What’s your payment soul mate?

You’ve spinned, you’ve rolled, you’ve won something and you’re looking to cash out. Exciting moment! Then the question pops, which way is best to do it? It’s not that easy to choose, options vary by region, with each area often favoring different options based on banking infrastructure, regulations, and market popularity basically. 
While most regions have a dominant method, players still require a range of options to meet their needs. Here’s an overview which you may find quite useful:

Europe
In Europe, Visa and MasterCard are the most widely used payment methods. Still, in some cases, there were some stricter regulations, just like it happened in UK and Germany, where authorities have banned the use of credit cards for gambling, creating more opportunity room for other new payment methods. 
•    Germany: Sofort is a top payment provider offering secure and fast transactions for many years now, and it’s also popular in other countries, such Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
•    UK: PayPal is there to stay. With a clear plus for its security and general convenience, many uk players go for it as a clear first choice. Open banking is gaining popularity due to enhanced security features.
•    Portugal: Multibanco, an interbank network, is nowadays dominating the payment space with its online service, MB Net, offering virtual credit card transactions.
•    Across Europe in general: Skrill and Neosurf are widely accepted digital wallets, usually appreciated for their privacy. Skrill also provides a VIP program, while Neosurf operates via a voucher system.

Latin America
In Latin America, lower banking penetration shapes payment preferences, with alternatives to traditional credit card payments being widely used.
•    Brazil: Boleto Bancário is a popular official payment system allowing users to pay in cash at banks or via ATMs and online banking. Similar systems are present in Mexico and other Latin American countries.
•    Across the region: Bank transfers are favored as many players do not own credit cards. These payments are often processed instantly through users' banks.

North America (Canada)
Canada’s payment landscape is very well developed, with established systems and a strong banking presence.
•    Interac: The most popular withdrawal methods, it’s been founded in 1984, it is a widely used payment method in Canada, particularly for e-transfers. Stats are showing it’s being used by almost 60% of Canadians.
•    Gigadat: This service integrates with the Interac system and is commonly used for online casino payments, offering a seamless and secure experience.

Africa
In Africa, limited access to traditional banking services has led to the dominance of mobile payment methods.
•    Kenya and Tanzania: M-Pesa is a leading mobile money service, enabling users to conduct transactions via mobile accounts, even in regions with minimal banking infrastructure.
•    Nigeria: GTPay, developed by GTBank, facilitates online payments for debit cards linked to the Interswitch network.
•    Across Africa: RAVE by Flutterwave is gaining popularity for simplifying online payments for businesses and individuals, ensuring both security and ease of use.
Every region and country has custom regulations, and this creates a huge diversity of payment methods, access to banking services, and regulatory frameworks, resulting in a mix of both traditional and innovative payment methods.