IT & Software Services
Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.
Vision Media Services NV
Ezone Vredenberg, Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles
Vision Media Services NV is a privately held online gambling operator headquartered in Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles, founded in 2007. The company provides a comprehensive integrated gaming platform that spans casino, poker, sports betting, bingo, and other online gambling verticals, all delivered under a Curaçao Casino Gaming License. Operating with a low public profile, Vision Media Services supplements its core platform through strategic alliances with blue‑chip partners and secondary brands, though specific names are not disclosed. The company maintains a global operational footprint with offices and service centres in London (sales and marketing), Curaçao (multilingual customer support), Gibraltar (financial services), Uruguay (software development, customer services, and marketing), and Argentina (sales). It explicitly does not accept real‑money wagers from customers located in the United States. With an estimated 201–500 employees and reported revenues around $49.4 million (unverified), Vision Media Services remains a notable but opaque player in the regulated online gaming sector, offering a multilingual, multi‑currency user experience and incorporating responsible‑gaming tools. Despite its scale, the company’s executive leadership is not publicly documented, and its website domain (www.visionmedias.com) is not currently resolving to a functional public site.

Veratad Technologies, LLC
Teaneck, New Jersey, United States
Veratad Technologies, LLC is a privately held global provider of online identity verification, age assurance, and fraud prevention solutions, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Teaneck, New Jersey. The company has evolved from a single-API verification gateway into a comprehensive trust orchestration platform, serving regulated industries such as iGaming, e-commerce, financial services, and age-restricted content. Its flagship Veratad VX℠ platform enables clients to design low-code, multi-layered verification workflows that integrate data checks, document and biometric verification, and third-party vendor APIs. Veratad holds SOC 2 Type 2, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISO/IEC 27566-1:2025 certifications for age assurance, highlighting its commitment to security and privacy. The company was founded by John E. Ahrens, who remains CEO, and has been recognized for its contributions to regulatory standards and digital trust. With an estimated 11-50 employees, Veratad maintains a deep niche market presence and continues to innovate with AI-powered tools and agentic commerce capabilities.

Viadex Ltd
Unit 20, Red Lion Business Park, Surbiton, Surrey, KT6 7QJ, United Kingdom
Viadex Ltd is a privately held global IT infrastructure deployment, Importer of Record (IOR) and managed services provider headquartered in Surbiton, United Kingdom. Founded in 2001 by Dino Cooper, the company specialises in flattening the IT supply chain for enterprises with dispersed operations, offering end-to-end procurement, logistics, consulting, and managed services across over 130 countries. Viadex’s core proposition combines deep vendor relationships, in-market logistics hubs, and executive-level engagement to reduce complexity, cost, and risk for clients deploying data centre equipment, cloud solutions, and cybersecurity frameworks. In 2023 the business was acquired by Fulcrum IT Partners as part of a global expansion strategy, but in early 2025 Viadex underwent a management buyout from Fulcrum, returning to independent ownership and refocusing on its historical strengths. With a team of approximately 50–200 employees, the company maintains legal entities across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Africa, and holds ISO 9001 certification, reflecting its commitment to quality and compliance in cross-border IT deployments.

Vaix Limited
St. Gallen, Switzerland
Vaix Limited is a London-based B2B technology company that pioneered the first comprehensive Artificial Intelligence engine purpose-built for the iGaming sector. Founded in 2016 by John O’Malia and Andreas Hartmann, Vaix processes over 231 billion transactions and has trained more than 66,000 machine‑learning models to deliver hyper‑personalised player experiences across sports betting, casino, and bingo verticals. Its AI engine integrates directly with operators’ front‑end and CRM systems, enabling real‑time offer optimisation, churn prediction, and dynamic content generation. In April 2022, Vaix was acquired by Sportradar (NASDAQ: SRAD), the leading global sports‑technology company, and now operates as a wholly owned subsidiary under the Sportradar Group. The acquisition strengthened Sportradar’s Managed Trading Services (MTS) platform, embedding Vaix’s AI into a suite of tools that improve operator margins and player retention. Vaix’s technology currently supports more than 163 million end‑users across tier‑1, tier‑2 and tier‑3 operators on all continents. Headquartered in St. Gallen, Switzerland, with additional offices in London, Vaix employs between 11 and 50 people. Its team focuses on advancing AI agents and generative‑content engines that transform marketing, loyalty, and consumer‑facing interfaces. The company has received multiple industry awards, including the 2021 EGR B2B Data and AI Partner Award, and continues to innovate as part of the Sportradar family.

