Gr4vy is at MRC Las Vegas in March 2023. CEO and Founder, John Lunn, will be speaking on a panel alongside Alex Butler of Mythical Games, and Joe Mas of PlayStation. The panel will cover payment orchestration and whether gaming merchants should buy or build.
With over two decades of experience working and investing in financial services, commerce enablement, e-payments, data, security and infrastructure, John will be bringing in his expertise around how cloud-native payment orchestration can enable merchants to future-proof their payment stacks.
With many merchants already engaged in a payments strategy supported by payments teams, the question often surfaces – should a payment orchestration solution be built in-house or purchased through a third-party provider? Join the discussion for more insight, and to discover why Mythical Games selected Gr4vy as its payment orchestration provider.
Panel details:
Wednesday 8th March, 14:45, Pinyon 2
In addition, Gr4vy’s team of payments experts will be in attendance at Booth 510 for any burning questions merchants may have around payment orchestration.
If you’re a gaming merchant and would like to discover more about how payment orchestration can help you to scale internationally and reach new customers, download Gr4vy’s eGuide for how gaming companies can make the most of payment orchestration platforms, or find out why Mythical Games chose Gr4vy to deliver payments diversification.
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