SCCG Management has added MassPay to its portfolio and will represent the financial orchestration platform across the gaming sector.
MassPay combines the receipt of player deposits, the distribution of payouts and the repatriation of profits to operators’ parent companies through a single integration and contract. The company positions the service as an alternative to using separate payment processors, banks, payout vendors and compliance providers.
Under MassPay’s custody model, player funds are held by the platform rather than the operator. Each gaming brand receives a separate ledger, while operators retain their branding and visibility over payment data.
For US customers, available payout methods include bank transfers, debit cards, PayPal, Cash App, digital wallets and stablecoins. Instant options are available, according to the company. MassPay also said it can remit operator profits in selected currencies to parent companies across 180 countries.
Compliance checks covering know-your-customer, know-your-business, anti-money laundering and sanctions requirements are conducted on transactions.
The service operates on infrastructure certified to PCI DSS Level 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 standards.
MassPay said its agreements contain no lock-in provisions and it does not charge fees for failed transactions.
Commenting on the development, SCCG Founder and CEO Stephen Crystal stated: "In this industry, how you move money is the business. MassPay hands operators ownership of that instead of a black box, and that is exactly what our client-partners need."
MassPay Co-founder and CEO Ran Grushkowsky said the platform is intended to remove the need for operators either to hold player funds directly or transfer control of the customer relationship to a processor.
The MassPay agreement follows several technology representation and distribution partnerships announced by SCCG in 2026. Earlier in September, the company added Return2Plai’s player-availability assessment technology to its portfolio. SCCG is also supporting the distribution of ClashX’s white-label, peer-to-peer skill contests and the global B2B expansion of lottery analytics platform ScratchOdds.
US payout options include bank transfers, debit cards, PayPal, Cash App, digital wallets and stablecoins