IT & Software Services
Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.
Kyte Global
Birkirkara, Malta
Kyte Global is a Malta-based information security and compliance consultancy founded in 2006 by Trevor Axiak and Alan Alden. The company serves regulated industries including online gaming, financial services, and fintech, providing a one-stop shop for navigating complex licensing and regulatory landscapes. Its core offerings span end-to-end licence application support for gaming, EMI, and crypto-asset licences, along with compliance consulting for frameworks such as PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, DORA, SWIFT, AML, KYC, and PSD2. Beyond advisory, Kyte Global operates a fully managed Security Operations Centre (SOC) delivering 24/7 monitoring, fraud management, penetration testing, internal audit, and incident response. The firm employs between 51 and 200 people and counts clients in over 70 countries, including gaming operators, financial institutions, government bodies, and regulators. Privately held and independent, Kyte Global has gained recognition for its hands-on approach and long-standing presence in the Maltese business community, notably celebrating its 17th anniversary in 2023. Co-founder Alan Alden retired in 2024, leaving Trevor Axiak as the active director; the company is currently seeking a Chief Executive Officer for its CSP division.
Kunsh Technologies
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Kunsh Technologies is an Indian IT services company founded in 2009, with operations commencing in 2010. Headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and with an additional presence in Hyderabad, the company provides a broad spectrum of digital solutions including web development, mobile application development, e-commerce solutions, and recruitment process outsourcing specifically for US staffing agencies. With a team size of 11–50 employees, Kunsh positions itself as a cost-effective and quality-focused partner for businesses seeking outsourced development and IT staffing. The company’s technology expertise spans Microsoft .NET, PHP frameworks like Laravel and CodeIgniter, JavaScript frameworks such as Angular, React, and Vue, and mobile platforms including Android, iOS, React Native, and Xamarin. It also offers a proprietary social app called Mingleboard. Kunsh Technologies has been recognized as an award-winning provider by TopDevelopers.co and operates as a privately held, self-owned entity.
KPMG
15 Canada Square, London, England, UK
KPMG is a British multinational professional services network and one of the Big Four accounting firms, alongside Deloitte, EY, and PwC. Headquartered in London, England, it operates as a global organization of independent member firms in 145 countries, employing over 275,000 people. The name KPMG stands for Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler, reflecting the 1987 merger of Peat Marwick International and Klynveld Main Goerdeler. Its founding firms trace to the late 19th century, including Marwick, Mitchell & Co. and William Barclay Peat & Co. Today KPMG delivers Audit & Assurance, Tax, and Advisory services across all industries. In its 2024 financial year, it reported global revenues of US$38.4 billion, the fastest growth among the Big Four. Notable innovations include the KPMG Modern Data Platform, the Sofy Suite for GRC, and early adoption of generative AI through a partnership with Anthropic to deploy Claude to employees. Recent restructuring aims to merge dozens of national partnerships into fewer economic units to improve governance and investment capacity.
King Digital Entertainment Plc
Stockholm, Sweden and London, England
King Digital Entertainment Plc, trading as King, is a Swedish-British video game developer and publisher specializing in free-to-play casual mobile and social games. The company rose to global prominence with the 2012 release of Candy Crush Saga, which became one of the most financially successful freemium games of all time. King's portfolio includes franchises such as Candy Crush Soda Saga, Farm Heroes Saga, Bubble Witch 3 Saga, and Pet Rescue Saga. The company operates a cross-platform infrastructure synchronizing player progress across mobile devices, tablets, and web browsers. Headquartered in Stockholm and London, King is a subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, acquired in 2016 for $5.9 billion, and became part of Microsoft's Xbox division in October 2023. As of 2017, King employed approximately 2,000 people and serves more than 200 million monthly active users. The company's mission is 'Making the World Playful' and it maintains studios in ten locations worldwide. President Todd Green leads the executive team.
Klikk Ltd
Birkirkara, Malta
Klikk Ltd is a Maltese technology retailer and IT services company founded in 2002 by Gordon Zammit. Headquartered in Birkirkara, the company has evolved from a small computer shop into a full-service IT concierge provider, offering products and support to both consumers and businesses. Klikk operates two physical retail outlets in Birkirkara and Żejtun, selling major brands such as Samsung, Apple, and Xiaomi. Its corporate division provides end-to-end IT solutions including cloud services, IP PBX/VOIP systems, network design, and office relocation. In 2024, Klikk was acquired by GO plc, Malta’s leading telecom group, marking a new strategic phase. The company reported a 21% revenue increase to €4.61 million in H1 2025, though it posted an operating loss due to restructuring costs. With around 30 employees, Klikk serves individual consumers, SMEs, and corporate clients across Malta.
Keyideas Infotech
India
Keyideas Infotech Private Limited is a full-service software development company headquartered in India, established in 2007. It specializes in designing and developing custom web, mobile, e-commerce, and enterprise applications. The company positions itself as a reliable idea implementation partner, offering end-to-end product engineering services that span from initial consulting to deployment and maintenance. Its expertise covers UI/UX design, responsive web development, native and hybrid mobile apps, secure e-commerce platforms, and digital marketing solutions. Keyideas Infotech serves startups, small and medium businesses, and enterprise clients globally, with a particular focus on delivering scalable and secure digital products. The company’s portfolio includes dozens of deployed mobile apps and custom software projects across industries such as retail, jewelry, healthcare, and logistics. Despite a modest permanent headcount, Keyideas leverages a flexible team model to match project requirements, often working with teams of three to five dedicated developers. The company is privately held and has not disclosed any external funding rounds. Leadership is concentrated in the hands of its founder and managing director, with no public record of a formal C-suite beyond these roles. Keyideas Infotech maintains a professional online presence through its official website and LinkedIn profile, but limited public information is available regarding its internal structure, employee count, or recent news.
