Payment Provider
Companies offering payment provider in the iGaming industry — 383 listed.

PayNearMe, Inc.
Santa Clara, California, United States
PayNearMe is a B2B fintech company that provides a cloud-based payment platform specifically designed for non-commerce businesses such as personal lenders, tolling authorities, credit unions, and iGaming operators. Founded in 2009 by Danny Shader, the company originally enabled secure cash payments in a digital-first world and has since evolved into a full-spectrum Payment Experience Management (PXM) provider. Its flagship PayXM platform unifies payment acceptance across online, mobile, IVR, text, email, and in-person channels, supporting all major methods including cards, ACH, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, PayPal, Cash App Pay, and cash. In 2025, PayNearMe processed over $50 billion in annual payment volume, surpassed $200 million in revenue with 60% year-over-year growth, and secured $50 million in Series E funding. The company serves more than 20,000 businesses and employs approximately 225 people, with headquarters in Santa Clara, California and a new Dallas office.

Pavilion Payments Gaming Services Inc.
7201 W Lake Mead Blvd # 450, Las Vegas, NV 89128, USA
Pavilion Payments Gaming Services Inc., operating as Pavilion Payments, is a specialized omnichannel payment solutions provider exclusively serving the global gaming and gambling industry. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company delivers an integrated ecosystem of cashless, digital, and in-person payment technologies that enable gaming operators to offer flexible funding, play, and cash-out options across physical casinos, online platforms, and mobile environments. Its platform supports a broad array of transaction methods, including ACH (e-check), Apple Pay, TITO kiosks, and mobile applications such as VIP Mobility and VIP LightSpeed. With over two decades of operating history and approximately $100 million in annual revenue, Pavilion Payments processes billions of transactions for millions of gaming patrons across North America. The company serves a diverse client base that includes tribal casinos, commercial gaming properties, and iGaming operators, helping them streamline operations, enhance the guest experience, and maximize patron spend. In 2026, the company entered a new leadership phase with the appointment of Diallo Gordon as Chief Executive Officer, following a period of operational momentum and strategic acquisitions such as the agreement to acquire DiTRONICS Financial Services.

