ProntoPaga says Peru Gaming Show 2026 strengthened its regional growth and pushed Yape On File and instant payouts

ProntoPaga used Peru Gaming Show 2026 (PGS 2026) to deepen relationships with clients, advance strategic negotiations, and push its payments stack in a market that clearly matters for iGaming and adjacent high-risk verticals. The details worth watching are the product mix: Yape On File, instant payouts, and a one-integration setup covering cards, interoperable QR codes, Yape, cash networks, and wallet payouts.

1. Juan Carlos Loza, Head of Sales Latam at ProntoPaga, said the show produced a “highly favorable” outcome for the company. In his telling, the event helped strengthen client ties, move strategic negotiations forward, and consolidate the brand’s position in one of the region’s most relevant markets.
2. Loza said the company used the fair to close new agreements, accelerate integrations with operators, and expand its presence in iGaming and other industries that need high-performance payment infrastructure. His point was not just about lead volume; it was about getting operators into integration mode and building a pipeline for the next few months.
3. The two products that drew the most attention were Yape On File and instant payouts. Yape On File lets the user register an account once and then speed up later deposits, which reduces checkout friction and improves conversion. Instant payouts were the other magnet, especially transfers to bank accounts and digital wallets.
4. ProntoPaga said its transfers in Peru can run 24/7 to banks, Yape, Plin and other digital wallets, and can be completed in less than three seconds. Loza also said the company’s main alternative payment solutions in Peru now exceed a 95% approval rate, while nine out of ten operators using wallet payouts in that market choose ProntoPaga’s platform.
5. From a risk and operations angle, Loza highlighted account-holder validation for fraud prevention and a single integration that opens access to a broad payment portfolio. For PSPs and operators, that combination matters because it cuts integration overhead while covering the payment methods that actually move volume in Peru: cards, interoperable QR codes, Yape, cash networks, and instant payouts.

Loza said the new business opportunities from PGS 2026 fell into three main lines, with interest coming from new iGaming operators looking to add ProntoPaga’s payment infrastructure. The text provided here cuts off after that point, so the rest of the list is not available.