VascoGames
Emmen, Netherlands
VascoGames is an independent mobile and web game developer and publisher based in Emmen, Netherlands, founded in 2005 by Vasco Rouw. The company specialises in casual, puzzle, and girl-oriented free-to-play games for Android, iOS, and web browsers, monetised through advertisements and optional in-app purchases. Despite being active for nearly two decades, VascoGames remains a small, self-funded operation with no external venture capital, operating under the legal entity Vasco Games B.V. Its portfolio includes titles such as 3D Airplane Flight Simulator and Police Helicopter, alongside themed sub-brands like Girl Games, Puzzle Games, and Go Vuzzle that organise content by genre. The studio’s mission is to provide accessible, fun gaming experiences for a broad audience, and it maintains an active social media presence on Twitter (X), YouTube, and Facebook to engage its community and announce new releases.
Unitone Technology Limited
Hong Kong
Unitone Technology Limited is a specialised manufacturer of high-technology printed circuit boards (PCBs), serving a range of industries including the gaming and casino sector. The company focuses on prototype development, quick-turn production, and full-volume manufacturing, catering to clients that require reliable, high-precision electronic substrates for slot machines, table game electronics, and other gaming hardware. Established in June 2006, Unitone Technology positions itself as a one-stop partner for PCB needs, combining rapid prototyping capabilities with scalable mass-production lines. Its customer base includes OEMs and system integrators within the regulated gambling industry, where stringent quality and delivery standards are paramount. While the company’s primary output is hardware, its role as a trusted supplier to casino equipment vendors places it within the broader iGaming supply chain. The firm operates from headquarters believed to be in Hong Kong, with manufacturing facilities in mainland China. Unitone Technology Limited is distinct from other similarly named entities such as Unitone Industrial (HK) Limited (precision metal parts) and Unitone Electronics (communication products), though all share a heritage in precision manufacturing. The company’s presence on dedicated casino vendor directories underscores its targeted engagement with the gaming industry. Despite limited publicly available detail on its internal structure, Unitone Technology continues to market itself as a reliable manufacturing partner for casino-grade PCB requirements.

UniTech
New Delhi, India
Unitech Limited, commonly known as the Unitech Group, is one of India's largest and most recognised real estate investment and development companies. Headquartered in New Delhi, the company was founded in 1972 as a soil investigation consultancy under the name United Technical Consultant Private Ltd. Over the decades, it evolved into a full-fledged civil engineering contractor and later, in the 1980s, pivoted to real estate development. Unitech has built residential, commercial, and integrated township projects across major Indian cities including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Mohali. Its flagship residential brands include Unitech Cities and UniWorld, while its commercial portfolio spans office parks, retail spaces, and special economic zones. At its peak, Unitech was the second-largest listed real estate firm in India by market capitalisation. The company also ventured into telecommunications via a joint venture with Telenor Group, which ended amid the 2G spectrum controversy. In recent years, Unitech has faced financial and legal challenges, including diversion-of-funds investigations and insolvency proceedings. Despite these headwinds, the company continues to operate under an executive chairman appointed by the government and is working to complete ongoing projects. As of FY2023, Unitech reported consolidated revenues of approximately ₹491.95 crore (US$52 million) and a workforce of over 400 employees.

Tvisha Technologies
505 Thornall St, STE‑301, Edison, New Jersey 08837, USA
Tvisha Technologies is a privately held software development and IT services company headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, with a major development center in Hyderabad, India. Founded in 2002 by Non-Resident Indians with deep networking expertise, the company began as a systems integration and network consulting firm and evolved into a full-stack custom software development organization. Over two decades, it has added mobile app development, web development, AI solutions, and digital marketing to its portfolio. Tvisha Technologies serves a diverse clientele ranging from startups to large enterprises, with a dual-shore delivery model that combines U.S. project management with cost-effective Indian development. The company employs roughly 113 people and generates around $13.1 million in annual revenue. Its leadership is founder and CEO Sudhir Naidu, who steered the transition from network services to comprehensive technology solutions. Tvisha has been recognized by Clutch and DesignRush as a top mobile app development company in New Jersey, reflecting its consistent delivery and client satisfaction.

