Payment Processor
Companies offering payment processor in the iGaming industry — 176 listed.
CoinW
Singapore
CoinW is a global cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2017 that has grown from a regional Southeast Asian platform to serving over 20 million users across more than 200 countries. The exchange handles over $5 billion in daily trading volume and supports more than 1,000 tokens across 500+ spot pairs, along with futures trading offering up to 200x leverage. Known for competitive fees (0.1% spot, 0.02%/0.06% futures maker/taker) and a strong emphasis on security and compliance, CoinW has secured licenses in multiple jurisdictions including a pioneering digital asset trading license in the Middle East. The platform differentiates itself through high-profile sports sponsorships with athletes like Luka Modrić and Andrea Pirlo, and offers a comprehensive ecosystem including spot and futures trading, copy trading, wealth management, staking, a Web3 wallet, and educational resources. Headquartered in Singapore, the company employs over 1,000 professionals from 30 nations and operates under co-CEOs Zhao Tian and David Bai.
0xProcessing is a cryptocurrency payment gateway and processing platform designed to help businesses accept digital asset payments securely and efficiently. Founded with the goal of bridging the gap between crypto and mainstream commerce, the company provides a robust infrastructure that supports over 85 cryptocurrencies across 18 blockchain networks and integrates with more than 20 Web3 wallets. Its platform is built for e-commerce, iGaming, GameFi, Forex, and digital service sectors, offering features such as automated volatility hedging, fiat settlement, AML compliance, and a simple API for rapid integration. With a claimed payment acceptance rate of up to 99.9% and over five years of operational experience, 0xProcessing has processed billions in transaction volume and serves more than 400 businesses globally. The company emphasizes zero chargebacks, no third-party dependencies, and availability worldwide without banking restrictions. It has been recognized at industry events such as SiGMA Dubai, where in February 2026 it won the "Best Crypto Payment Solution 2026" award. 0xProcessing positions itself as a one‑stop solution for any business looking to add crypto payment capabilities, combining a user‑friendly merchant dashboard with advanced backend tools for risk management and liquidity.

