finera. is Exhibiting at iGB L!VE 2026: Meet Us in London

iGB L!VE is back in London this July and finera. will be on the show floor for both days.

We're exhibiting at Booth S40 at ExCeL London, Royal Docks, from 1-2 July 2026. If you're attending iGB L!VE this year and you want to talk about payment orchestration, approval rate optimisation, local APM coverage, or what a resilient payment stack looks like for a growing iGaming operator, our team will be there.

Why iGB L!VE matters

iGB L!VE is one of the most important events in the iGaming calendar, two days of concentrated conversation between the operators, affiliates, technology providers, and regulators who are shaping the industry's next chapter. For the payments layer of that conversation, where many key discussions take shape.

The questions that matter in iGaming payments right now aren't simple ones. How do you serve players in markets where cards are not the only dominant deposit method? How do you maintain approval rates when your primary provider degrades during a peak-traffic window? How do you enter a new market without rebuilding your payment stack from scratch?

These are the kinds of conversations we’re well-positioned to help with.

What we'll be discussing at the booth

The finera. team at iGB L!VE will cover the key areas where payment orchestration can support iGaming operators:

Payment orchestration and multi-PSP architecture

The case for moving beyond single-provider dependency. What intelligent failover, cascading routing logic, and multi-PSP orchestration look like in practice. In our experience, operators who've made the shift have often seen performance improvements during high-traffic event windows compared to those still relying on a single acquirer.

Smart routing and approval rate optimisation

Dynamic routing matches each transaction to the provider most likely to approve it, based on card type, issuer, geography, and real-time performance data. Over time, this can contribute to meaningful improvements in approval rates. For iGaming operators, first-deposit success is widely regarded as one of the strongest early indicators of long-term player value, which makes routing optimisation a high-impact infrastructure consideration.

Local acquiring and APM coverage

Access to locally preferred payment methods, regional wallets, and bank transfers through a single integration. The difference between APMs appearing in your checkout and APMs genuinely performing well in your checkout often comes down to how effectively they are integrated and optimised for each market.

Fraud and chargeback control

Adaptive fraud tooling that responds to transaction volume and behavioural signals in real time, not static rule sets. Static rules can create challenges: they may miss sophisticated fraud patterns during peak traffic, and they risk blocking legitimate players at critical moments. For iGaming operators during major sporting events, that distinction can have a meaningful impact on revenue and player retention.

Find us on the ExCeL floorplan.

Why payment infrastructure is the conversation worth having at iGB L!VE

Every year at iGB L!VE, some of the most productive conversations we've seen aren't about individual payment methods - they're about the infrastructure underneath: what keeps payments working reliably across markets, across traffic volumes, and across the growing complexity of the global iGaming payment landscape.

That's the conversation finera. is designed to support. Greater confidence in payments is a practical outcome of getting the infrastructure right. Operators shouldn't have to worry about losing revenue to provider downtime that could potentially be routed around, or losing players in a market because their checkout doesn't offer the payment methods that market expects.

Visit us at Booth S40 and book a meeting in advance

Walk away from iGB L!VE with a clearer picture of how your payment stack could evolve. Book a 30-minute session with the finera. team before the show and we will come prepared.

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