Xprizo and Blokotech announce strategic integration to enhance customer payment options

Blokotech, a B2B iGaming software supplier with a global presence,  is excited to announce a partnership with cutting-edge fintech platform Xprizo. The strategic integration will revolutionise customer payment options in the dynamic markets of South East Asia and GCC.

Xprizo’s expertise will complement Blokotech’s iGaming solutions to create a seamless and secure payment experience for their customers. Focus will revolve on improving accessibility, convenience, and trust in the online gaming and betting industries.

Additional benefits from the partnership will see the introduction of a diverse portfolio of payment options, including the proprietary Xprizo Wallet solution, credit and debit cards, third party digital wallets, and bank transfers, streamlining both deposits and withdrawals.

A core element of the collaboration is centred on security. Advanced encryption and fraud prevention measures exist to protect customer data and financial transactions.

Furthermore, the platform adheres to all local and international regulatory standards, ensuring trust and compliance in the industry. Customers will enjoy real-time transaction tracking and account management, generating transparency and financial control. Round-the-clock customer support is also available, addressing any payment-related queries or concerns.

Blokotech Co-Founder and General Manager Salvatore Messina said: “Blokotech is dedicated to providing world-class iGaming solutions, and this partnership with Xprizo underscores our commitment to offering a complete and unparalleled gaming experience. Together, we will set new industry standards for payment solutions in India and the UAE.”

Xprizo CEO Richard Mifsud followed: “Joining forces with Blokotech enables us to deliver a cutting-edge payment solution for the iGaming industry in general. Combining our expertise in payments with Blokotech’s industry-leading iGaming platform means users will enjoy secure and seamless payment experiences.”