Payments
How Yaspa is wired into the platform
Payments intelligence. Yaspa adds signal to the payment picture that a raw transaction record on its own does not carry.
- What the connection carries
- 2 capabilities, listed in full below
- Who owns what
- Scalara owns the integration and the record it writes. Yaspa owns its own service, under its own terms.
What the integration covers
The capabilities this connection actually carries. Anything Yaspa sells that is not on this list is not part of what you get here.
Payments intelligence
Signal about a payment beyond the amount, the method and the timestamp.
Input to review, not a replacement for it
Anything it contributes supports a reviewer's decision rather than making the decision.
Yaspa is a payments intelligence partner. The category is about what a payment tells you beyond its amount and its timestamp: the signal that helps an operator distinguish an ordinary transaction from one worth a closer look.
Inside Scalara
Payments on the platform already run through a reconciled ledger with a compliance gate in front of them. Fiat arrives through MiFinity, crypto through NOWPayments, and both land against the same player under the same rules. Payments intelligence is the layer that makes what the ledger records more useful to the people reviewing it, particularly at the point where a withdrawal is approved or held.
What we will and will not claim here
We name Yaspa as a payments intelligence partner because that relationship is real. We are deliberately not describing specific checks, scores or decisions on this page, because the scope of what a given brand switches on is agreed during discovery and we will not publish a capability we have not confirmed for you.
The problem it removes
Reviewers usually work with too little context. A withdrawal request arrives as an amount and a payment method, and the reviewer's judgement rests on whatever the player record happens to show. Anything that adds honest signal to that moment shortens the review, and reduces the two failures that cost an operator most: holding a legitimate payout for days, and releasing one that should have been questioned.
What stays with you
The decision, always. Nothing in this category approves or refuses a payment on its own, and the reviewed payout workflow deliberately keeps a person in the loop. Your commercial relationship with any payments partner is yours, and their fees sit outside the Scalara fee.
Where it sits on the platform
It supports wallet and payments and the review workflow described in compliance and audit.
Questions about Yaspa
Every withdrawal goes to a person, with the context already assembled: the player's compliance tier, verification state, deposit history and any screening result, shown next to the amount requested. The reviewer approves, holds or escalates, and the decision joins the audit trail with its reason.
It is deliberately not automatic. Paying out is the irreversible action in a casino. The audit trail then shows the request, the approval, the processing and the payout as separate events.
Fiat through MiFinity and crypto through NOWPayments, with both landing in the same reconciled ledger, against the same player, under the same compliance gate.
Which specific methods and assets you offer, and in which markets, is decided with you rather than assumed, because it depends on your licence and on each provider's own coverage. Payment onboarding also helps determine when you can trade, so we start it early and report on it honestly.
See it running against your own operation
Commercial terms and jurisdictional availability are assessed with you during discovery.
