Cashier Payments Suite
Juspay’s iGaming Suite at a glance
Each row below maps a cashier-payment constraint to the feature that solves it, and to the operational outcome the merchant gets.
Friction-sensitive deposit conversion
3DS Intelligence Engine + 3DS Cascading
Challenge applied surgically to fresh cards; COF traffic stays frictionless; processor-side declines retry silently across PSPs
High-risk BIN exposure
Card Eligibility Engine
BIN, issuer, country, and card-type restrictions enforced at point of entry, before the player ever submits
Credit-card prohibitions (UK / IE / AU)
Credit-card blocking
Single dashboard toggle blocks credit cards, including credit-card-backed wallet tokens
Closed-loop withdrawals (AML)
Closed-loop validator + Smart Router for Payouts
Eligibility enforced per leg; merchant-controlled split routed via configurable payout rules; retriable failures cascade across connectors
Player-name verification (DE / CA)
Name-verification workflows
Player name relayed to APMs (Klarna Debit Risk, Sofort, Trustly, Rapid Transfer) and Interac; verification status delivered via webhook
Withdrawal SR, cost, and speed
Smart Router for Payouts + Smart Retries
Per-rail SR, settlement-time, and cost surfaced in analytics; routing optimized within AML constraints
Cashier conversion
Customizable Cashier SDK
Themed checkout with payment-method ordering, promotion, grouping, and one-click last-used checkout, across Web / iOS / Android / RN / Capacitor / Flutter
Credential storage and reuse
PCI-compliant Vault
Processor-independent card and bank credential storage; saved-method API powers one-click COF deposits
Roadmap and stack control
Self-hostable, open-source
Operator retains existing wallet, fraud, vault, and acquirer relationships; deploys Juspay components selectively in its own VPC
The suite ships with 120+ pre-built connector integrations — including Stripe, Adyen, Worldpay, Checkout.com, Cybersource, Nuvei, Trustly, Skrill, Neteller, PayPal, and iGaming-specific PSPs — so adding or swapping providers is configuration, not engineering work.
A high-level view of how these fit together:
See Features Section for additional details
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