A cashier on top of your payments stack.
Not an orchestrator. Not a PSP. The player-facing UX layer that wraps whatever you already run — and renders it as a brand-native, AI-tuned deposit flow.
Three layers, three different jobs.
Fluid is the layer the player actually sees. The orchestration and the PSPs underneath stay where they are.
Fluid Cashier UX
Brand-native deposit flow. AI-tuned per player. Two lines of JS to install, themed from a dashboard.
Orchestration Routing & cascading
PaymentIQ, Praxis, or one you built in-house. Backend routing logic stays where it is.
PSPs & methods The actual transaction
Acquirers, wallets, vouchers, bank rails, crypto. Whatever your orchestrator can route to, Fluid can render.
Operators don’t want to swap orchestrators — that’s a six-month project. They want the cashier their players see to feel like a 2026 product. Fluid gives them that without touching the layers underneath.
Works with the payments stack you already run
Three things we do, one thing we are not.
We don’t replace your orchestrator.
We replace the cashier UX bolted on top of it.
Orchestration-agnostic
Sit on top of whatever orchestration you already run — PaymentIQ, Praxis, your own — and surface it as a brand-native, AI-tuned deposit flow.
Direct PSP integrations
Where speed matters and you don't need an orchestration layer in between, plug Fluid straight into a PSP or method. New methods land as a config change, not a re-integration.
Warm intros to PSPs
A decade in iGaming payments means we know which providers actually fit your license, geo, and risk profile. Consultative, not commission-driven.
Why operators trust us with the PSP introduction.
A bad PSP relationship costs real money — declined cards, slow settlement, regulatory friction, MID instability. We see, every day, which providers perform on which BIN ranges, which struggle with regulated stacks, which fail quietly during traffic spikes.
We don’t take commission on intros. We earn our keep on the cashier — if it doesn’t lift conversion, we don’t have a business. So no incentive to push you toward whoever pays the highest spiff.
Pick the right PSP and the cashier converts. Pick the wrong one and no UX in the world will save you.
Talk to a payments operator
Tell us what you’re trying to add, fix, or replace.
We’ll come back with an honest read — and warm-intro you to PSPs in our network if there’s a fit. Operator reads this, not a salesperson.
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