IFX ibanq
IFX multicurrency payment-account infrastructure with named IBANs, subaccounts and API access.
Supplier popularity25%IFX Payments
ibanq multicurrency accounts and payment infrastructure with specific gambling-sector terms.
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About IFX Payments
IFX Payments provides operational payment accounts, international transfers and foreign exchange through infrastructure built around ibanq. Its current business-account material describes named virtual IBANs, subaccounts, team permissions and multiple payment rails. The contracting supplier in the reviewed UK terms is IFX (UK) Ltd, an electronic money institution.
The current customer-terms library includes a gambling addendum dated 27 August 2026, covering operators and related software or marketing businesses. The engagement needs an approved activity and fund-flow model. IFX’s own safeguarding arrangements also leave clients responsible for their obligations toward end-customer funds; the account should not be treated as a complete player-protection arrangement.
Where this supplier fits
Gambling businesses with eligible jurisdictions and documented cross-border operational payment needs.
Company-level capabilities
- ibanq multicurrency payment accounts
- Named virtual IBANs and subaccounts
- API-connected payment operations
- International payments and business FX
These reflect the supplier's public descriptions. Check individual products for scope; a company capability does not automatically apply to every offering.
Questions for your evaluation
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- Which account structure and gambling addendum apply to our entity?
- Are our end-client locations and fund flows permitted?
- Which balances are safeguarded, and which end-customer obligations remain ours?
Commercial-reach estimate
IFX Payments popularity
An estimated index of documented commercial footprint and geographic reach. It is not market share, customer satisfaction or a product recommendation.
Commercial footprint 80% weightNot publicly confirmed
No complete, supplier-specific aggregate of customer companies or merchants was established in the reviewed public material.
Scope: Transaction volumes, brands shown in case studies, connected banks and indirect platform distribution are not counted as customers.
View sourceGeographic reach 20% weightNot publicly confirmed
No count of countries with actual supplier-specific commercial customer delivery was established.
Scope: Supported countries, bank-network endpoints, acquiring licences and permissible gambling jurisdictions describe potential or eligible scope rather than customer-country totals.
View sourceSource review confirms the recorded declaration, not an independent audit of every customer. Brands, customer groups and merchants are different units. Employee and follower counts do not affect this score.
Commercial reach estimates sourced business scale. It does not measure satisfaction, market share, gambling approval or individual product adoption. Workforce is context only.
Popularity methodologyBuyer questions, answered
Which IFX terms address gambling businesses?
The current customer-terms page links a Gaming and Gambling Addendum alongside Corporate ibanq Terms, including gambling-related software and marketing services.
SourceIs IFX a bank?
The business-account page describes IFX as an e-money institution. It offers payment accounts rather than bank current accounts, loans or a general banking service.
SourceDoes IFX safeguard an operator’s players automatically?
Its safeguarding page states that IFX safeguards on behalf of its clients. A client holding customers’ funds remains responsible for its own safeguarding requirements.
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