Just For The Win
Stockholm, Sweden
Just For The Win (JFTW) is a Swedish video slots studio founded in 2016 by two experienced developers. The company launched its debut title, Goldwyn’s Fairies, in early 2017 and has since built a portfolio of more than 40 proprietary video slots, with over 80 games available through aggregator platforms. JFTW focuses exclusively on video slots for mobile and desktop, producing content in both free-to-play and real-money formats. The studio is known for its innovative gamification features, including expanding reels, cascading wins, progressive multipliers, and tiered bonus wheels, designed to extend player lifetime value. In a key strategic move, JFTW partnered with Microgaming to distribute its games via the Quickfire platform, and the company also works with White Hat Gaming and other aggregators. Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, the team of approximately 25 creative and technical professionals develops all games in HTML5 for cross-device compatibility. JFTW has won industry awards, such as Mobile Game of the Year at the 2022 Global Gaming Awards, and continues to grow its library with notable titles like Firebird Fortunes and Amazing Catch Power Combo.
Jtech Communications, Inc
Duluth, GA (JTECH); Bozeman, MT (JTech Communications)
Jtech Communications, Inc. is a name shared by two distinct technology companies: JTECH, a legacy wireless communication hardware provider founded in 1988, and JTech Communications, a Bozeman, Montana-based web design and digital marketing agency founded in 1997. JTECH grew from a garage startup into a global provider of on-site paging, two-way radios, digital signage, and push-for-service solutions for industries including restaurants, healthcare, hospitality, retail, and worship spaces. Its products are engineered for durability and range, backed by expert support and comprehensive warranties. Simultaneously, JTech Communications has served clients for over 28 years, offering custom website development, SEO, PPC, and business automation, with all code built in-house. The agency is led by founder Joshua Reynolds. JTECH is headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, while JTech Communications operates from Bozeman, Montana. Both entities focus on using technology to improve business operations and customer experiences, though they serve different verticals—physical communication infrastructure versus digital presence and marketing.
JT
24 High Street, St. Peter Port GY1 2JU, Guernsey
Jam City
Culver City, California, United States
Jam City is an American mobile entertainment company that develops and publishes free-to-play games for a global audience. Founded in 2010 by MySpace co-founders Chris DeWolfe, Colin Digiaro, Aber Whitcomb and former Fox executive Josh Yguado, the company is headquartered in Culver City, California. Over the past decade, Jam City has amassed more than 1.5 billion downloads and generated over $4 billion in aggregate lifetime bookings. Its portfolio includes blockbuster franchises such as Cookie Jam (over $1 billion in revenue), Panda Pop, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery (over $500 million in bookings), Disney Emoji Blitz, and Jurassic World Alive. The company operates ten studios across the United States, Canada, South America, and Europe, employing more than 900 people. Majority-owned by South Korean mobile game giant Netmarble, Jam City underwent a leadership transition in 2023-2024, with Josh Yguado becoming CEO in early 2023 and then Chul-min (Simon) Sim appointed CEO in 2024. Jam City continues to expand through internal development, strategic acquisitions, and long-term licensing partnerships with major entertainment brands like Disney.
ISTEC - Israeli Technologies is a niche cybersecurity firm that provides security solutions tailored to the land-based and online iGaming industry. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Israel, the company operates as a privately held entity with a focus on Security Operations Center (SOC) capabilities, threat detection, and low-cost secure access for gambling operators. Its offerings are marketed to both physical casinos and digital gambling platforms, aiming to simplify security installation and reduce costs. While the company maintains a limited online presence through LinkedIn, Facebook, and vendor directories, its website is no longer accessible and some sources suggest it may have ceased operations. The exact headcount is unclear, with LinkedIn reporting one employee while other databases estimate up to sixteen. Despite its specific vertical focus, ISTEC lacks verifiable leadership, public product names, or notable partnerships, and its operational status remains uncertain.
iOC Tech Inc.
Markham, Ontario, Canada
iOC Tech Inc. is a privately held Canadian IT products distributor and solutions provider headquartered in Markham, Ontario. The company offers a broad catalog of over 250,000 products from more than 100 top-name brands, focusing on industrial-grade and rugged IT solutions such as industrial Ethernet, networking, connectivity, and custom cable assemblies for harsh environments. Serving verticals including manufacturing, rail and transit, oil and gas, utility substations, security, public safety, and mining, iOC Tech emphasizes free technical advice, personalized customer service, and competitive pricing. The team, described as having over 50 years of combined industry knowledge, operates primarily in the Canadian marketplace and maintains a partnership with Durabook for rugged devices. The company's LinkedIn page lists a headcount of 2–10 employees and its industry as IT Services and IT Consulting. Despite its modest size, iOC Tech positions itself as a consulting-oriented value-added reseller, providing tailored solutions rather than simple order fulfillment. No information was found regarding the company's founding year, founder, or C-level leadership.
Recent News
Spinomenal Brings Midnight Steamer Into Hold & Hit Series With 3x3 Grid
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