Operator
Companies offering operator in the iGaming industry — 585 listed.

Betora
Sofia, Bulgaria
Betora Global Ltd. is a privately held B2B software provider in the online gaming (iGaming) industry, headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, and founded in 2025. The company was established by industry veterans with the mission to deliver comprehensive turnkey iGaming solutions that empower operators to launch, manage, and scale successful brands in both emerging and regulated markets. Betora’s core offering is a modular, scalable platform that integrates sportsbook, casino, player management (CRM), payment processing, and affiliate management tools into a single back-end system. Designed for high-volume operations, the platform emphasizes security, regulatory compliance, and real-time data analytics. Its modular architecture allows operators to customize features and integrate third-party game providers via a proprietary aggregation layer. The company's technology stack is built to support pre-match and live betting, dynamic odds management, and localized payment methods—including mobile money integrations critical for African markets. Betora positions itself as a partner that handles everything from platform implementation to ongoing operational support, with a stated focus on driving player acquisition, retention, and long-term revenue for its operator clients. With a small, agile team and a privately held structure, Betora Global is a relatively new but ambitious market entrant, targeting operators who need a flexible, compliance-ready iGaming platform.

1win
Willemstad, Curaçao
1win is an international online gambling and sports betting platform founded in 2016 and registered in Willemstad, Curaçao. The company operates a comprehensive iGaming ecosystem that includes sports betting across 35 sports, an online casino with over 11,000 games, live dealer tables, and integrated cryptocurrency payment solutions. Serving users in Eastern Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Asia, 1win has grown rapidly through aggressive marketing, high-profile athlete sponsorships, and a strong affiliate network called 1win Partners. Notable brand ambassadors include boxer Canelo Álvarez, MMA fighter Jon Jones, and footballer Luis Suárez. In 2024, a data breach exposed approximately 96–100 million user records, and the company has faced regulatory scrutiny in Kazakhstan and Ukraine. Despite these challenges, 1win continues to expand its Web3 offerings with the planned launch of its native token $1WIN, and maintains a philanthropic arm, 1win Charity, funding community projects across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The platform claims over 30 million users across 34 geographic regions as of 2026, making it a significant player in the global iGaming market.
Afropari is a rapidly growing online sportsbook and casino platform launched in 2023, designed specifically for the African betting market. The brand combines modern technology with a deep understanding of local sports culture, offering high odds, live betting, and a wide selection of casino games including slots and table games. Afropari operates a dedicated mobile app for both Android and iOS, optimized for the Nigerian market, and also provides desktop access through its official website. The platform emphasizes fast payouts, a generous welcome bonus (up to +300% on first deposit for sports, and up to 700,000 NGN + 150 free spins for casino), and 24/7 customer support. Beyond its core betting services, Afropari runs an affiliate program (AfroPari Partners) that offers competitive commissions for iGaming advertisers focused on Africa. The company has quickly gained traction, being shortlisted for the “Best Casino Operator 2026” award at SiGMA Africa and has ambitious plans for expansion across the continent in 2026.

Rezono Group
Limassol, Cyprus
Rezono Group is a Cyprus-based performance marketing and growth group founded in 2025. Operating as a privately held agency, it serves growth-driven advertisers across multiple verticals including gaming and entertainment, apps and digital products, health and beauty, e-commerce, and finance and insurance. The company positions itself as a modular performance team rather than a traditional agency, focusing on strategic media planning, user acquisition, conversion rate optimization, and creative development. Its proprietary technology platform, EchoBI, provides real-time business intelligence, direct platform access, and campaign control, enabling clients to scale faster and more transparently. Rezono Group’s mission is to break through performance limits by combining senior-level operational expertise with data-driven, full-funnel scaling across major ad platforms such as Meta, Google, TikTok, and Snapchat. The company employs between 11 and 50 people and is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, with CEO Nilu Yusupova leading the team.

BIT.com
Singapore
BIT.com is a full-suite cryptocurrency exchange and integrated digital‑asset financial services platform operated by Matrixport Pte. Ltd. The platform enables users to trade crypto, invest in U.S. stocks, and hold tokenised real‑world assets from a single regulated account. Originally launched under the Matrixport brand, the company rebranded to BIT in 2024/2025 while retaining its institutional‑grade infrastructure. BIT.com serves retail, professional, and institutional clients with spot and derivatives trading, a wide range of structured wealth products, collateralised loans, and a custody solution called Cactus Custody, which won “Custodian of the Year: APAC” at the Hedgeweek Digital Assets Awards 2026. The platform holds 12 licences across 7 jurisdictions, including approvals from the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission and a Financial Services Licence in Bhutan. In December 2025, BIT.com announced a phased shutdown of its exchange operations, with full closure scheduled for March 31, 2026, directing users to withdraw funds by that date. The company is headquartered in Singapore and continues to operate its custody and wealth management services under the BIT brand.

