Payment Processor

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  Dalapay

  Amsterdam, Netherlands

  DalaPay is an international payment service provider (PSP) and technical aggregator that enables businesses to accept and make payments globally, with a particular emphasis on Africa. Founded in 2023, the company offers a unified platform that supports instant deposits and payouts across multiple channels including bank cards, e-wallets, mobile money, vouchers, and cash via money transfer systems. DalaPay’s core value proposition lies in its ability to simplify cross-border payment integration for merchants, e-wallet operators, partner programs, and large enterprises operating in Africa’s fragmented financial landscape. The company describes itself as a “local solutions provider” in 18+ African countries, with a reach of 500 million users. It combines a global payment infrastructure with deep local knowledge, tailoring its services to the unique regulatory and operational realities of each market. DalaPay’s Unified API allows clients to connect rapidly, benefiting from a fast KYC process, an integrated antifraud monitoring system, and advanced dashboard and analytics tools. The company is privately held, small in size (2–10 employees as of its latest LinkedIn profile), and operates with a lean, focused team. While its official headquarters location is not publicly confirmed, its operations are heavily concentrated on the African continent, where it works closely with local financial ecosystem players to drive financial inclusion and digital payment adoption.

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  DASH

  Birmingham, Alabama, United States

  Dash Solutions is a privately held, bootstrapped technology company that provides digital payment and engagement solutions to employers, financial institutions, and government agencies. The company was founded in 1998 in Birmingham, Alabama, and has grown to 164 employees through organic, self-funded operations—it has never raised outside venture capital. Its proprietary technology stack powers a range of card-based products and programs, including payroll cards, expense management cards, gift cards, reward and incentive cards, and prepaid solutions. Dash Solutions focuses on high‑touch service and fast, customizable market‑ready deployments, leveraging decades of experience to help organizations streamline disbursements and improve recipient engagement. The company’s platform is designed to replace traditional paper checks, reduce fraud, and provide modern digital experiences for end users. Despite its long track record, Dash Solutions has remained relatively low‑profile, with annual recurring revenue reaching $39.4 million as of December 2023. The company positions itself as a nimble alternative to larger fintech providers, serving clients that require both robust compliance and personalized support. Its product suite is marketed primarily in the payroll, expense, and incentive verticals, with potential applicability in gift and rewards programs for various industries.

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  Cloverum

  Nicosia, Cyprus

  Cloverum is a Cyprus-based payment service generation provider that enables businesses to integrate crypto payments into their financial operations. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Nicosia, the company operates as a privately held entity under the legal name CLOVERUM FINANCE INVESTMENTS LTD. Cloverum positions itself as a “smart, fast and secure” crypto payment ecosystem, offering a suite of services designed to make digital finance accessible for startups and established enterprises alike. The company’s core offerings include a Crypto Payment Gateway that allows customers to pay with cryptocurrency from any device and location, a Business Crypto Wallet supporting over 50 crypto assets globally, a SaaS Solution built around customisable payment workflows, and Trading & OTC Services for processing and exchanging large volumes of crypto. Cloverum also provides distributed ledger technology services, including transaction authorization and exchange, as evidenced by its crypto asset payment gateway licence. With a team size estimated between 11 and 50 employees, Cloverum emphasises global reach, scalability, security, and client-centred innovation. Its mission is to “clover up” businesses’ finance streams by making crypto payments simple and secure. Despite its niche focus, the company remains largely under the radar in terms of public press coverage and executive visibility.

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  Coinis

  Podgorica, Podgorica Capital City, Montenegro

  Coinis is a Montenegro‑based technology company that evolved from a publisher‑side ad network into a full‑stack AI marketing platform. Founded in Podgorica around 2012–2014 by Anton Jurovicki and Dan Petkovic, the company initially operated as a programmatic advertising network serving e‑commerce brands, Amazon sellers, and performance marketers. In 2025, Coinis completed a strategic pivot to become an AI‑first ad creation and campaign management platform, introducing what it calls the world’s first system that can generate ready‑to‑run video and image ads from a single product photo or store URL — without filming, editing, or agency involvement. The platform harnesses multiple flagship AI video models, including Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Hailuo, to produce UGC‑style, cinematic, and product‑shoot advertisements. Beyond creative generation, Coinis offers direct campaign launch to Meta, real‑time ROAS tracking, and automated budget optimization that pauses underperforming creatives and scales winners. The company also maintains a publisher monetization solution for website owners. With a team of 51–200 employees, Coinis is privately held and bootstrapped, earning a 4.8/5 rating on G2 and Trustpilot. Its mission is to close the loop between ad creation and performance, allowing brands to achieve agency‑quality output without agency costs.

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  CoinsDo

  Singapore

  CoinsDo is a Singapore-headquartered provider of non-custodial wallet infrastructure tailored for cryptocurrency exchanges, fintech companies, payment platforms, and trading desks. Founded in 2017, the company enables businesses to manage deposits, automated payouts, and private keys without building an in-house wallet engineering team. Its core offering is a Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) platform that uses Multi-Party Computation (MPC) to split private keys, removing single points of failure. Supporting over 50 blockchains and more than 10,000 automatically added tokens, CoinsDo offers modular tools including CoinSend for batch payouts, CoinGet for deposit address generation, CoinFace for KYC/AML identity verification, and CoinSign for multi-party transaction signing. The company holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27701:2019 certifications, a US Money Services Business registration, and a Poland Virtual Asset Service Provider license. With approximately 11 employees and estimated annual recurring revenue of $1.2 million as of late 2025, CoinsDo has grown organically without external funding. Its pricing includes a free tier for early-stage projects, a standard plan for growing operations, and enterprise customisation for high-volume clients.