Novomatic (Admiral Pay)
Rimini, Italy
ADMIRAL Pay is the regulated payment institute of the NOVOMATIC Italia Group, authorized by the Bank of Italy since 2018. It provides a suite of digital payment and financial solutions tailored for gaming operators, retail merchants, and consumers. The institute's platform enables secure, instant, and traceable transactions, supporting compliance with Italy's regulated gaming market. Key products include the APay E‑Wallet mobile app launched in 2022, which offers an IBAN account for deposits, withdrawals, and everyday payments, as well as the APay Card and APay Station self‑service kiosk. ADMIRAL Pay's B2B payment platform integrates with NOVOMATIC Italia's Quigioco online gaming platform for seamless cash management. The institute is part of the wider NOVOMATIC Group, a global gaming technology leader with revenue of approximately €3.6 billion in 2025 and operations in about 50 countries. In 2025, ADMIRAL Pay was awarded 'B2B Industry Leader Italy' at the SiGMA B2B Awards, highlighting its role in digital payment innovation for the gaming sector.
Zenex
India
Zenex Animal Health is India’s second‑largest animal health company, formed in July 2021 when a consortium led by Multiples Private Equity acquired the animal health business of Cadila Healthcare Limited (now Zydus Lifesciences). Headquartered in India, the company is dedicated to improving livestock productivity and farmer livelihoods through science‑driven veterinary solutions. Its product portfolio spans farm‑care products, feed supplements, vaccines, dewormers, and therapeutic treatments primarily for cattle, buffalo, and poultry. Zenex also emphasizes antimicrobial resistance (AMR) mitigation, partnering with organizations such as the Asian Development Bank to train farmers and veterinarians in antibiotic stewardship. In February 2026, the company announced the acquisition of a majority stake in Netherlands‑based VievePharm, expanding its European footprint. Zenex has raised over $62 million from investors including the Asian Development Bank, International Finance Corporation (IFC), CPP Investments, and Multiples Alternate Asset Management. The company was reportedly exploring a stake sale or IPO at a valuation exceeding $1 billion as of 2025. With a strong R&D focus and a commitment to biosecurity and animal welfare, Zenex is a key player in the rapidly growing Indian animal health market.
48Pacific
Singapore
48Pacific is a privately held, end-to-end white-label iGaming platform built specifically for the Asian online gaming market. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Singapore, the company provides a complete turnkey solution that enables operators to launch and manage online casino, sportsbook, and lottery businesses without needing in-house development or licensing. The platform emphasizes a “no monthly fees” pricing model and offers certified casino software and games. Its specialities span white-label gaming, turnkey solutions, online sports betting, and live dealer provision. With a workforce estimated between 201 and 500 employees, 48Pacific positions itself as a comprehensive partner for operators looking to enter the regulated and emerging iGaming markets across Asia. The company’s offering is designed to cover the full operational lifecycle, from platform provisioning to game aggregation and ongoing support.
InOut Games is a licensed B2B provider of crash games and provably fair gaming products for the online casino industry. Operating under a gaming license from the Gaming Board of Anjouan, the company positions itself as a supplier of unique gamified products using cutting-edge technologies, focusing on the rapidly growing crash-game vertical. Its portfolio includes 30+ games, though specific titles are not publicly named. The company emphasizes swift integration, multilingual support, multi-currency options, and 24/7 partner assistance, allowing operators to white-label the games for custom branding. Publicly available information about InOut Games is limited; the company does not publish founding details, leadership bios, or headquarters address. Its social media presence is minimal, and it has no Wikipedia page or extensive press coverage. Despite the sparse public record, the core value proposition is clear: delivering crash-style and provably fair games with speed-to-market and localization. The crash-game segment is highly competitive, with established providers like Spribe and Hacksaw Gaming, but InOut Games claims recognition as a 'Rising star' and 'Game Demand Leader'.
iGATE is a B2B provider of turnkey online casino and sportsbook solutions, serving operators in the global iGaming industry. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products including casino platform software, sportsbook engine, gamification tools, and player management systems. Its solutions emphasize customization, real-time adaptability, and regulatory compliance, enabling operators to launch and scale their online gambling businesses efficiently. iGATE positions itself as a technology partner that combines innovation with operational support, delivering tailored designs and advanced mechanics to enhance player engagement and retention. The platform supports multi-currency, multi-language, and multi-jurisdictional operations, catering to both established brands and new entrants. With a focus on data-driven decision-making and security, iGATE aims to provide a robust foundation for online gaming enterprises. The company maintains a very low public profile, typical of many B2B gambling technology firms, and does not publicly disclose leadership, headcount, or founding details.

FABICash
New Orleans, Louisiana
FABICash, also known as First American Bankcard Inc., is a privately held company headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, that provides cash access, cashless gaming, and anti-money laundering compliance solutions for casinos in the United States and Canada. Founded in April 1996 by Anthony F. Rabito Jr., the company started as a local ATM deployer and has grown into a comprehensive omnichannel cash-access platform serving over 200 casino partners across more than 300 properties. Its integrated suite includes credit/debit card cash advances, ATM services, check cashing, TITO kiosks, e-wallet cashless wagering, mobile jackpot processing, and Title 31 AML reporting. FABICash designs and manufactures its own hardware, such as the FABIKiosk, and owns its web-based software. With over 40 in-house software engineers and a 24/7 national call center, the company achieved the #1 ranking among cash access providers in a 2022 MKM Partners survey, excelling in system uptime, transaction speed, kiosk functionality, and customer service. The company has also donated over $1 million in scholarships to Native American students.
ecoPayz
Horsham, United Kingdom
ecoPayz is a global payment solutions provider that enables individuals and businesses to send, receive, and manage money online. Founded in 2000 under the original name ecoCard, the company has evolved into a comprehensive e-wallet and payment processing platform serving over 45 currencies. Headquartered in Horsham, United Kingdom, ecoPayz operates under the regulatory oversight of EcoPayz Georgia LLC, which is licensed by the Kutaisi Hualing Free Industrial Zone in Georgia (license number 0110/481). The platform is particularly popular in the iGaming and online gambling industry, where it is widely accepted as a deposit and withdrawal method at casinos and sportsbooks. ecoPayz offers a range of products including personal accounts for consumers, business accounts for payroll and mass payouts, and merchant accounts with an integrated payment gateway for online businesses. Despite its long history, the company remains privately held and unfunded, with an estimated team of 13 employees as of mid-2024. Its services are accessible via a web interface and mobile-optimized platform, allowing users to top up their accounts through various local payment methods. With a focus on instant, secure transactions and low-cost cross-border transfers, ecoPayz continues to serve a niche but loyal customer base in the iGaming, forex, and e-commerce sectors.

