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PayOp Gaming

PayOp Gaming

iGaming Payment Gateway

VS

Gusto

Small Business Payroll

Gusto
Fees from
Custom vs Starting at $40/month + $6/person
Features

0 shared

3 unique to PayOp Gaming · 2 unique to Gusto
Regions

0 shared

2 unique to PayOp Gaming · 1 unique to Gusto
Pay methods

1 shared

4 unique to PayOp Gaming · 2 unique to Gusto
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5 features · 7 payment methods · 3 regions. We don't rank these — they're here for reference.
PayOp Gaming PayOp Gaming
Gusto Gusto
Quick Facts
Fees
Standard transaction rate
Custom
Starting at $40/month + $6/person
Settlement
Time to receive funds
—
2–4 business days
Founded
2018
2011
Headquarters
London, UK
San Francisco, California
Sandbox / Test Mode
✓
✓
Webhook Support
✓
✓
Features
PayOp Gaming leads (3 vs 2)
Crypto Support Unique
✓
—
High Risk Accepted Unique
✓
—
Recurring Payments Unique
—
✓
Startup Friendly Unique
—
✓
Virtual Items Unique
✓
—
Payment Methods
PayOp Gaming leads (5 vs 3)
Ach Unique
—
✓
Bank Transfer
✓
✓
Check Unique
—
✓
Crypto Unique
✓
—
Mastercard Unique
✓
—
Open Banking Unique
✓
—
Visa Unique
✓
—
Regions
PayOp Gaming leads (2 vs 1)
Asia Unique
✓
—
Europe Unique
✓
—
North America Unique
—
✓

PayOp Gaming is best when you...

iGaming Payment Gateway
Need Crypto Support
Not available with Gusto
Need High Risk Accepted
Not available with Gusto
Want coverage in Asia, Europe
Gusto doesn't cover these regions
View PayOp Gaming

Gusto is best when you...

Small Business Payroll
Need Recurring Payments
Not available with PayOp Gaming
Need Startup Friendly
Not available with PayOp Gaming
Want coverage in North America
PayOp Gaming doesn't cover this region
View Gusto

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between PayOp Gaming and Gusto?
They share 1 payment method and 0 regions. PayOp Gaming adds Crypto, Mastercard, Open Banking and 1 more that Gusto does not list; Gusto adds ACH, Check that PayOp Gaming does not list; PayOp Gaming also covers Asia, Europe; Gusto also covers North America.
Which is cheaper, PayOp Gaming or Gusto?
PayOp Gaming has custom pricing quoted on engagement; Gusto has published rates from Starting at $40/month + $6/person. Headline rates exclude fixed per-transaction fees, FX and chargeback costs, so model your own mix before deciding.
Where can I use PayOp Gaming and Gusto?
PayOp Gaming lists 2 regions and 5 payment methods; Gusto lists 1 and 3. Check the country list on each profile before onboarding — regional coverage is not the same as local acquiring.
How do PayOp Gaming and Gusto compare on integration and settlement?
both offer a sandbox; both support webhooks; Gusto publishes a settlement time of 2–4 business days.

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