“Can an FCA/EU-regulated eWallet provider become the default global payment layer for high-risk online verticals — iGaming, Forex, and travel — by aggregating 80+ local payment methods and crypto rails into a single merchant-facing API?”
Founded in 2002, MiFinity began as a regulated payments company and evolved into a global eWallet provider focused on high-risk verticals including iGaming, Forex, and travel. The company grew its network to cover 224 countries and 80+ payment methods, positioning itself as an omnichannel payment intermediary between merchants and end users. More recently, it has expanded into crypto-funding capabilities via Cryptopay integration, reflecting a move toward broadening deposit/withdrawal rails for its core online gaming and Forex merchant base.
Mifinity processes payments through MiFinity eWallet (self-operated) and MiFinity iFrame (self-operated). Disclosed money-movement rails: Visa Direct.
Mifinity's crypto products run on Cryptopay.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 3 layers in Mifinity's stack: Payments / PSP (MiFinity eWallet (self-operated) and MiFinity iFrame (self-operated)); Money movement (Visa Direct); Crypto (Cryptopay).
Mifinity is founded in 2002 and headquartered in Belfast, United Kingdom.
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