Cryptonix
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Cryptonix is a Lithuania-licensed crypto payment processor that enables businesses to accept, manage, and settle cryptocurrency payments through a single platform. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Surrey, Canada, the company positions itself as a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain-based transactions, offering tools such as mass payouts, fiat on-/off-ramps, crypto invoice generation, and internal project transfers. The platform supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, and dozens of other digital currencies, and claims to reduce settlement times from weeks to hours while eliminating intermediaries and chargeback risks. Cryptonix operates under a Lithuanian virtual asset service provider license and maintains offices in Lithuania and Spain, adhering to anti-money laundering (AML) policies and international financial regulations. Its target audience includes e-commerce businesses, freelancers, suppliers, and any enterprise seeking to integrate crypto payments without the complexity of building in-house infrastructure. With a team of 11–50 employees, Cryptonix markets itself as a compliant, secure, and cost-effective alternative to traditional payment gateways, focusing on real-world adoption of cryptocurrency for everyday business operations.

Crane Payment Innovations
Malvern, Pennsylvania, United States
Crane Payment Innovations (CPI) is a global provider of integrated payment technology solutions for unattended and attended retail environments. Formed in 2013 through the combination of Crane Co.'s payment and merchandising units with the MEI Conlux Holding Group, CPI now operates as a business unit of Crane NXT Co., which spun off from Crane Co. in 2023. The company employs approximately 3,100 people across 65 locations worldwide, with headquarters in Malvern, Pennsylvania. CPI’s portfolio includes coin and note validators, cash recyclers, cashless payment terminals, vending machines under the Crane Convenience brand, and enterprise software for remote monitoring and analytics. A notable recent initiative is the CPI Goes Green program, which aims to deliver more energy-efficient vending solutions. The company serves customers in gaming, vending, retail, transportation, and financial services, leveraging engineering heritage from acquired brands such as MEI, CashCode, NRI, Conlux, Telequip, Money Controls, and Cummins-Allison.

CountR GmbH
Kleinmachnow, Brandenburg, Germany
CountR GmbH is a German-based global leader in advanced payment systems and automated cash-handling solutions, founded on 9 November 2003 and headquartered in the Technology-Innovation-Science Park in Kleinmachnow, near Berlin. The company specializes in developing multifunctional self-service terminals and centralized management software for the casino, sports-betting, lottery, retail, and entertainment sectors. Its flagship CashIO series of kiosks enables secure cashless and coinless transactions, player verification, and real-time monitoring, while the complementary TITA and CATA table micro-kiosks accelerate transaction speeds at table games. The ART software platform provides operators with a unified view of all connected devices. CountR has installed thousands of units across more than 30 countries and supports a wide range of casino-system interfaces. The company is privately held and family-run, with approximately 100 employees, and has earned industry accolades such as the BEGE Award 2023 and the Cutting Edge Award 2023. Its headquarters are solar-powered and equipped with EV charging stations, reflecting a commitment to sustainability.
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