Today's Business Computers, Inc.
Pleasantville, New Jersey, United States
Today's Business Computers, Inc. (TBC) is a dual-faceted technology firm headquartered in Pleasantville, New Jersey. Founded in 1990, the company has operated for over 30 years, providing complete IT support and consulting services to small and medium-sized businesses in the South Jersey region. Its services encompass network design, cloud and local backup solutions, website development, search engine optimization, and hardware sales as a Dell partner. A distinct and strategically important second division positions TBC as a national provider of software solutions and technology consulting to the casino gaming industry. Drawing on over a century of collective staff experience, the company delivers casino management systems, player tracking and loyalty management platforms, promotions tracking software, and business intelligence applications to gaming clients across the United States. This dual structure—serving both local commercial clients and the national gaming sector—is central to TBC’s identity. The company is also an authorized Microsoft service provider, offering Office 365 and other Microsoft solutions. Key third-party products include Harbor Touch restaurant point-of-sale systems. Despite its longevity and specialized gaming clientele, TBC maintains a lean operation with a headcount estimated between 2 and 10 employees. The business is privately held, with its leadership concentrated in its founder/owner, Lou Vilardo.

Third Eye Infosystems
Bangalore, India
Third Eye Infosystems is a privately held technology company that offers web design, web development, mobile application development, and digital marketing services. The company presents itself as a one-stop partner for businesses aiming to build or improve their online presence, targeting both B2B and B2C clients. Publicly available information about its founding date, headquarters, employee count, and leadership remains extremely limited, with most online references overlapping with other similarly named firms. The only available location hint is Bangalore, India, based on a listing on F6S. The company does not appear in major technology publications, funding databases, or industry reports, suggesting it may be a very small operation or a now‑defunct entity. Researchers and potential partners should verify all facts directly with the company before relying on this profile.

The Streaming Company
London, United Kingdom
The Streaming Company is a UK-based B2B live video and audio streaming specialist that offers end-to-end digital broadcast solutions. Its proprietary platform and CDN deliver ultra-low-latency streams, claimed as low as one second, making the service well-suited for sports betting, live auctions, gaming, and other time-sensitive events. The company provides signal acquisition, encoding, global content delivery, and multi-device distribution to smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and desktops. Headquartered in London, the company originally outlined plans during 2017 to expand its network from Europe into Asia. Despite its niche offering, The Streaming Company maintains a very low public profile; its website appears to have remained largely unchanged since 2017, and no public records of leadership, team size, or recent developments are available. The company positions itself as an independent alternative to larger streaming infrastructure providers, emphasising bespoke solutions and resilience, but its current operational status and client base remain unverified from independent sources.

The Gray Bear
Austin, Texas, United States
The Gray Bear is a privately held IT services and consulting firm headquartered in Austin, Texas. Established in 2015, the company has grown into a global provider of digital product development, offering end-to-end solutions in application development, web development, software engineering, UI/UX design, game development, and OTT platform creation. According to its LinkedIn profile, The Gray Bear employs between 51 and 200 professionals and has completed over 80 projects across 20+ countries. The company’s “On‑Near‑Offshore” delivery model and adherence to Agile methodologies position it as a partner for startups and enterprises alike. While its own marketing emphasises broad digital transformation capabilities—including IoT, wearable, and voice technology—there is no explicit focus on iGaming or gambling verticals. Nevertheless, the service portfolio, which includes game development and high‑performance app design, could be applied to the iGaming sector. The Gray Bear’s website highlights its expertise in tools such as Figma, Unity, Unreal Engine, and React Native, and it claims to deliver robust and cost‑effective solutions that improve client online presence. The company is run by an undisclosed leadership team; no founder names or C‑suite executives were identified in publicly available sources.
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