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  Coinexchange

  San Francisco, California, U.S. (remote-first as of 2025)

  Coinbase Global, Inc. is a publicly traded American cryptocurrency exchange founded in June 2012 by Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam. Headquartered in San Francisco but operating as a remote-first company, Coinbase is the largest U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange and the world’s biggest bitcoin custodian. As of 2023, it serves over 108 million verified users across more than 100 countries and holds nearly $516 billion in assets, including approximately 12% of all bitcoin in circulation and 11% of all staked Ether. The company went public via direct listing on the Nasdaq in April 2021 under the ticker COIN. Its core offerings include the Coinbase app for retail trading, Coinbase Advanced for professionals, Coinbase Wallet for self-custody, USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin, and Coinbase Prime for institutional clients. In March 2026, Coinbase announced a landmark partnership with Better Home & Finance and Fannie Mae to offer mortgages backed by cryptocurrency collateral, the first such GSE-backed product approved by the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

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  Clickbit

  Clickbit is a Telegram-based mini-app that positions itself as a zero-cost gateway to crypto rewards, sitting at the intersection of gamified finance and the iGaming-adjacent sector. Users earn BITs by repeatedly tapping a button, progress through levels, and unlock NFTs and gift cards, all without real-money wagering. The platform includes a self-custodial Solana wallet for storing BITs and managing NFT portfolios. Although it does not operate as a traditional gambling operator, its 'click-to-earn' mechanic shares design elements with social casinos and sweepstakes. Clickbit's revenue model likely relies on advertising, in-app purchases, or affiliate partnerships, though it is not publicly detailed. The brand name is also used by unrelated digital marketing and IT services firms in India, Australia, and Panama, but the crypto rewards project is the focus for iGaming audiences. The founding year and headquarters are unconfirmed, and only one leader—Shine Justin as Founder & CEO—has been identified, though his link to the crypto rewards project is inferred from a LinkedIn profile listing 'Click Bit'.

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  Cicada MM

  Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  Cicada Market Making (Cicada MM) is a Dubai-based provider of algorithmic market making, liquidity provisioning, and exchange strategy services tailored for Web3 projects. Founded by Maxim Moris (Motin) and Andrejs Rozenfelds, the company acts as a one-stop service partner for early-stage, mid-cap, and established blockchain projects, offering support from token launch through exchange listing and post-market growth. Cicada claims to manage over $100 million in assets under management (AUM) across more than 60 active clients, operating on both centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) exchanges. Its service suite includes algorithmic market making with up to $1 million in liquidity per project, marketing and advisory services, listing support, tokenomics and smart contract audit assistance, and an over-the-counter (OTC) trading desk for large, discreet trades. The team comprises over 50 experienced quants, traders, and marketing professionals. Cicada differentiates itself through transparency, offering clients a detailed dashboard with full visibility into operations, and by emphasizing long-term partnerships tied to profit-sharing from trading activities. The company is privately held and headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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  Blockchain.com

  London, England, United Kingdom

  Blockchain.com is a leading cryptocurrency financial services company that provides the infrastructure for moving money on-chain. Founded in August 2011 as the first Bitcoin blockchain explorer, it has grown into a multi-product ecosystem serving over 100 million retail users, institutional clients, and developers worldwide. The company offers a non-custodial wallet, a centralised exchange, over-the-counter and derivatives trading, staking rewards, a DeFi wallet, and developer APIs. In 2025, it launched June, a privacy-first AI assistant integrated into its wallet. Headquartered in London with offices in Malta, Dallas, and Lagos, Blockchain.com has raised approximately $590 million in funding, reaching a $7 billion valuation in 2021, and employs around 1,200 people. The company holds a MiCA licence for the European Economic Area and has built a reputation for regulatory compliance and innovation in the digital asset space.

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  BIT.com

  Singapore

  BIT.com is a cryptocurrency and stock trading platform that was originally launched under the name Matrixport in 2019. The platform rebranded to BIT.com and offers services including spot and derivative crypto trading, tokenized real-world assets, and wealth management products. It is operated by Matrixport, a digital asset financial services company founded by Jihan Wu, co-founder of Bitmain. The platform is regulated in Singapore and has expanded to offer US stocks trading. In early 2025, BIT.com announced a phased shutdown, with the platform expected to fully cease operations by March 2026, marking a significant shift in the company's strategy.

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  BitOk

  Warsaw, Poland

  BitOK is a blockchain analytics and compliance platform that provides automated Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Transaction (KYT) screening for cryptocurrency businesses, financial institutions, and regulators. Founded in the early 2020s (sources differ on the exact year) and headquartered either in Warsaw, Poland, or Hong Kong, the company aims to make the crypto market more transparent by bridging the gap between decentralised finance and traditional banking compliance frameworks. The platform offers real-time wallet and transaction analysis, flagging connections to high-risk entities and generating risk-scoring summaries. Its core products include KYT Office (for automated transaction monitoring and custom rule‑based alerts) and Graph (a deeper investigation tool that traces fund flows). BitOK also provides tailored solutions for investment platforms, helping them verify source of funds and demonstrate regulatory compliance. BitOK’s mission is to dispel the myths of cryptocurrency illegality and anonymity. The company says it uses modern data analytics algorithms and AI to achieve high levels of transaction‑monitoring quality. Its client base spans exchanges, banks, and individual traders across key crypto regions, including the CIS countries, Latin America, and global markets. The team operates remotely and numbers between 51 and 200 employees, according to its LinkedIn profile. Despite being a relatively young company, BitOK has positioned itself as a trusted partner for organisations that need to manage crypto‑related risks. The platform is designed to be scalable, supporting everything from small investment platforms to large financial institutions.