Paramount Commerce
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Paramount Commerce is Canada’s leading pay-by-bank payment partner, specializing in real-time bank-to-bank payments for businesses and consumers. Founded in 2003 in Toronto, Ontario, the company enables merchants to accept, send, and verify payments directly from bank accounts, bypassing credit cards or e-wallets. Over the past two decades, Paramount has processed over $100 billion in total payment value and serves hundreds of major brands across iGaming, sports betting, financial services, and remittances. Its core solutions include Interac e-Transfer payments, EFT, online bank verification, and a machine learning-powered risk management platform that eliminates chargebacks. In 2025, the company launched in-game payments and a redesigned Merchant Portal with live dashboards and conversion benchmarking. Paramount operates as a regulated Money Services Business under FINTRAC, is SOC II Type II certified, and holds elite membership in Payments Canada. With partnerships including BMO and TerraPay, and a reach of over 40 million consumers, Paramount continues to expand its footprint in Canadian pay-by-bank payments.
Paylevo
Stockholm, Sweden
Paylevo AB is a Swedish invoice-based payment solution provider that enables consumers – primarily online casino and gambling customers – to deposit funds securely and conveniently from any device using credit. Formerly operating under the name Kriita, Paylevo performs real-time Know Your Customer (KYC) and credit checks to establish individual credit limits, allowing users to make deposits on invoice without needing a traditional credit card or pre-funded wallet. Founded around 2012 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Paylevo functions as a mobile payment gateway tailored to the iGaming industry. The company is privately held and operates with a lean team of 2–10 employees. Despite its niche focus, Paylevo has faced regulatory scrutiny in its home market: in 2015, the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finansinspektionen) ordered the company to cease its credit-extension activities due to a lack of the required license. Nonetheless, Paylevo continues to be listed as a payment method at numerous online casinos, particularly those targeting Scandinavian and European players. Its core value proposition – instant deposits on credit with a streamlined mobile interface – addresses a specific need among gamblers who prefer invoice billing or lack immediate access to other payment methods. The company’s official website is http://www.paylevo.com, and its LinkedIn presence indicates a focus on financial services, payments, and mobile invoice solutions.
PayDo
Saffron Walden, Essex, United Kingdom
PayDo is a globally regulated Electronic Money Institution (EMI) that provides a comprehensive, unified payment ecosystem for both businesses and individuals. Founded in 2017 by Serhii Zakharov, who at age 25 became one of the youngest CEOs approved by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to operate an EMI, PayDo is headquartered in Saffron Walden, Essex, United Kingdom. The company employs between 51 and 200 people and operates under FCA and FINTRAC regulations, holding principal memberships with both Visa and Mastercard. PayDo’s platform is designed to eliminate payment fragmentation by offering a single-contract, single-integration suite of services. These include multicurrency IBAN accounts, corporate and personal cards, merchant checkout solutions, mass payouts, Direct SEPA & SEPA Instant processing, USD SWIFT accounts, dedicated C2B Open Banking collections accounts, and direct acquiring. The company’s non-redirect E-Wallet checkout innovation provides merchants with full friendly-fraud protection without rolling reserves. Serving over 28 industries—including e‑commerce, IT services, marketplaces, gaming, and fintech—PayDo holds PCI DSS Level 1 certification and offers fully remote account openings for UK and non-UK residents. By bringing together enterprise-grade infrastructure and fintech agility, PayDo positions itself as a one-stop financial partner for global online businesses.
PayBrokers
Brazil
PayBrokers is a Brazilian payment service provider specialized in the gaming, gambling and lottery sectors. Founded in 2021, the company has rapidly established itself as a key facilitator of deposits and withdrawals for Brazilian and international merchants operating in Latin America’s regulated iGaming market. Its core offering centers on processing instant payment transactions via PIX – the Brazilian Central Bank’s real-time payment system – enabling users to complete pay-ins and pay-outs in under five seconds. PayBrokers also provides eFX services for cross-border online purchases and supports settlements through both FIAT SWIFT and cryptocurrency channels. In 2023, the company became an authorized payments institution directly plugged into the Central Bank of Brazil, a regulatory milestone that enhances security and compliance. That same year, PayBrokers entered Brazil’s state lottery market, diversifying its portfolio. The company has earned multiple industry accolades, including Best Emerging Markets Payment Solution (2023 and 2024) and Best Payment Provider (2023), and was ranked among the Top 10 Payment and Card Solutions Providers in Latin America.

PayFuture
London, England
Payfuture is a global payments infrastructure provider that enables businesses to accept local payment methods, process online payments, and manage cross-border settlements, with a specific focus on high-growth, underbanked emerging markets. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in London, the company serves over 250 merchants across e‑commerce, iGaming, and financial services. Through a single API integration, Payfuture connects global merchants to local payment options in key markets including India, Nigeria, Brazil, Egypt, Pakistan, Kenya, and South Africa. The company’s technology stack supports pay-ins, pay-outs, and cross-border settlements, helping businesses overcome traditional barriers to entry in regions where 85% of the world’s population resides. Payfuture employs over 120 people from more than 20 nationalities across four global locations, and positions itself as a next‑generation payment gateway connector that unlocks net new revenue streams via high approval rates, conversion recovery tools, and seamless customer experiences. Its mission is to empower global expansion by removing financial and geographical barriers, while its vision is to become the foremost enabler of commerce in emerging markets, fostering financial inclusion and economic growth.
Pay4Fun
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Pay4Fun is a Brazilian payment institution authorised by the Central Bank of Brazil (BACEN) and a pioneer in providing digital payment solutions tailored for the iGaming and sports betting industry. Founded in 2018 in São Paulo, the company was created to offer a secure, compliant, and efficient payment method for online operators entering the Brazilian market. Its core offering is an e-wallet that allows users to deposit and withdraw funds using locally preferred methods such as PIX, Boleto, bank transfer, and credit cards. In 2024, Pay4Fun launched Pay4Fun GO, a gateway system enabling direct deposits on merchant websites without requiring a Pay4Fun account, further streamlining transactions. With over 500 integrations and a 24/7 customer service team, the company has become a key strategic partner for international operators navigating Brazil's unique financial landscape. Pay4Fun has received multiple industry awards, including Payment Innovation of the Year at the SBC Summit Awards 2024 and Payment Platform Innovation at the CGS Awards 2024. Headquartered in São Paulo and led by co-founder and CEO Leonardo Baptista, the firm continues to grow its revenue, client base, and employee numbers while expanding into land-based lotteries and physical casino solutions.

