Paysafe debuts strategic collaboration with Spreedly

Paysafe has unveiled a new partnership with payment orchestration operator Spreedly, with its full suite of payment methods now officially live via Spreedly’s Open Payment Platform.  

Indeed, this latest collaboration sees the Paysafe Gateway online card processing tool integrated onto the Spreedly platform, which currently holds connections to a number of payment methods and gateways.  

With this partnership live effective immediately, the initial collaborative rollout phase will see the pair draw focus on Paysafe’s position as a card payment acquirer, with numerous additional merchants set to be integrated and launched as part of this newly brokered deal throughout 2026.  

Speaking on this latest development, Paysafe Chief Revenue Officer Rob Gatto said: “We’re excited to partner with Spreedly, which is a major player in the payment orchestration space, with well over a decade’s experience. With the Paysafe Gateway a trusted solution for card payments among forex and financial trading brokers and a wide range of other industries, we look forward to strengthening Spreedly’s Open Payment Platform and streamlining payments for its merchant users and their customers.”  

This latest deal comes as part of a busy first quarter for Paysafe, as the payments provider formally joined the Social Gaming Leadership Alliance (SGLA) as a new partner in January. Elsewhere, earlier this month the company released statistics anticipating that 51% of sports fans would wager on Super Bowl LX via the regulated market. More recently, this week saw Paysafe integrate PIX and Boleto to its Boosteroid checkout in the Brazilian market.  

Also commenting on this latest deal was Spreedly Partner Strategy Director Michael Rokos, who said: “At Spreedly, we believe open payments drive better outcomes for merchants. Bringing Paysafe onto our Open Payments Platform expands optionality for our customers and reinforces our mission to provide a flexible, future-ready infrastructure for global commerce.”