Payment Provider

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  Gaming Licensing

  Willemstad, Curaçao

  Gaming Licensing is not a distinct business entity but a broad term covering regulatory bodies, licensing software, and services within the gambling industry. Examples include state gaming commissions such as the New York State Gaming Commission and software products like Computronix's POSSE Gaming Licensing Software. No single company named 'Gaming Licensing' exists with a founding date, headquarters, or leadership. The term is used generically across jurisdictions and vendors, making it unclassifiable as a standalone company in typical iGaming directories.

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  Gambling Turkey

  243-A Tower Road, Sliema, Malta SLM 1600, Malta

  Gambling Turkey is a specialized iGaming digital marketing agency that claims to be the first and only all-in-one service provider exclusively focused on the Turkish audience. Operating in a highly regulated environment where non-state online gambling is banned, the agency helps international operators navigate the unique challenges of the Turkish market through a comprehensive suite of services. These include publisher networks, social media management, copywriting, content creation, design, localization, and full-stack development. The company emphasizes deep expertise in Turkish language and culture as its core differentiator, enabling clients to effectively reach and engage Turkish-speaking customers. Gambling Turkey reports a track record of over 50 satisfied partners and its team includes specialists in SEO, localization, social media, and design. Despite the legal restrictions, the agency serves a growing demand for iGaming-related marketing, though its exact founding year, headcount, and leadership details are not publicly disclosed.

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  GambleID, LLC.

  Houston, Texas, USA

  GambleID, LLC. is a privately held B2B technology company headquartered in Houston, Texas, that delivers an all-in-one compliance, identity, geolocation, and payment platform purpose-built for the online gaming industry. Founded in 2011, the company originated within Tsevo, a Houston-based data-solutions firm serving the Oil & Gas and government sectors, before emerging as an independent entity. GambleID’s platform integrates KYC/AML screening, AI-driven identity verification, geolocation validation, payment processing, and a proprietary rules engine that dynamically enforces state-by-state regulatory requirements. Over 250 brands trust the platform, which has verified more than 33 million customers and boasts 99.999% uptime since deployment. The company also offers a comprehensive consulting service covering banking, payments, licensing, and legal opinion to help operators launch quickly. GambleID has incubated and launched more than 50 gaming companies, including notable successes such as PointsBet, acquired by Fanatics for $225 million in 2023. Led by founder and CEO JD Garner, the firm employs between 11 and 50 people and continues to expand into new areas such as athlete integrity monitoring through its ARM product.

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  Flexepin

  Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

  Flexepin is a global prepaid cash voucher system that enables secure, anonymous online payments without requiring a credit card or bank account. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, the company is a wholly owned subsidiary of FlexeWallet Pty Limited, which holds an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL 448066) and is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Flexepin vouchers are sold through a network of retail partners and online resellers in multiple currencies, allowing users to top‑up accounts at more than 10,000 partner websites across gaming, e‑commerce, digital content, and subscription services. The product is designed to protect user privacy by never collecting or storing personal financial information; each voucher carries a unique 16‑digit PIN that is entered on the merchant’s site to complete a transaction. For merchants, Flexepin offers a chargeback‑free, instant payment method that expands their customer base to include unbanked or underbanked individuals and those who prefer cash‑based online spending. The company positions itself as a secure alternative to traditional payment cards, serving both consumers (B2C) and businesses (B2B) through easy API integration. With a presence in numerous countries and a focus on the iGaming, gaming, and digital goods sectors, Flexepin continues to grow as a key player in the prepaid voucher and alternative payments landscape.

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  First Bank Nigeria PLC

  35 Marina, Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria

  First Bank of Nigeria Limited (FirstBank) is the oldest bank in West Africa, founded in 1894 as the Bank of British West Africa. Headquartered in Lagos, it operates as a multinational financial institution with over 820 business outlets and more than 233,500 agent banking locations across Nigeria. Serving over 42 million customers through retail, corporate, commercial, and public sector units, FirstBank is a subsidiary of First HoldCo Plc. As of 2024, the group reported total assets of ₦27.4 trillion and approximately 16,000 employees. The bank has been recognized as Nigeria’s strongest brand and has won multiple awards for retail banking, SME banking, ESG leadership, and digital innovation. Its digital platforms include FirstMobile, FirstOnline, and FirstMonie, driving financial inclusion across the continent.

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  Fexco

  Iveragh Road, Killorglin, County Kerry, V93 WN9T, Ireland

  Fexco is an Irish-headquartered, privately held financial technology company founded in 1981 by Brian McCarthy. Originally a bureau de change provider in Killorglin, County Kerry, it has evolved into a global fintech powerhouse with over 2,500 employees across 48 countries. Fexco specializes in technology-led payment and currency solutions, including dynamic currency conversion, international money transfer, and multi-currency pricing. Its payment orchestration platform, payUnite, helps businesses optimize routing and reduce costs. The company operates through three divisions: Payments & FX, Business Services, and Sustainable Innovation. Notable milestones include acquiring a majority stake in Goodbody Stockbrokers in 2010 and selling it in 2021 for substantial returns. Fexco's leadership now includes Group CEO Neil Hosty, with founder Brian McCarthy stepping down from the board in 2024. The company maintains a strong commitment to customer-centric innovation and strategic partnerships worldwide.