payabl.
Limassol, Cyprus
payabl. is a European financial technology provider that consolidates payment processing and business banking into a unified platform, helping merchants manage money flow with clarity and control. Founded in 2011 in Limassol, Cyprus, the company holds dual electronic money licences from the Central Bank of Cyprus and the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, and maintains offices in Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, and Vilnius. It supports over 300 payment methods, offering online and in-store card acquiring, multi-currency business accounts, virtual card issuance, and a central dashboard called payabl.one that delivers real-time transaction tracking, automated reconciliation, and AI-driven fraud prevention. In 2025, payabl. refreshed its brand around the proposition "making money flow," launched in-store POS in the UK, added SEPA Direct Debit, and introduced virtual business cards with dynamic spending controls. The company has won multiple industry awards, including Best Payment Service Provider at FMLS and Platinum for Virtual Cards Innovation at Juniper Research’s Future Digital Awards. Competing with incumbents like Adyen, Stripe, and Checkout.com, payabl. targets both SMEs and larger enterprises needing a single platform for omnichannel and cross-border transactions.

Papaya
New York, USA
Papaya Global is an enterprise-grade global payroll and payments platform that enables companies to manage and pay their entire workforce—employees, contractors, and contingent workers—in over 160 countries. Founded in 2016 in Israel, the company combines AI-driven automation with a licensed payments infrastructure to streamline what was traditionally a fragmented, manual process. Papaya Global’s platform integrates with major HR and finance systems, offering real-time compliance, multi-currency payments, and full liability coverage for payroll errors. The company has raised more than $440 million from top-tier investors including Insight Partners, Tiger Global Management, and Scale Venture Partners, achieving a valuation of $3.7 billion at its most recent funding round. Papaya Global processes over $40 billion in payments annually and serves hundreds of global enterprises. Its payment services are offered through Azimo, a licensed payments arm regulated in five Tier-1 jurisdictions, in partnership with J.P. Morgan. The company’s rapid growth and focus on compliance (SOC 1/2, ISO 27001/27701, GDPR) have made it a leader in the global workforce payment space.
Pagsmile
São Paulo, Brazil
Pagsmile is a Brazilian-headquartered payment technology company that provides an integrated platform for global merchants to accept payments and manage payouts across Latin America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Founded in 2012, the company focuses on reducing the friction of entering emerging markets by offering localised payment methods, unified reconciliation, and marketing support. Pagsmile positions itself as a gaming-friendly processor, having launched its own mobile games and accumulated over 30 million registered users in that vertical, which gives it a deep understanding of iGaming payment flows. Its core solutions include a full checkout suite, the Transfersmile digital wallet, and the LinkMe advertising platform. The company processes approximately 50 million orders monthly, with a trading volume of USD 800 million. Pagsmile is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, and maintains a global presence through its parent entity, Pagsmile Limited. It continues to expand its offering for B2B clients, particularly in the iGaming, e-commerce, and financial services sectors, with recent participation in major fintech events such as Money20/20 Europe and Fintouch.

Online IPS
Springfield House Dandling Road, Suite F12, Maidstone, England ME142LP, United Kingdom
Online IPS (Online International Payment Solutions) is a global payment processing company founded in 2007 that specializes in multi-national payment solutions, particularly for US-based merchants seeking to expand into international markets. The company acts as a bridge between US merchants and European acquiring banks and payment gateways, offering a single connection to over 200 acquiring banks worldwide. Over the years, Online IPS has expanded its footprint into Latin American markets including Brazil (2013), Colombia (2016), Peru (2018), Mexico (2022), and Chile (2023). The company focuses on three core missions: empowering global commerce, fostering local expertise through regional teams, and driving innovation while maintaining high security standards. With a history marked by processing its 10 millionth transaction in 2011 and establishing key international gateway partnerships, Online IPS has positioned itself as a reliable partner for businesses seeking to navigate the global payments landscape. The company operates with a lean team and is privately held.
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