Payment Provider
Companies offering payment provider in the iGaming industry — 383 listed.
Crypto Processing
Harju Maakond, Peterburi tee 47, Tallinn 11415, Estonia
CryptoProcessing.com is a licensed and audited solution with a leading position in crypto payments for online businesses.Our Mission: Bring joy and simplicity in the world of crypto payments. Our goal: To provide smooth cryptocurrency payment solutions in synergy with the traditional economy.
Cirsa Games
Carretera Castellar, 298, 08226 Terrassa, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Cirsa Games is the interactive division of Cirsa Enterprises S.A., a Spanish multinational gambling operator and B2B gaming technology provider. Based in Terrassa, Catalonia, the division develops and operates electronic gaming machines, online casino platforms, sports betting software, and instant lottery systems for both the group's own venues and third-party operators. The parent company Cirsa was founded in 1978 by Manuel Lao Hernández and has grown into one of Europe's largest gambling operators, with over 83,000 slot machines and 447 gaming venues across ten regulated markets. In 2018, private equity firm Blackstone acquired Cirsa for approximately €2.2 billion, and in 2025 the group launched an IPO on the Madrid Stock Exchange with a valuation around €2.5 billion. Cirsa Games leverages the group's extensive infrastructure to deliver integrated land-based and online solutions, including proprietary slot cabinets, electronic bingo terminals, and a full omnichannel gaming platform. The division's products are deployed across Europe and Latin America, supporting operators with compliant, scalable technology.
Certegy
Clearwater, Florida, USA
Certegy is a private company that provides digital payment solutions, specializing in low-risk, low-cost ACH, check, and buy now, pay later (BNPL) technology for merchants, financial institutions, and consumer-facing businesses. Originally founded as Telecredit, Inc. in 1961, the company became Certegy in 2001 when Equifax spun off its payment services division. After merging with Fidelity Information Services in 2006, the business operated under FIS until September 2018, when it was acquired by Variant Equity Advisors and returned to private ownership. Headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, Certegy is the largest check cashing and deposit provider in the United States, powering more than 18,000 check cashing outlets nationwide. Its payment authorization platform integrates proprietary risk models and AI to verify transactions in real time, drawing on a database of over 60 million bank accounts. Key products include BankPay for ACH integration, Retail Check Verification, Check Cashing & Deposit, a white-label BNPL solution, and a Virtual Terminal for point-of-sale payments. Certegy also offers a Warranty Program that provides 100% reimbursement on approved unauthorized transactions. The company serves a broad range of industries, from retail and financial services to government and gaming.
Central Account Management System (CAMS)
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
CentralAMS (CAMS, LLC), founded in 2012 and headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a privately held multi-tenant SaaS solution provider serving the global gambling industry. Powered by Verifi, Inc., the company specialises in delivering integrated payments, Know Your Customer (KYC), Anti-Money Laundering (AML), and identity verification solutions tailored for iGaming, sports wagering, eSports, social gaming, daily fantasy sports (DFS), lottery, poker, and horse racing operators. CentralAMS enables operators to collect and manage player information, comply with complex regulatory policies, set player account limits, facilitate self-exclusion programmes, and manage payouts and taxation—all through a white-label platform customisable for each client. The company also offers FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) biometrics and a Payment Orchestration Platform designed to process transactions end-to-end securely while minimising risk. With a workforce estimated between 51 and 200 employees, CentralAMS positions itself as a complete compliance and payments ecosystem built by gaming experts for gaming operators.
CasinoCoin
Douglas, Isle of Man
CasinoCoin (CSC) is a multi‑chain digital token purpose‑built for the regulated online gaming industry. Launched under the Eminence organization in 2017 by founders Daniel Keller, Matthew Cheetham, and Andre Jochems, the project was conceived as a compliance‑first cryptocurrency that addresses the specific needs of operators, players, and regulators. CasinoCoin operates on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and Solana, enabling near‑instant deposits and withdrawals at a fraction of the cost of fiat or other crypto methods. A dedicated cross‑chain bridge, PontiX, allows seamless token transfers between blockchains. The ecosystem includes the CasinoCoin Lobby xApp, built on the Xaman wallet, which gives players a single interface to sign up at multiple casinos and track spending across operators. The platform enforces built‑in KYC/AML capabilities and provides full blockchain traceability to eliminate chargebacks and simplify dispute resolution. With over 35,000 TrustLine activations, CasinoCoin offers operators access to a pre‑verified player pool, reducing friction in registration and compliance processes. The project’s philosophy centers on consumer protection and regulatory compliance, aiming to create a gaming environment that meets the standards of the world’s top regulated jurisdictions.
Casino Market
Whitfield Street, Bloomsbury, London, London, City of, England W1T 4HD, United Kingdom
Online Casino Market has more than 10 years of experience, hundreds of successful projects and a large-scale distribution network. Our company is considered one of the best iGaming software providers. We are always developing and expanding the boundaries of the gambling industry. It is possible to connect gaming platforms and order various gambling solutions (from traditional fruit slot machines to live broadcasts) from Online Casino Market.
