reserves reduces operational friction and improves cash flow relative to card-based alternatives. Responsible gambling tooling sits at the operator level rather than within CoinsPaid itself, as the service functions as a payment rail; deposit limits, cool-off periods, and self-exclusion compatibility are implemented by the operator platform using CoinsPaid’s transaction data.
| Founded | 2014 |
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| Headquarters | Tallinn, Estonia |
| Payment Type | Cryptocurrency |
| Supported Currencies | 50+ cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XRP, SOL, TRX; fiat conversion to 40+ currencies |
| Key iGaming Markets | Curaçao-licensed operators globally; crypto-first and crypto-native casino segment |
| Regulatory Status | Estonian FIU Virtual Asset Service Provider licence (FVT000166, Dream Finance OÜ); FinCEN MSB registered (US); FINTRAC MSB registered (Canada) |
Market Coverage & Operator Value
CoinsPaid’s primary iGaming market is the global crypto casino segment, concentrated among operators running under a Curaçao licence, and those running crypto-first or hybrid fiat-and-crypto products. MGA-licensed and heavily regulated European operators face higher compliance burdens when accepting crypto, which limits applicability in those environments. The company holds an ISO 27001 certification and maintains FinCEN and FINTRAC MSB registrations extending compliance standing into North America.
For crypto-first operators, CoinsPaid is effectively a mandatory integration. No competing processor matches its combination of iGaming-specific volume capacity, 50-plus cryptocurrency support, and built-in AML tooling at scale. Operators primarily serving fiat markets who wish to add crypto as a secondary method will find the integration viable, but the compliance and reputational considerations are more material to their due diligence than they would be for a dedicated crypto operator.
