Immutable Partners with Transak for Web3 Gaming Payments

Web3 gaming firm Immutable has announced a partnership with Transak to enhance payment options

Immutable, a leading Web3 gaming company, is set to integrate Transak as its sole payment service provider for its Immutable zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine (zkEVM). This integration will enable fiat and Web3-based payments within gaming environments.

Transak's service will be integrated into Immutable Checkout and Immutable Passport

The integration of Transak's services will be available through Immutable Checkout and Immutable Passport. Immutable Checkout acts as an all-in-one transaction infrastructure for games, providing game developers with a configurable interface to integrate various payment options.

Transak offers a range of payment options and is widely used in the Web3 gaming space

Transak's payment service allows for fiat payments through credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. It also supports nonfungible token (NFT) payments. Transak is a trusted payments infrastructure provider, used by over 350 applications, including popular Web3 wallet solutions like MetaMask and Ledger. It is also widely used in the Web3 gaming sector, with major titles backed by Animoca Brands utilizing Transak's solutions.

Transak users can pay with over 20 payment methods across 160 countries

Transak users have access to a wide range of payment methods, with over 20 options available in 160 countries. Fees vary depending on the payment method and cross-country combinations, ranging from 0.49% to 3.49%.

Immutable's flagship games will feature Transak's initial integration

Immutable's head of product marketing, Michael Powell, confirmed that Transak's initial integration will be featured in their flagship Web3 games, Guild of Guardians, Gods Unchained, and Cross The Ages.

Investment firms like Animoca continue to focus on the Web3 gaming sector

The Web3 gaming sector remains a key area of interest for investment firms like Animoca. Its co-founder, Yat Siu, highlighted the company's investment in The Open Network blockchain and its integration into Telegram as a potential driver for Web3 gaming adoption. With over 800 million users, Telegram provides a vast user base for accessing blockchain-powered, Web3-enabled games.