Founded in Paris in 2004, Neosurf has grown into a global cash-to-digital payment provider operating in more than 74 countries. The company is best known for its prepaid voucher system, which allows users to fund online accounts without the need for a bank card. Over the years, Neosurf has become particularly active in regulated gambling and sports betting markets, offering operators compliance-focused payment solutions alongside consumer-friendly cash options.
Neosurf has now officially launched its services in Mexico, marking its entry into the Latin American market. The move targets the country’s regulated sports betting and online gambling sector, where cash remains a preferred payment method for many players.
Through its solution, Mexican users can fund their betting accounts securely using cash, while operators gain access to integrated compliance tools, including KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) features. The company’s first regional partner in Mexico is Fun88, with plans to extend cooperation to additional SEGOB-licensed operators in the near future.
Sue Page, CEO Americas at Neosurf, noted that many operators in the region face inefficiencies in payment processing and compliance management. According to her, Neosurf aims to close these gaps by providing secure, reliable and regulation-ready infrastructure.
Christian Ramos, legal representative of Fun88 Mexico, highlighted that cash continues to play a major role in the Mexican market. Partnering with Neosurf allows the operator to align with local consumer preferences while strengthening transaction security and regulatory compliance.
As Mexico’s regulated gambling environment continues to develop, Neosurf’s entry signals growing demand for alternative payment methods that bridge traditional cash usage with digital betting platforms.

