Atlaslive operators gain access to OneKey Payments across Latin America

Operators using Atlaslive's iGaming platform will now earn direct access to OneKey Payments’ services in Brazil and other Latin American markets, offering transaction support designed to improve conversion rates and mobile readiness.

The partnership connects Atlaslive operators to local payment options through OneKey, a payments technology company licensed by the Central Bank of Brazil and Mexico’s Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores (CNBV). The integration covers Pix, e-wallets, and local card schemes that comply with regional regulations.

“We’re committed to helping our clients grow in regulated markets with partners who deliver reliability and innovation,” said Mykola Vernydub, COO at Atlaslive. “OneKey’s track record in LATAM, especially Brazil, makes them an ideal fit for fast-growing operators looking to launch and scale with confidence.”

OneKey Payments Instituição de Pagamento S.A. provides local and cross-border transaction services and has built its standing in Brazil by adapting to changes in the payments sector. The company’s gateway supports Pix, bank transfers, ITP, and card processing, delivered through API integrations. Licensed and regulated, it works with businesses to meet compliance and user requirements in a market where transaction volumes are rising and consumers are adopting faster ways to pay.

“Partnering with Atlaslive is an important step in extending that experience to a broader ecosystem of operators,” said César Garcia, CEO of OneKey Payments. “Our role is to make sure platforms can expand with confidence, knowing that local regulations, user habits, and performance standards are all taken into account from day one.”

Atlaslive, a B2B technology provider with operations in regulated jurisdictions across Latin America and EMEA, offers a fully managed iGaming platform that focuses on fast launches and real-time operational control. 

The companies said OneKey’s services are immediately available to Atlaslive clients in Brazil, with expansion into other Latin American markets planned.