Payment Processor
Companies offering payment processor in the iGaming industry — 176 listed.

BFinance
London, United Kingdom
BFinance is a London-headquartered specialist investment consultant that provides implementation-focused advice to institutional asset owners worldwide. Founded in 1999, the firm has grown from a Paris-based start-up into a global advisory practice with 12 offices, serving more than 620 clients across 47 countries. BFinance does not manage assets or offer outsourced CIO (OCIO) services; instead, it operates a conflict-free, advisory-only model that positions itself as an extension of each client’s internal team. Its core services span manager research and selection, strategic asset allocation, portfolio design, ESG and sustainability advisory, operational due diligence, fee analysis, performance monitoring, and risk analytics. The firm claims to have advised on investments exceeding $330 billion, while its clients collectively oversee more than $9 trillion in total assets. Over the past 25 years, BFinance has completed over 1,900 engagements for pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, family offices, endowments, foundations, Sharia-compliant investors, and other institutional allocators. The firm differentiates itself through highly customised processes, transparent analysis, and a commitment to putting decision-making power back in the hands of asset owners. BFinance employs a globally distributed team of investment specialists, client consultants, and corporate professionals drawn from portfolio management, research, consultancy, and academia. The company continues to expand its geographic footprint and digital capabilities, reinforcing its position as a leading independent implementation partner for institutional investors.
BetixPay is a payment solutions provider that specializes in unifying local and global payment methods for high-growth markets, particularly South Asia. It offers a single-integration platform handling pay-ins, payouts, and settlements, with a focus on high-concurrency architecture designed for iGaming and gambling merchants. The company emphasizes support for localized payment rails such as India's UPI-based QR systems, positioning itself as a bridge between traditional trade and digital finance. With an estimated 11 to 50 employees, BetixPay operates a digital-first B2B model, catering to high-risk merchants requiring reliable and scalable financial infrastructure. The founder, Thahir Jalal Sikkandar Batcha, leads the company. While the technology is relevant across sectors, the company name and marketing strongly indicate a primary focus on the gambling industry.

Betatransfer
Tallinn, Estonia
Betatransfer is a privately held payment processor headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, founded in 2016. The company specialises in high-risk and medium-risk merchant segments, providing payment acceptance and management solutions primarily for the iGaming, betting, and adult entertainment industries. With over seven years of operational experience, Betatransfer has developed a technology stack that supports both fiat and cryptocurrency transactions, automated routing, currency exchange, and secure bank account transfers. It serves an international client base, offering localised payment methods in key markets including India, the CIS region, and Latin America. The company maintains a remote-friendly workforce of approximately 125 employees and operates as an unfunded, bootstrapped entity. In 2025, Betatransfer shifted its strategy from geographic expansion to focused execution and sustainable growth. It was nominated for Payment Solution of the Year at the 2026 G GATE Awards. The platform is built for high-volume, real-time payment processing, emphasising reliability during peak events such as major sports tournaments. Betatransfer does not publicly disclose its revenue, funding history, or detailed ownership structure.
Bankera ( Era Finance Ltd )
SOHO The Strand, Fawwara Building, Triq L-Imsida, GZR 1401, Gzira, Malta
Bankera, operated by Era Finance Ltd, is a Malta-based electronic money distribution agent that provides a comprehensive digital banking alternative for individuals and businesses, with a strong focus on serving the iGaming, cryptocurrency, eCommerce, and affiliate marketing sectors. Launched in 2017 by three Lithuanian fintech entrepreneurs—Vytautas Karalevičius, Mantas Mockevičius, and Justas Dobiliauskas—Bankera offers personal and business payment accounts with dedicated IBANs, multi-currency support across more than a dozen currencies, SEPA and SWIFT transfers, and both physical and virtual Visa debit cards. The platform is designed to be crypto-friendly, enabling seamless fiat transfers to and from cryptocurrency exchanges, and actively welcomes clients from regulated gambling and digital industries. Beyond retail banking, Bankera provides a Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) white-label solution that allows other financial companies and businesses to embed banking capabilities into their own products. The company operates as a registered agent of UAB Pervesk, an electronic money institution authorised by the Central Bank of Lithuania, and maintains its technology hub in Vilnius, Lithuania, where over 170 professionals work on product development, compliance, and security. With a growing presence across Europe and a focus on high-risk digital sectors, Bankera positions itself as a compliant, scalable payment infrastructure provider for the modern digital economy.

