Payment Processor

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

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Spayz.io
Nicosia, Cyprus
SPAYZ.io is a global payment service provider (PSP) founded in 2020 that builds payment infrastructure for complex, regulated, and high-chargeback industries, with a strong focus on emerging markets in Asia, Africa, and Europe. Headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus, the company enables online businesses to accept payments through a range of localized methods including bank transfers, eWallets, mobile money, online banking, QR code payments, and card acquiring. Its platform is designed to handle high-risk verticals such as iGaming, forex, and crypto, processing over 20 million transactions annually across more than 30 countries. In 2025, SPAYZ.io expanded into three African markets (South Africa, Egypt, Cameroon) and unveiled an Open Banking update at iFX Cyprus 2025. The company operates as a public limited company with a workforce estimated between 51 and 200 employees, and has not raised external venture funding. Its single-API integration allows merchants to accept payments globally while maintaining PCI DSS Level 1 compliance and real-time fraud detection.
Surge Group
No company named 'Surge Group' has been identified as operating in the iGaming or gambling industry through extensive web research. Multiple entities with the name 'Surge Group' exist across various sectors (including restaurant groups, recruitment, AI data labeling, IT consulting, and battery metals), but none have been confirmed to offer B2B products or services to the iGaming/gambling market. Further clarification from the user is required to pinpoint a specific entity.
Gigadat Inc
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Gigadat Solutions Inc. is a Canadian fintech company that has become the dominant payment processing partner for the country's online gambling industry. Founded in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 2013 by Guy Fietz, the company provides secure, real-time online banking payment solutions that enable e‑merchants, particularly iGaming operators, to accept and disburse funds using Canada's ubiquitous Interac e‑Transfer network. Gigadat's platform acts as the payments backbone behind the Interac option seen on most Canadian casino and sportsbook cashiers, handling instant deposits and withdrawals with a claimed 96% digital transaction penetration across the country. Backed by a team of seasoned Canadian payment experts, Gigadat serves a wide range of clients from startups to multinational enterprises, with a particular focus on gambling, travel, and subscription service verticals. The company is privately held and maintains its headquarters in Winnipeg, with a workforce estimated between 51 and 200 employees. It holds PCI DSS certification and emphasizes compliance with Canadian financial regulations, though it does not publicly disclose its payment institution or gambling licences. Gigadat has entrenched itself as the leading real-time payment processor for Canadian iGaming, giving operators a mandatory connection to offer the country's most popular deposit method.
Connpay
Riga, Latvia
Connpay is a group of licensed financial institutions operating across the CIS and Europe, providing modern payment infrastructure for global businesses. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Riga, Latvia, the company connects merchants to a unified ecosystem of over 100 payment solutions and 30+ currencies. Its platform covers card acquiring, alternative payment methods (APMs), payouts, merchant onboarding, and compliance support. Connpay specialises in high-growth and high-complexity verticals, particularly those considered high-risk, such as iGaming and gambling, where stable processing and transparent operations are critical. The company’s mission is to simplify payments for these sectors by delivering flexible fintech tools and a single point of integration. With a team of 51–200 employees, Connpay claims to help merchants scale quickly, enter new markets, and build reliable payment flows. The company has recently expanded its portfolio to include PayID for the Australian market, reinforcing its focus on providing high-performance payment solutions across multiple geographies and industries. Connpay is publicly listed on the SiGMA and iGB Affiliate events as an exhibitor, indicating its active presence in the gaming and affiliate marketing ecosystem.
COFAR
Extensive research across public databases, news archives, and industry directories has found no company operating under the name "COFAR" in the iGaming or gambling industry. Multiple organizations named COFAR exist in unrelated sectors: the Consortium for Food Allergy Research (CoFAR), a medical research consortium funded by the NIH/NIAID; COFAR Inc., a Massachusetts-based nonprofit advocating for individuals with developmental disabilities; and Smilecloud/Dentcof, a dental technology company founded by Florin Cofar. A French entity named Société COFAR (SAS) exists but its industry is unclear and not linked to gambling. All search queries specifically combining "COFAR" with gambling-related terms returned no relevant results. The company sought may be very small, a subsidiary, or known under a different legal name, but based on publicly available data, no gambling-related COFAR entity has been identified.
TodayPay
New York, NY, USA
TodayPay is a U.S.-based technology company that has created an entirely new payment category: Refunds as a Service (RaaS). Emerging from stealth at Money20/20 in October 2023, TodayPay addresses the $1.4 trillion annual refund market by decoupling the refund payment from the logistics of returns. Instead of simply reversing a charge to the original payment method—a slow, inflexible process that often frustrates consumers and burdens merchants—TodayPay enables merchants, marketplaces, logistics providers, and insurers to issue instant refunds through multiple delivery methods (e.g., debit card, digital wallet, gift card) on their customers’ preferred channel, often with added incentives such as cashback rewards. The company’s flagship product positions the refund as a customer retention and revenue tool rather than a cost center. Merchants using TodayPay can offer “Refund Now, Pay Later” options, reduce chargeback disputes, and increase repeat purchase intent by 25% or more. Consumers receive a “Better Refund” via a secure text link, with the ability to choose speed and payout method—and even earn a premium on the refunded amount. TodayPay integrates via a simple API or widget and is trusted by merchants ranging from Shopify stores to Fortune 100 companies. The company operates in over 20 countries and processes refunds in multiple currencies, leveraging partnerships with Visa, Amazon Web Services, Marqeta, and Soma Capital.
