Neosurf, a leading global payment solution, today announces its receipt of the 2024 ICE Landmark Award. Renowned for its unwavering commitment to excellence in the gaming industry, Neosurf is being recognised for its two decades of groundbreaking, secure, and customer-centric service.
Among the topics discussed were how far esports has grown to date, how esports, gaming and payments all link together, the differences between esports in Europe and the US, and more.
Jason Spiller, owner of Esports team Dire Wolves, and New Zealand Esports visionary sees corporate partnerships not simply as financial sponsors, but more as responsible contributors to the whole Esports ecosystem.
Kinguin, the world’s first digital marketplace for gamers, has today announced a partnership with Neosurf, a world-renowned payments solution provider. Through this collaboration, Kinguin will give millions of its customers in Europe, Canada, Australia, South America and Africa the option to purchase products on Kinguin.net using Neosurf’s prepaid cash vouchers.
A case study featuring Neosurf covering the strategy, tactics and principles of a brand making the successful transition to becoming endemic.
Neosurf has been successful in winning through to the short list of one of the egaming industry’s major annual awards in the payments company category.
Neosurf has partnered with Riot Games, as an official partner of Oceanic Pro League (OPL). The deal builds upon momentum already established with the Dire Wolves.
On January 12th, the Neosurf Cup was the first top-tier League of Legends match to be played in the United Kingdom since 2015.