APS Advanced Payment Solutions
Fernie, British Columbia, Canada
APS Advanced Payment Solutions (APS) is a privately held Payment Service Provider that combines traditional fiat payment processing with blockchain technology. The company’s platform is built on the Stellar Blockchain Open Network, while also supporting Solana, Ethereum, and 60+ additional settlement layers. APS enables businesses to accept payments via card networks (Visa, Mastercard, JCB, UnionPay), digital wallets (Binance Pay, Binance Connect, KuCoin Pay), and alternative payment methods from over 150 countries. The company offers multi-currency settlement, on-chain payment solutions, and embedded payments for the MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platform, which is widely used in the trading and iGaming sectors. APS also provides corporate payment services and open banking integrations that allow merchants to receive funds from clients at 700+ European banks. The company markets itself as a “one integration” solution that bridges decentralized finance (DeFi) with traditional fiat payment rails, targeting fast-growing international businesses in e-commerce, iGaming, and financial services.

Allpass
Tallinn, Estonia
Allpass.ai is an automated identity verification (KYC) and anti‑money laundering (AML) compliance platform designed for startups and SMEs in crypto, fintech, and iGaming. Founded in 2021 in Tallinn, Estonia, by Denys Galenko and Viktor Plotnikov, the company emerged from the founders' own experience building a consumer fintech app, where they saw the need for a no‑code solution to replace slow manual onboarding. Allpass.ai offers a fully integrated suite including ID verification across 14,000+ document templates, liveness detection, customizable verification flows, and continuous AML screening against 3,000+ global watchlists. The platform boasts a 95% first‑try verification rate and speeds up client onboarding by up to 3x. It is a member of the Mastercard Engage Partner Program and was named the best Fintech startup in Ukraine by the Ukrainian Association of Fintech and Innovation Companies. Operating with a core team of 17, Allpass.ai emphasizes a privacy‑first approach, never accessing client personal data and allowing clients to delete their data independently.

Ace Revenue
Costa Rica
Ace Revenue is a long-standing online casino affiliate program established in 2009, partnering traffic sources with a curated portfolio of RTG-powered casino brands such as Captain Jack Casino and Planet 7 Casino. The program offers a tiered revenue-share model starting at 35% and rising to 45% for life, with no negative carryover and no bundling. Affiliates joining via GPWA can enjoy a special promotional 50% share for the first three months. The company operates under licenses from Costa Rica and Curacao and provides around-the-clock support, personalized marketing materials, real-time statistical reporting, and one-on-one retention strategies. Payments are made via NETELLER, bank wire, cheque, or Bitcoin, with a reputation for timely payouts. Ace Revenue welcomes players from most jurisdictions and exhibits regularly at major igaming affiliate conferences. The program has no activity quota, no earnings time limit, and no geographic restrictions on player sources, making it a flexible and attractive option for web publishers.
ABit is a global digital payment infrastructure provider focused on simplifying cross-border fund collection for businesses. The company, operating under the domain abit.global, presents itself as a payment gateway that enables merchants to accept payments from customers worldwide, with an emphasis on Asian markets and emerging economies. Its bilingual (Chinese and English) website states the mission: 'ABit powers global digital payment infrastructure, making every payment collectible.' Despite this public presence, very little independent information is available about the company's founding, leadership, or operational history. The company appears to be in an early or growth stage as of 2025, with no verified media coverage, partnership announcements, or funding rounds. Its exact headquarters and headcount remain unconfirmed, though the domain registration suggests a connection to China or Hong Kong. ABit likely targets e-commerce merchants, fintech platforms, and enterprises needing multi-currency processing and local payment method integration, competing with established players like Stripe and Adyen. However, due to the scarcity of public data, its market position and product specifics cannot be fully assessed.
5Pay Solutions
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
5Pay Solutions (branded as 5PAY) is a multi-licensed payment service provider that has rapidly gained recognition as a leading payment gateway for businesses in the Asia‑Pacific region, particularly serving the forex, iGaming, and high‑risk merchant sectors. Founded in 2023 and headquartered operationally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the company offers a comprehensive suite of payment, payout, and settlement services that bridge fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies (USDT). Its platform supports a wide array of local payment methods – cards, FPX, QR codes, and online banking – enabling merchants to accept payments seamlessly across Malaysia and other APAC markets. 5PAY prides itself on being fully compliant with international regulatory frameworks and holds licenses in both Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and the United Kingdom. In 2025, the company was awarded Best Payment Gateway in APAC by Finance Magnates and subsequently secured the UF AWARDS MEA 2026 title, underscoring its growing influence in the cross‑border payments space. With a strong emphasis on stability, scalability, and customisation, 5PAY positions itself as a reliable fintech partner for businesses that require secure, fast, and flexible payment orchestration across multiple channels and currencies.

