Tag: Rapid Transfer

The Danish on/off-ramper Swapped is systematically acting as an integrated payment facilitator for illegal offshore gambling schemes. Following our discoveries of Swapped embedded in illicit casinos like Roobet and GamDom, our latest review of the Juice.gg scheme reveals Swapped operating as the platform's sole FIAT payment processor. By utilizing a deceptive two-step "fake fiat" rail, Swapped funnels European retail funds through its Banking Circle accounts in Munich directly into unlicensed offshore casino wallets.

A leaked transaction receipt from a victim of the Galaktika N.V. casino scheme reveals the use of "NGPayments." This technical layer acts as a cloaking device, allowing high-risk offshore casinos to exploit the Skrill and Rapid Transfer networks while masking the true destination of funds through UK and Cyprus-based shell companies.

Skilling Ltd, a Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) regulated by CySEC, is doing business as Skilling. The broker scheme also offers offshore onboarding to EEA residents outside of ESMA and CySEC rules. This is done through Skilling (Seychelles) Ltd, with whom clients then enter into a Client Agreement. More than 70% of the website visitors are from Sweden. EEA consumers should be cautious with offshore Skilling as any investor compensation scheme or ombudsman does not protect them.

Most recently, public-listed payment processor Paysafe trading as Paysafe, NETELLER, Skrill, and Rapid Transfer attracted attention through its partnership with the world's leading crypto exchange Binance. The company is expecting strong growth in high-risk segments such as crypto, financial services, travel, or iGaming. Through the partnership with Paysafe, Binance has access to the UK FPS system, which the FCA is concerned about. Paysafe stocks gained more than 17% following its fourth-quarter earnings, which beat analyst expectations.