Yaspa Set to Revolutionize US Igaming with Intelligent Payments
Yaspa, a rapidly expanding fintech company specialising in igaming payments and identity solutions, is set to make waves in the US stock market today. The company, which has grown to 70 employees in just 18 months, will showcase its Intelligent Payments platform next month. This comes as Yaspa incorporates a US entity in Atlanta and scales its operations in Georgia.
Yaspa's platform is designed to enhance player management decisions by analysing financial data in real-time. It assesses affordability, detects fraud, and flags potential gambling harm at the point of deposit. This not only helps operators protect their players but also improves conversion and loyalty.
The platform combines real-time Open Banking with AI-driven insights to optimise player lifetime value (LTV) and comply with safer gaming regulations. It performs real-time account checks and advanced risk analysis on each transaction, eliminating failed or unauthorised payments. Yaspa's launch into the US stock market today is centred on its Guaranteed Automated Clearing House (ACH) solution, designed to tackle failed payments and provide near-100% deposit acceptance rates. This is a significant improvement for the US stock market today, which has struggled with high failed payment rates.
According to the National Council on Problem Gambling, 2.5 million Americans have exhibited significant markers of harm. Yaspa's integrated safeguards allow operators to protect these players and enhance trust. The company's CEO and Co-Founder, James Neville, leads the US expansion.
Yaspa's entry into the US stock market today is set to revolutionise igaming payments and player protection. Its Intelligent Payments platform, with features like Guaranteed ACH, promises near-100% deposit acceptance rates and robust player protection. As the company continues to grow, it is poised to make a significant impact on the US igaming landscape.
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