Gurupay
J. Basanavičiaus St. 24, LT-03224 Vilnius, Lithuania
Gurupay (UAB Guru Pay) is a Lithuanian-licensed electronic money institution founded in 2018 and headquartered in Vilnius. The company provides e-money issuance and payment services to corporate and private clients across the EU, EEA, Switzerland, and select Caribbean and African jurisdictions. Positioning itself as a boutique financial infrastructure provider, Gurupay offers dedicated IBAN accounts, SEPA Instant, SWIFT transfers, foreign exchange, and API integrations. It targets iGaming operators, fintech firms, and e-commerce businesses that require reliable, compliant payment rails. Operating under the oversight of the Bank of Lithuania, the company is an authorised SWIFT and SEPA member. Gurupay differentiates through a combination of regulatory compliance, real-time human support, and a technology platform designed for long-term operational use. The company is privately funded with no disclosed venture capital rounds and is led by CEO Raimund Marcinkevič, who previously served as COO and CRO.

SILKPAY
Puteaux, France
Silkpay is a French fintech company founded in 2017 that provides omnichannel payment solutions enabling merchants to accept a broad spectrum of international and local payment methods through a single integration. Headquartered in Puteaux, France, the company serves merchants across Europe and the United States, offering both in-store and online payment acceptance. Its platform supports over 30 payment methods, including global card networks such as Visa, Mastercard, and UnionPay, as well as major Asian e-wallets like Alipay, WeChat Pay, and the 16+ wallets accessible through the Alipay+ network. Silkpay’s in-store product line includes POS terminals, SoftPOS (turning a smartphone into a payment terminal), QR code payments, cashier software integration, and a dedicated mobile app. For e-commerce, the company provides an API gateway, ready-to-use plugins for Prestashop and WooCommerce, and a pay-by-link feature. The company is privately held with approximately 11 employees and is licensed as a payment institution by the French regulator ACPR, focusing on bridging Western merchants with Asian payment ecosystems.

Noda
London, UK
Noda is a global open-banking payment platform founded in February 2020 in London, UK, and today serves online merchants across the EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and Brazil. The company specialises in streamlining the entire payment journey—from checkout to settlement—by connecting businesses with more than 2,000 banks in 28 countries and over 30,000 bank branches worldwide. Noda’s API-first platform enables account-to-account (A2A) payments, instant bank transfers, card processing, and a suite of auxiliary services including end-user KYC verification, lifetime value forecasting, UX optimisation, and AI-generated payment links. Although Noda addresses multiple verticals, its real-time, low-fee payment model is particularly attractive to high-volume, fast-settling sectors such as iGaming, online gaming, and digital content. The company’s flagship “Pay & Go” orchestration platform simplifies registration, KYC, and checkout into a single flow, reducing friction for both merchants and players. In 2025, Noda introduced QR-code payments for offline businesses and AI-powered payment pages for content creators and SMEs, further broadening its reach. The company operates through ten legal entities across Europe and the Americas, and its principal operating brand, Noda.live, now stands as an independent entity following a formal separation from its former parent, NaudaPay Limited, in early 2025. With a team of over 100 employees, Noda continues to scale its open-banking infrastructure, positioning itself as a key enabler of modern, instant payments in the gambling and broader e-commerce landscape.
Recent News

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EGBA report: European online GGR hits €18bn as AML and safer gambling efforts intensify
EGBA's 2025 Annual Activity Report shows combined online GGR of €18bn, a 34% annual rise, while the association expanded its AML work, safer gambling initiatives, and membership—including Tipico's addition and Super Technologies' board appointment.
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The European Gaming and Betting Association has lodged a complaint against Lithuanian fintech Walletto with the Bank of Lithuania, alleging it processes payments for illegal gambling operators. EGBA warns that such payment providers enable the scale of unlicensed gambling and calls for stronger enforcement by regulators and card schemes.

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Africa is rapidly solidifying its position as a major growth frontier for online gambling, propelled by rising mobile adoption and a mix of established and emerging markets like South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana. While robust expansion is evident, operators must navigate complex regulatory landscapes, over-regulation, and high taxes by prioritizing localization and fostering greater collaboration with local authorities.