Vamos Pago
United Arab Emirates (inferred from phone number)
VamosPago is a global payment-solutions provider that connects businesses to customers through a single API-driven platform, with a strong emphasis on the iGaming and affiliate-marketing sectors. The company offers two main verticals: Campaigns (mass payouts for affiliate commissions) and Online Video Games (payment processing for casinos, sportsbooks, and esports). Its platform supports local payment methods in Latin America and Asia, aiming to reduce friction and boost conversion rates for operators. VamosPago is a privately owned, self-funded firm with 11–50 employees, according to its LinkedIn profile. The company maintains a low public footprint: no founding year, headquarters, or executive team are disclosed on its website, and its contact information lists a UAE telephone number. Despite its claims of maintaining top security certifications, no specific licences or accreditations are publicly named. The company appears to operate in the unregulated or grey-area fringes of the gaming payment space, making due diligence challenging for potential partners.
Surge Group
Surge Group is a technology services company that provides custom software development, system integration, quality assurance, and architecture design to business clients. Based on its LinkedIn profile, the company positions itself as an end-to-end technical solutions provider, though no further corporate details such as founding year, headquarters location, or employee count are publicly available in the provided search results. Despite the name appearing in multiple unrelated contexts—including a cleaning-consulting firm, an AI data company, and a restaurant group—none of the search results link this specific entity to the iGaming or gambling sector. Consequently, Surge Group cannot be confirmed as a participant in the iGaming industry based on the information supplied.
Spayz.io
Cyprus
SPAYZ.io is a global payment service provider that enables online businesses in regulated, high-chargeback, and complex industries to accept payments across multiple markets. Founded in 2020 and registered as a Money Service Business in 2021, the company processes over 20 million transactions annually across 30+ countries. Headquartered in Cyprus, it specialises in the Asian, African, and European markets, offering a unified platform that includes card acquiring, bank transfers, eWallets, online banking, mobile money, QR code payments, and mass payouts. The platform is designed for high-risk verticals such as iGaming, forex, and crypto, emphasising PCI DSS compliance and localised payment methods. In 2025, SPAYZ.io expanded into South Africa, Egypt, and Cameroon with EFT bank transfers and mobile money solutions, and was nominated for the “Emerging Markets Payment Solution 2025” award at SIGMA Africa. The company employs 51–200 people and describes itself as a public company, though its leadership remains largely undisclosed.
Daubanx
Daubanx is a next-generation fintech platform offering comprehensive cross-border payment and financial infrastructure for both businesses and individuals. The platform integrates virtual and physical card issuance, multi-currency IBAN accounts supporting SEPA and SWIFT transactions in 38 currencies, a cryptocurrency exchange, and white-label solutions for companies wanting to offer branded payment services. Daubanx also issues the DAU token, a digital asset backed by LBMA-certified 9999 fineness physical gold stored in a Swiss bank. The company serves a broad clientele including e-commerce firms, fintech startups, crypto-oriented businesses, and digital nomads, emphasizing convenience over traditional banks and safety over exchange offices. While Daubanx claims partnerships with major banks and payment systems globally and holds PSP and crypto operator licenses, the company's website provides no details on founding history, headquarters, leadership, or employee count, making its operational scale and jurisdiction difficult to assess.
Pay Planet
London, United Kingdom
Planet is a global financial technology company that provides integrated payments, currency conversion, and tax‑free shopping solutions to more than 550,000 merchants and 100 partner banks across 60+ markets on five continents. Founded in 1985 as Cashback Ltd. in Galway, Ireland, the company began by facilitating VAT refunds for international visitors and has since expanded through organic growth and strategic acquisitions, including the 2017 purchase of Planet Payment. Today, Planet’s unified platform supports online, in‑person, and omnichannel payments, dynamic currency conversion, gift card programmes, and hospitality software such as protel hotelsoftware. Headquartered in London with over 2,500 employees, the company is privately held by Advent International and Eurazeo. In 2025, new CEO Eric Heurtaux was appointed to lead the next phase of growth as Planet aims to become a leading integrated payments and software partner for retail, hospitality, and financial sectors.
Yesly
Yesly is a direct iGaming advertiser operating its own in-house network of owned-and-operated brands. The company positions itself as a performance marketing agency tailored specifically for the gambling and betting vertical, offering programmatic media buying and audience acquisition services. Yesly’s core differentiator is that it does not rely on third-party affiliate inventory; instead, it has built a proprietary network composed entirely of its own branded assets, which it uses to deliver traffic and conversions for partner operators. The company’s website (yesly.com) describes its model as “totally epic” but provides few operational details beyond the value proposition of being a direct, brand-owner advertiser. A secondary arm, Yesly Fund, is listed on the same domain as an investment solution for partners, suggesting a broader financial service offering. Public information about Yesly is extremely sparse – no founding date, headquarters address, headcount, or leadership profiles are disclosed on the company’s site or in any of the search results reviewed. The only available social media presence (TikTok, Instagram) under the handle “yesly” belongs to an unrelated influencer (Yesly Dimate). The LinkedIn profile “YESLY” (linkedin.com/company/drinkyesly) corresponds to a separate beverage company (Yesly Water), not the iGaming entity. As a result, nearly all standard corporate details for the iGaming Yesly cannot be confirmed with reasonable confidence and are left null.