IT & Software Services
Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.
Cafrino Gaming is a live-streaming company focused exclusively on the iGaming vertical. Its platform gives online casino players and content creators a dedicated space to broadcast live gameplay and build audiences around their sessions, rather than serving general-purpose gaming streamers. Cafrino is frequently described as applying a Twitch-style community model to casino entertainment, with gambling-specific infrastructure such as age controls, responsible-gambling messaging, moderation and streamer monetisation. For operators, the environment functions as a player-engagement and content-distribution layer that sits alongside, rather than inside, the core betting transaction. The company positions itself as a content-engagement business for the gambling sector, distinguishing it from both casino operators and mainstream streaming platforms. Public visibility for the company has largely centred on Jonathan Aiwazian, who has represented Cafrino in industry media and features in Gaming Insider America's 'Long Road Ahead' series. Cafrino therefore occupies a niche at the intersection of online gambling, live streaming and influencer culture. Its exact commercial structure, founding details and corporate metrics remain thinly documented in public sources.

Curaçao eGaming
Curaçao
Curaçao eGaming (Egaming Curaçao) is a consultancy and licensing solutions firm based in Curaçao, a Dutch Caribbean territory that has been a cornerstone of the global online gambling industry since the mid‑1990s. The company specialises in guiding international operators through the process of obtaining and maintaining gaming licences issued by the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA), as well as providing corporate structuring, compliance support, and ongoing regulatory liaison. Its services cater to online casinos, sportsbooks, lottery platforms, and B2B suppliers seeking to enter or expand in markets where a Curaçao licence is accepted. Historically, Curaçao eGaming was one of the four original master‑licensees under the legal entity Cyberluck Curaçao N.V., trading as Curaçao eGaming N.V., which held the authority to issue sub‑licences to operators. Following the implementation of the new National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK) in December 2024, the master‑licensee system was replaced by direct licensing through the CGA, and Curaçao eGaming now assists clients in navigating this reformed framework. With a decade‑plus presence in the jurisdiction, the company has built a reputation for efficient onboarding, transparent fee structures, and responsive account management. Its client base spans startup ventures and established operators, and it maintains active partnerships with legal, financial, and technology providers in Curaçao.
IG Group Holdings
Cannon Bridge House, 25 Dowgate Hill, London EC4R 2YA, United Kingdom
IG Group Holdings plc is a London-headquartered fintech company specialising in online trading, spread betting and contracts for difference (CFDs). Founded in 1974 by Stuart Wheeler as Investors Gold Index, it pioneered financial spread betting on gold and evolved into one of the world’s largest retail trading platforms under the ig.com brand. The company listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2000 and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 index. IG operates in more than a dozen countries, with regulated entities across Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, and it owns US brokerage tastytrade and forex education site DailyFX. Its core trading platform offers forex, indices, shares, commodities and crypto via web, desktop and mobile applications. Although classed primarily as a trading business, IG’s UK spread betting product is legally categorised as gambling, which places the company in the iGaming ecosystem alongside more conventional betting operators. Under CEO Breon Corcoran, the former Paddy Power Betfair chief executive, IG has pursued expansion through acquisition; in 2025 it announced an agreement to buy Underdog, a deal reported by iGaming trade press. IG remains majority-owned by public shareholders and employs roughly 2,400 people globally.
WA. Technology is a full-spectrum iGaming platform provider delivering turnkey and modular solutions for operators entering or expanding in emerging markets. Its unified technology stack – consisting of wa.platform, wa.casino, wa.sports, wa.lottery, wa.fantasy, and wa.affiliates – covers every vertical from casino aggregation and sportsbook to lottery, fantasy sports, and affiliate management. The company’s back‑office offers granular control at brand and player level, multi‑language and multi‑currency support (80+ payment methods), cross‑platform bonus management, and best‑in‑class CRM and marketing tools. With nearly 99% uptime, the platform integrates over 80 game providers, more than 6,000 games, 1,000,000+ pre‑match events, and 300,000+ live events. WA. Technology also provides turnkey solutions (licence not included), API‑based website integration, and dedicated account management. The company maintains a strong presence in Latin America, as evidenced by its participation at SBC Summit Rio 2025. Serving 210+ clients worldwide, WA. Technology positions itself as a one‑stop technology partner for ambitious iGaming operators.

e-Management
Willemstad, Curaçao
e-management group is a specialized turnkey corporate services provider dedicated exclusively to the online gambling industry. Operating as a division of the HBM Group, which was founded in 1991, the company acts as the operational backbone for iGaming businesses, handling administrative, legal, and regulatory functions so operators can focus on growth and product development. With primary offices in Curaçao and Malta, and a network of representative offices across the Caribbean, Europe, and Latin America, e-management enables clients to establish and maintain a compliant presence in multiple regulated markets. Its comprehensive service portfolio covers the full lifecycle of an iGaming enterprise, from company incorporation and gaming license application to ongoing accounting, tax compliance, and secretarial duties. The company is particularly well-known for its expertise in Curaçao licensing, while also supporting operators pursuing Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) licenses. By offering a single point of contact for multi-jurisdictional requirements, e-management helps mitigate regulatory risk and simplifies expansion. The company regularly participates in industry events such as IGB Live and positions itself as a trusted partner for both startups and established operators seeking efficient corporate administration in the gambling sector.

Systec Ltd.
Malta
Systec Ltd. is a Malta-based value-added IT distributor that has been operating for over two decades, serving as an authorised partner for global technology leaders including HP Inc., Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Microsoft, F5, and Aruba Networks. While primarily an IT distribution company, Systec has established itself as a key supplier to the iGaming and gambling industry, providing the hardware, networking, and peripheral infrastructure that operators and platform providers rely on. The company’s portfolio spans HP desktops, workstations, servers, printers, Aruba networking equipment, HPE UPS systems, and Microsoft software licensing. With a focus on reliability and technical expertise, Systec positions itself as a one-stop shop for enterprise IT needs in Malta and beyond, leveraging long-standing vendor partnerships to deliver tailored solutions for high-availability environments such as those required by iGaming operators. The company’s website emphasises its 25-year history and its role as a “leading IT distribution company in Malta,” though it does not publish detailed financials or headcount. Systec’s client base likely includes local iGaming firms as well as broader corporate and government customers, making it a niche but important player in the Maltese technology ecosystem that supports the regulated gambling sector.

Live Solutions
Malta
SG Solutions, operating under the brand Live Solutions, is a Maltese-based ICT integrator that helps enterprises across multiple sectors harness information and communication technologies to achieve their full potential. Its portfolio spans banking solutions, enterprise infrastructure, office automation, retail and hospitality POS systems, printing, and a comprehensive suite of software solutions including ERP, document recognition, enterprise content management, business intelligence, and customer experience platforms. The company distributes and supports leading technology vendors such as Dell Technologies, Veeam, VMware, and Plumcloud, and also develops its own ticketing and payment solutions. Although its own website does not explicitly reference gambling, SG Solutions is listed on the dedicated industry directory iGamingSuppliers.com under the vendor name Live Solutions, indicating that it supplies IT and communications products and services to regulated iGaming operators. The organisation remains privately held; no founding year, founding location, or headcount has been publicly confirmed.
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