Visa and AviaGames Partner to Support Player Payouts
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On November 13, 2026, PYMNTS reported that Visa and mobile gaming company AviaGames had partnered to let U.S. players receive game winnings directly on their Visa cards. Visa Direct provides real-time payouts over the Visa network, while Global Payments provides the payment infrastructure to connect AviaGames to the service. The report cited PYMNTS Intelligence data stating that 61% of players prefer instant payouts. An earlier report did not disclose when the partnership would launch; later that same day, Digital Transactions News reported that AviaGames had connected to Global Payments’ infrastructure and was using Visa Direct to pay eligible U.S. Visa cardholders directly, with the service now available. The report said the service is intended to reduce friction in the payment process when players collect their money.
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- Digital Transactions NewsAviaGames adopts Visa Direct to pay players in the United States
AviaGames has integrated Global Payments’ infrastructure and adopted Visa Direct to pay eligible U.S. Visa cardholders directly. The service is now available. Visa Direct is Visa’s real-time payment service, designed to reduce friction in the payment process when players claim their funds.
- PYMNTSVisa and AviaGames partner to let US players receive game winnings faster
Visa and AviaGames have partnered to enable the mobile gaming company’s US players to receive game winnings directly to Visa cards. Visa Direct provides fast, secure real-time payouts over the Visa network, while Global Payments provides the payment infrastructure for AviaGames to access the service. PYMNTS Intelligence says 61% of players prefer instant payouts.
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