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  Fibonatix

  Ramat Gan, Israel

  Fibonatix is a UK-regulated, global payment service provider founded in 2013 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel. The company delivers bespoke payment processing solutions to businesses across a wide range of sectors, positioning itself as a trusted partner that goes beyond standard payment gateways by offering deep, tailored support for merchants often misunderstood or mislabeled by mainstream acquirers. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Fibonatix has built a reputation for handling complex or high-risk business models with a personal, hands-on approach. Its service portfolio includes payment gateways, point-of-sale (POS) terminals, alternative payment methods (APMs), and payment integration solutions. By combining a white-label gateway capability with robust risk management, Fibonatix enables merchants to accept credit/debit cards, bank transfers, and a variety of local and global APMs. The company has grown steadily without external funding, relying on strategic partnerships such as its collaboration with Paynetics and integration with Wix. With a decade of operational experience, Fibonatix serves a diverse clientele from e-commerce and retail to specialised industries like iGaming and forex, emphasising four core principles: understanding each client’s unique business, leading with expertise, building trust through personal relationships, and pursuing perfection in execution.

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  FasterPay

  London, United Kingdom

  FasterPay is a UK-based digital wallet and global payment platform founded in 2012 by Honor Gunday. The company began by acquiring the rights to an existing digital wallet name and spent several years obtaining regulatory clearance before launching its first product. FasterPay offers multi-currency accounts supporting over 20 currencies with real-time conversion at interbank rates, mass payout capabilities, a physical debit card for business expenses, and a payment gateway that integrates easily with websites via pay buttons, checkout widgets, and subscription billing. The platform is authorised and regulated by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority and holds PCI DSS Level 1 security certification. Since achieving financial sustainability in 2018 without external investment, FasterPay has expanded its team across multiple countries including India and has appeared at major industry events such as Money 20/20 and ITB Asia. The service targets e-commerce businesses, marketplaces, and cross-border payment needs, positioning itself as an honest intermediary between consumers and merchants with 24/7 customer support and chargeback early warning tools.

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  Evolis, Inc.

  Beaucouzé, France

  Evolis designs, manufactures, and markets decentralized plastic card personalization systems, including printers, consumables, and software. Founded in December 1999 in Beaucouzé, France, the company has grown into a global leader in instant card issuance, serving over 140 countries with more than 540,000 printers sold by 2018. Evolis enables organizations to produce secure identification badges, financial cards, transportation passes, and loyalty cards on-site, reducing lead times and improving security compared to centralized production. In September 2023, HID Global, an ASSA ABLOY company, acquired approximately 98.5% of Evolis, delisting it from Euronext while preserving its independent brand and R&D capabilities. The company employs around 380 people and operates a single production center in Beaucouzé, where R&D and manufacturing are co-located for rapid customization. Evolis offers a complete product line from entry-level to high-end retransfer printers, along with proprietary consumables and software, and continues to innovate under new leadership as of 2024.

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  Euteller Ltd

  PL 251, Turku 20101, Finland

  Euteller Ltd is a Finnish payment institution founded in 2007 that enables online consumers to make instant bank payments using their online banking credentials. The company is supervised by the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanssivalvonta) and complies with European payment regulations including PSD2. Its core service allows merchants to accept real-time deposits and process withdrawals directly from a shopper's online bank account, supporting all major Finnish banks. Euteller is especially popular in iGaming and e-commerce where fast, low-friction deposits are critical. The service integrates via a straightforward API and is also available through global payment gateways like Worldpay and FIS. Despite its niche focus on Finland, Euteller has become a trusted name in real-time bank transfers, handling a significant volume of online payments in the country. The privately held company remains relatively small in headcount but has built a reputation for security, regulatory compliance, and ease of use among Finnish consumers and merchants.

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  ePaymints

  Rancho Cordova, California, United States

  ePaymints is a privately held, unfunded payment gateway and processing company founded in 2015 by Jodi Durst and Kimberly Coley. Based in Rancho Cordova, California, the company specialises in providing secure, efficient payment solutions tailored for B2C (business-to-consumer) enterprises. Its core offerings include ACH and electronic check processing, credit/debit card payments, and customisable payment gateway integration for e-commerce and insurance verticals. The company positions itself as a technology platform that enables global merchant payment processing across multiple payment methods, with a strong emphasis on enhancing the buyer’s journey. ePaymints serves a range of clients, including online retailers, insurance providers, and marketplace operators, by offering end-to-end payment acceptance, recurring billing, and settlement services. ePaymints distinguishes itself through a customer-first approach, integrating seamlessly with leading e-commerce platforms and providing dedicated support. The company has not raised external funding and remains independently owned and operated by its co-founders, who collectively bring decades of payment industry experience. While relatively small in scale, ePaymints has built a reputation for reliability and tailored service within its niche, focusing on businesses that require robust, compliant payment processing without the complexity of enterprise-level solutions.

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  Endeavour Secure Payment Gateway

  Pietà, Malta

  Endeavour Secure Payment Gateway is a specialised B2B provider of 3D Secure authentication and online payment gateway solutions, primarily serving the iGaming and e-commerce sectors. Operating under the brand Endeavour 3D Secure at threedsecurempi.com, the company offers a suite of SaaS products including a 3DS Server, Access Control Server, and tokenization services, all built on a fully audited, PCI-compliant, and ISO-certified infrastructure hosted across multiple global data centres. The company claims two decades in the payments industry and over a decade specifically in 3D Secure services, positioning itself as a reliable, innovative partner for merchants, acquirers, and issuers. Its risk-based frictionless authentication technology reduces fraud while minimising step-up challenges for cardholders. The only confirmed location is Pietà, Malta, suggesting a focus on the European and iGaming markets. Due to a sparse public footprint—no About Us page, team biographies, or press releases—the company appears to be very small, possibly a micro-enterprise with fewer than ten employees.