“Can a browser gaming platform scale developer monetization and global payouts using third-party embedded finance infrastructure rather than building proprietary payment rails?”
CrazyGames operates as a browser-based gaming platform (Maxflow BV) serving 35M+ monthly active users. Originally focused on hosting free-to-play web games, the company added a developer-facing monetization and payout layer — integrating Xsolla for player in-app purchases and Tipalti for automating mass payouts to developers globally. The platform sits at the intersection of gaming marketplace and embedded finance, using third-party infrastructure to manage both the inbound (IAP) and outbound (developer revenue share) payment flows without building proprietary payment rails.
Crazygames processes payments through Xsolla.
Crazygames uses Tipalti for FX and cross-border payouts.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 3 layers in Crazygames's stack: Payments / PSP (Xsolla); FX & payouts (Tipalti); Spend / AP (tipalti).
Crazygames is headquartered in Leuven, Belgium.
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