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Aeropay Joins the Coalition for Fantasy Sports

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Aeropay, a leading financial technology company specializing in pay by bank, announced its membership in the Coalition for Fantasy Sports (CFS), marking the first time a vendor has joined the organization. This strategic partnership underscores the Coalition’s expanding influence and reinforces its position as the foremost authority on daily fantasy sports.

The Coalition for Fantasy Sports, comprising industry leaders such as PrizePicks, Underdog Fantasy, Betr, Dabble, and the recently added Splash Sports, continues to advocate for innovation, responsible play, and consumer protection within the fantasy sports industry. By welcoming Aeropay, CFS broadens its scope to include key service providers, enhancing its ability to address the multifaceted needs of the industry.

“Fantasy sports continues to evolve, and with the addition of industry leaders like Aeropay, our coalition is stronger than ever. As the Coalition leads the way on expanding DFS, we look forward to being at the forefront of serving our players via incredible partners like Aeropay,” said Coalition Executive Director JT Foley.

“Joining the Coalition for Fantasy Sports is a significant milestone for Aeropay. We are excited to collaborate with industry leaders to promote innovative payment solutions that enhance user experience and ensure compliance. Together, we aim to contribute to the sustainable growth of the fantasy sports industry,” said Josh Chapman, Chief Operating Officer of Aeropay.

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