Stake.IT
Curaçao
Stake.IT is the Italian-facing domain of Stake.com, one of the world’s largest and highest-volume online casino and sports betting platforms. Founded in 2017 by Australian entrepreneurs Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani, the brand is operated by Medium Rare N.V., a Curaçao-incorporated company that holds an online gambling licence. Stake built its reputation on pioneering cryptocurrency wagering – allowing users to deposit and withdraw in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin and other digital currencies – while also offering traditional casino games (slots, blackjack, roulette, live dealer tables), sports betting, and poker. The platform attracts more than 80 million monthly visits and processes over 100 billion bets annually. Stake expanded into Italy in 2024 by acquiring the local operator Idealbet, subsequently launching stake.it to serve the Italian market under a locally secured licence. The brand is also known for high-profile sponsorships, including naming rights to the Sauber Formula 1 team (2024‑2025), a multi‑year partnership with the UFC, and a global partnership with the X Games League (2026). Despite its rapid growth, Stake has faced legal scrutiny; in April 2026, lawsuits were filed in New York and Florida alleging that the company targeted children with gambling advertisements.
G Club is a premium membership program designed by Mustafa Ibrahim. According to its description on the Updatestar software directory, the program offers members exclusive access to various events, services, and products. The program is positioned as a way for subscribers to unlock a curated set of benefits that go beyond standard loyalty offerings, though no specific industry such as iGaming, retail, or events is explicitly named in the available information. The service is accessed through an online platform and marketed as a membership community. Beyond this brief description, the available search results do not provide details on the program’s history, scale, or geographic reach.
Interwetten
Gżira, Malta
Interwetten is one of the longest-serving sports betting and online entertainment operators in Europe, founded in September 1990 in Vienna, Austria. It started as a telephone-based sports betting service and made history in 1997 by becoming only the second operator in the world to offer sports betting over the internet. Headquartered in Gżira, Malta, the company serves approximately 1.8 million customers across more than 200 countries, with its platform available in ten languages and particularly strong recognition in German-speaking markets and southern Europe. The product portfolio includes pre-match and live sports betting covering over 70 sports, an online casino launched in 2004, a live casino with real-dealer games, and a skill-games platform introduced in 2006. Interwetten holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority, Germany, Greece, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, and Nigeria. It is a founding member of the European Gaming and Betting Association and a member of the European Sports Security Association. The company has been repeatedly recognised for customer service excellence and invests continuously in technology, player protection, and mobile optimisation.

Jackbit
Curaçao
Jackbit, rebranded as Jack.com in April 2026, is a Curacao-licensed crypto-first online casino and sportsbook launched in 2022. Operated by Ryker B.V., the platform differentiates itself with a no-KYC registration and withdrawal process, instant payouts, and a rewards model centered on wager-free bonuses like 30% rakeback plus 100 free spins. Hosting over 6,000 games from more than 50 providers, it covers slots, table games, live dealer, esports, and a sportsbook. The April 2026 rebrand introduced Wallet 2.0 and Volume 2.0, adding real-time activity feeds and a redesigned VIP program. Despite rapid growth, the company maintains a low public profile, with its leadership team undisclosed. It supports 15+ cryptocurrencies and imposes daily withdrawal limits of $25,000 and weekly limits of $50,000. Jackbit/Jack.com targets crypto-savvy users globally, leveraging its Curacao eGaming license to offer a streamlined, anonymous gambling experience.

Fanatics
New York, New York, USA
Fanatics is a leading global digital sports platform that revolutionizes how fans interact with the teams, players, and moments they love. Headquartered in New York City, the company was founded in 2011 in Jacksonville, Florida, by serial entrepreneur Michael Rubin. What began as an online retailer of licensed sportswear has evolved into an integrated ecosystem spanning commerce, collectibles, sports betting, live events, content creation, and more. Fanatics owns and operates eight core business divisions: Fanatics Commerce, Fanatics Collectibles, Fanatics Betting & Gaming, Fanatics Fest, Fanatics Markets, Fanatics Advertising, Fanatics Credit Card, and Fanatics Studios. Collectively, these divisions serve over 100 million fans globally, partnering with more than 900 sports properties—including professional leagues, players’ associations, teams, colleges, and retailers—and maintaining relationships with over 6,000 athletes and celebrities. The company also operates over 2,000 retail locations, including all Lids stores. With a workforce exceeding 22,000 employees, Fanatics is committed to relentlessly enhancing the fan experience through innovation, real-time manufacturing, data-driven personalization, and a vertical commerce model. Its aggressive expansion into trading cards (via the acquisition of Topps), sports betting, and exclusive jersey supply deals has positioned Fanatics as a dominant force in the global sports economy.
Income88 is a privately held iGaming affiliate program that owns and promotes a portfolio of in-house casino and sports betting brands across Asia and other fast-growing markets. Founded in 2015, the company positions itself as a direct partner rather than a third-party network, claiming full ownership of brands such as HappyLuke, LiveCasinoHouse, and HappyVegas. This structure allows Income88 to offer affiliates higher commissions, flexible payment terms, and exclusive promotions. The program serves content creators, traffic experts, and SEO affiliates, with a focus on converting traffic into long-term player value. The company operates under a revenue-share model with up to 50% lifetime commissions and no negative carryover. Income88's workforce is estimated at 51–200 employees, with headquarters unconfirmed but likely in Asia. The program is widely listed on affiliate directories such as AffPaying and AskGamblers, and the company exhibits at iGaming events like iGB Affiliate Barcelona. Despite its decade-long presence, public information about its leadership and financial history remains limited.
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