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Paysecure unveils customizable surcharge fees for iGaming in a dynamic cashier; letting operators configure by card, location, currency, method or segment for compliant, on‑brand payments

September 11, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Paysecure, the payment orchestration platform in iGaming, roll-out customisable surcharge fee solution, built to enhance their dynamic cashier functionality. This powerful new enhancement provides payment orchestration platform users with complete flexibility to configure and apply fees based on a wide range of parameters, creating tailored payment workflows that meet both regulatory requirements and operational needs. With this enhanced functionality at Paysecure, operators can define fees according to card details, location, market, currency, payment method, customer segment and more. This flexibility means fees can be adapted precisely to business needs, whether that’s addressing regional regulations, aligning with commercial goals, or shaping the player payment experience. Operators can choose how fees are surfaced at the point of payment, either via a pass-on fee or by absorption. Pass-On Fee – The surcharge is added to the transaction, with the player clearly seeing the additional cost and what it has been applied for e.g. taxes. Absorption – The fee is deducted from the transaction value amount, creating a seamless experience without changing the displayed price. Both options are designed to maximise transparency and control, allowing you to decide which approach works best for your business model and customer base. Paysecure’s surcharge fee solution available directly in the cashier has multiple use cases, including: Passing on credit card surcharges in markets where they apply; Meeting specific in-market requirements, such as applying fees only to certain payment methods; Creating differentiated strategies across customer segments, ensuring VIP or high-value customers receive a tailored experience. By embedding this functionality directly into the cashier, operators can manage fee surcharges dynamically and without heavy development overhead.

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