Payment Provider
Companies offering payment provider in the iGaming industry — 383 listed.
PayOp
Riga, Latvia
PayOp is a payment gateway and payment service provider built specifically for high-risk online businesses, with iGaming and sports betting, forex, cryptocurrency and adult industries among its core markets. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Riga, Latvia, the company enables merchants to accept more than 300 local and global payment methods - cards, bank transfers, e-wallets, mobile money and crypto/stablecoin rails - through a single REST API integration and dashboard, a model aimed at operators that mainstream processors such as Stripe or PayPal routinely decline. The platform bundles smart transaction routing, an anti-fraud and risk engine, recurring billing, mass payouts, payment links and crypto settlement, with onboarding tailored to gambling operators' needs. PayOp distributes through direct sales, industry events such as ICE and SiGMA, and acquiring-bank partnerships rather than heavy advertising, and no external venture funding has been publicly reported. The company has gained visibility in the gambling sector's awards circuit, appearing in the Casino Guru Awards 2026 results covered by iGamingDirect, and its operational footprint spans Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa.
Deus X Pay
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Deus X Pay is a regulated stablecoin payments provider that builds institutional-grade transaction infrastructure for businesses, with a particular emphasis on iGaming operators. Registered in Canada as Deus X Pay International Limited, the company holds Money Services Business status with FINTRAC and Payment Service Provider registration with the Bank of Canada under the Retail Payment Activities Act. Its platform lets merchants accept crypto deposits and withdrawals, settle around the clock, and convert funds into USD, EUR or AED while retaining the option to hold or trade digital assets. The product suite spans business wallets, dynamic invoicing, API/SDK widgets, static wallet addresses and pre-built cashier integrations with Praxis, BridgerPay and ZotaPay. Deus X Pay also operates a discreet trading desk for large crypto trades, positioning compliance, speed and treasury efficiency as its main selling points. The company's participation in G&M Events Argentina 2026 points to a strategic push into Latin American regulated gambling markets. For compliance-conscious businesses looking to add crypto payment rails without building the underlying infrastructure, Deus X Pay presents a turnkey, regulated option.
ProntoPaga
Miami, Florida, United States
ProntoPaga is a Latin America-focused payments processor serving the online gambling industry. It works as a B2B gateway rather than a consumer wallet, giving sportsbooks and online casino operators a single API through which to accept local payment methods across the region. Its main value proposition is higher conversion and approval rates in markets where credit card penetration is low and players prefer local alternatives such as OXXO, SPEI, PIX, boleto bancário, and cash-based networks. The company has built a visible presence at international iGaming events, including the SBC North America Summit, where it showcases its deposit, withdrawal, and transaction management tools to operators looking to enter Latin American markets. ProntoPaga positions itself as a specialised payments partner for the iGaming vertical, with a focus on regulatory compliance, fast settlement, and reliable payout processing. It was established in the late 2010s and operates across key Latin American gambling jurisdictions, with a commercial footprint that also reaches the United States through its participation in North American industry events. The platform is designed to reduce the burden of integrating multiple local payment providers by offering a single connection to many regional methods. ProntoPaga is a relatively compact but active player in the growing Latin American iGaming payments space, competing with larger global processors by specialising in the region's unique payment infrastructure.
Caixa Econômica Federal
Brasília, Federal District, Brazil
Caixa Econômica Federal is a state-owned Brazilian bank and the fourth largest in the country by assets. Founded in 1861 by Emperor Dom Pedro II, it operates as both a commercial and social bank, managing key public programs such as FGTS, PIS, and federal lotteries. Headquartered in Brasília, Caixa is a central player in Brazil's housing finance, infrastructure PPPs, and digital banking.
AGS LLC
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
AGS LLC, operating under the brand AGS and publicly as PlayAGS, Inc., is a Las Vegas-based casino gaming supplier. Founded in 2005 as American Gaming Systems, the company designs slot machines, table-game systems, progressive jackpots, and online casino content. AGS is best known for its Orion cabinet family and StarWall LED jackpot display, which are widely used on North American casino floors. The company positions itself as a mid-tier challenger to larger suppliers such as IGT, Light & Wonder, Aristocrat, and Everi, with particular strength in Class II gaming, video bingo, and table-game side bets. It went public on the NYSE in January 2018 under the ticker AGS, and has since expanded into iGaming and social gaming through AGS Interactive. AGS regularly exhibits at G2E, showcasing new slot hardware, game content, and table-game innovations to commercial and tribal casino operators. While smaller in scale than its largest competitors, AGS has built a durable niche by combining cost-effective hardware, reliable game content, and distinctive jackpot and side-bet products that help operators differentiate their casino floors.
Beyond Bancard is a payments-focused company serving the commercial gambling industry, identified through its participation as an exhibitor at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E), one of the largest trade events for gaming operators and suppliers. The company’s name and the G2E context indicate that it operates at the intersection of financial technology and regulated gambling, most plausibly offering merchant accounts, payment processing, gateways, or related cash-management services to online casinos, sportsbooks, and land-based gaming establishments. Beyond Bancard was listed among G2E exhibitors, which places it within the ecosystem of suppliers that enable gambling operators to accept and manage customer funds. However, beyond that exhibitor listing, verifiable public information is extremely limited. The company does not appear in mainstream gaming-trade coverage, regulatory filings, or established business directories with enough detail to confirm its founding history, headquarters, leadership, or named products. As a result, this profile deliberately limits itself to what the exhibitor listing can confirm and avoids speculation about the company’s scale or operations. The sparse public footprint may suggest a small, privately held vendor, but that characterization remains an inference rather than a documented fact.
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