This article is for all GamsGo buyers and explains payment methods, Payment Fees, currencies and exchange rates, discounts, and payment security in detail.
1. Supported Payment Methods
- Credit and debit cards: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, etc. (subject to availability on the checkout page).
- Digital wallets: PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, etc.
- Cryptocurrencies: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, etc. (subject to what is shown on the checkout page).
- Local payment methods: Local bank transfers and local digital wallets are supported in certain regions.
- GamsGo Credits: Can be used as a balance for purchases and may come from refunds, platform promotions, or rewards.
The payment methods actually available depend on the region associated with your account and what is shown on the checkout page.
2. Payment Fees
Each Order incurs a Payment Fee to cover transaction processing and payment gateway costs, helping ensure that every transaction proceeds smoothly. GamsGo also uses these fees to continuously upgrade its online systems and security features and to cover costs such as system maintenance, security safeguards, development, and administration, providing buyers and sellers with a reliable transaction environment. Rates vary by Offer Type:
| Offer Type |
Rate |
Fixed Fee |
Formula |
| Top Ups |
4% |
$0.15 |
Order Amount × 4% + $0.15 |
| Other Offers |
4.9% |
$0.59 |
Order Amount × 4.9% + $0.59 |
The fixed fee is denominated in USD or EUR. The applicable currency is shown on the checkout page.
Calculation Examples
| Offer Type |
Offer Price |
Payment Fee |
Total Payment |
| Top Ups |
$10.00 |
$0.55 (10.00 × 4% + 0.15) |
$10.55 |
| Other Offers |
$10.00 |
$1.08 (10.00 × 4.9% + 0.59) |
$11.08 |
Paying with Credits
- The portion paid with Credits does not incur a Payment Fee.
- For split payments (Credits + an external payment channel), the Payment Fee is calculated only on the portion paid through the external channel.
3. Currencies and Exchange Rates
- GamsGo Marketplace primarily lists prices and settles payments in USD and EUR.
- If the currency of your payment method differs from the Order currency (for example, JPY / KRW), the payment provider (bank or PayPal) may convert the payment using its current exchange rate and may apply a markup. The platform does not control exchange-rate markups.