Worldline Through the Years
Worldline started out in 1973 as a subsidiary of Atos and became a pioneer of electronic payment systems. In the 1990s it moved into online payments and built its first internet solutions, and in 2006 it bought the Belgian payment processors Banksys and BCC to push further into the European market.
In 2014 Worldline became an independent company listed on Euronext Paris, which opened a new phase of growth. Two years later it acquired Equens and launched Trust 2020, its CSS programme. The purchase of SIX Payment Services in 2018 widened its reach and cemented its place in European markets as a leading payment services provider.
Between 2020 and 2022 the company kept expanding through acquisitions, including Ingenico and payment processors in Greece, Italy and the Nordic countries. Today it continues to invest in secure, efficient and user-friendly payment solutions for online casino operators.
Pros and Cons of Worldline
Pros
- Reputable payment processor
- Plug-and-play solution
- Simple reporting
- Top-level security
- Flexible pricing
Cons
- None noted
Using Worldline in Your Casino
Worldline offers a comprehensive set of payment options: more than 260 payment providers, plus 170 standard and 20 alternative currencies. With 99.99% uptime, its payment orchestration system is an all-in-one tool for managing payments.
To make these features available to your players, Worldline is integrated into your casino through our payments gateway, after which its full portfolio of methods and currencies can be switched on in your cashier.
Markets Served
Worldline is a global player with a presence in North America, LatAm, Australia, Asia-Pacific and Europe.
Payment Options
The 260+ payment providers available through Worldline include e-wallets, credit and debit cards, bank transfers, local payment options and much more. The platform supports over 170 standard currencies and around 20 alternative currencies.
Help and Support
On Worldline’s website you can pick the country nearest to your business to find local customer service, with the relevant email addresses, phone numbers and other contact details. Our own specialists are also on hand at any time to help with integration questions.
Fraud and Risk Control
Worldline’s fraud and risk systems are adept at spotting and stopping financial crime and at limiting the risk to your business. They rely on AI and machine learning to detect potential threats around the clock.
Compliance and Certification
Worldline complies with all the relevant industry standards, including SEPA, SEPA Instant Payment and the card scheme rules of Visa, Mastercard and others. It also holds the required licences and certifications, such as PCI, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 27001:2013, ISO 22301:2019, ISAE 3402 and ISAE 3000.
Worldline FAQ
What is Worldline?
The world’s fourth-largest payment system, offering advanced payment technology to all kinds of businesses, including online casinos and sportsbooks.
How is Worldline added to an online casino?
Operators integrate it through our payments gateway, after which Worldline’s whole portfolio of methods and currencies becomes available.
Which regions does Worldline cover?
North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Australia and LatAm.
Why choose Worldline?
Competitive pricing, a wide choice of payment options, simple integration and strong security make it a dependable partner.