Cashlib is a European prepaid payment solution that allows users to convert physical cash into a secure 16-digit PIN code, enabling online transactions without needing a bank account or credit card. Operated by Prepaid Optimal Solutions SA, the service is available at over 150,000 retail outlets across Europe, including convenience stores and petrol stations, as well as through online distributors. The platform emphasises anonymity and security, as no personal or financial data is transmitted during transactions, and PIN codes are protected by robust encryption. Cashlib primarily serves the iGaming, sports betting, and digital entertainment sectors, but is also accepted on general e-commerce sites. Vouchers range from €10 to €150, and multiple vouchers can be combined for payments up to €1,000 per transaction. The service is available in 19 European markets and positions itself as a secure alternative for the estimated 35% of EU adults without a credit card.
UpGaming
Zug, Switzerland
UpGaming is an enterprise-level B2B iGaming software provider founded in 2014 in Georgia and now headquartered in Zug, Switzerland. The company delivers a comprehensive suite of solutions for Tier 1 online casino and sportsbook operators, including a highly scalable sportsbook with odds managed by over 120 in-house bookmakers, an award-winning game aggregation platform featuring more than 12,000 titles from over 180 providers, proprietary mini-games, live casino, e-sports, and a fully integrated back-office covering payments, CRM, affiliate management, and risk management. UpGaming operates as a partnership with an estimated workforce of 201–500 employees and offers white-label solutions under Curacao or MGA licenses to accelerate time-to-market. The company has been recognised with multiple industry awards and is led by CEO Tornike Tvauri and co-founder Mikheil Merebashvili.
Brite AB
Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
Brite AB (trading as Brite Payments) is a Swedish fintech company that provides a complete instant payment and payout platform powered by open banking. Founded in 2019 by Lena Hackelöer, Brite enables consumers to pay online directly from their bank account without entering card details, using only their bank’s standard authentication methods. Merchants benefit from real-time account-to-account (A2A) payments, instant settlement, reduced fraud risk, and elimination of chargebacks. The company’s proprietary Brite Instant Payments Network (Brite IPN) processes payments 24/7 across 27 European markets, connecting to over 3,800 banks and reaching more than 350 million end consumers. Brite is regulated as a Payment Institution by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. In 2023 it raised $60 million in a Series A funding round led by Dawn Capital, with participation from Headline and Incore Invest. Recognised by Deloitte as one of Sweden’s fastest-growing tech companies (ranked 7th on the 2024 Sweden Technology Fast 50 list), Brite is headquartered in Stockholm and employs approximately 100 people.
SoftGamings
Riga, Latvia (with offices in Malta and Cyprus)
Founded in 2007 in Riga, Latvia, by a group of IT professionals and gaming enthusiasts, SoftGamings has grown into a leading B2B iGaming platform provider and game aggregator. Headquartered in Riga with additional offices in Malta and Cyprus, the company employs over 700 staff and serves more than 500 clients worldwide. Its single-API game aggregation platform integrates over 300 game providers, offering more than 10,000 casino games, alongside 150+ payment methods, licensing support, and a comprehensive back-office suite. Processing over 50 billion transactions annually and reaching over 100 million registered players, SoftGamings provides turnkey, white-label, self-service, and crypto casino solutions, as well as a full sportsbook platform. The company was recognized with the “Innovative Gamification Feature 2025” award at the SiGMA Malta Awards and continues to expand through strategic partnerships, such as its 2025 distribution deal with Topspin Games and integration of ENJOY content in 2026.
Slotegrator
Prague, Czech Republic
Founded in 2012, Slotegrator has evolved from a small startup into a recognised B2B software and business solution supplier for the iGaming industry. Headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic, the company operates with a team of approximately 120 professionals and maintains a secondary office in the Eastern European region. Slotegrator specialises in turnkey and white‑label online casino solutions, offering a modular suite that includes its proprietary API‑based game aggregation platform (APIgrator), a comprehensive payment processing system (Moneygrator) supporting over 150 payment methods, and a dedicated sportsbook solution. The provider also assists operators with obtaining iGaming licenses in jurisdictions such as Malta and Curaçao. In 2024, Slotegrator launched a new microservices‑based platform featuring a Casino Builder for customisable frontends, a business intelligence (BI) module for real‑time analytics, and an integrated KYC module. More recently, the company introduced Telegram Casino, a mobile‑first gambling bot for the Telegram messaging app. With a focus on compliance, fast time‑to‑market, and expansion into high‑growth markets across Latin America and Asia, Slotegrator has supported the launch of over 60 projects worldwide. The company continues to strengthen its leadership, exemplified by the appointment of a new Chief Operating Officer in 2025, and regularly publishes industry trend reports, including its 2026 iGaming Trends Report.
iSX Financial
Nicosia, Cyprus
ISX Financial is a Cyprus-based banktech and regtech firm that provides a complete ecosystem of monetary financial services and technologies for businesses in the EEA and UK. The company offers multi-currency corporate IBAN accounts, cross-border payments, open-banking solutions, card acquiring, and KYC/AML compliance tools, all integrated into a single platform. Founded in 2016 by Nikogiannis Karantzis, ISX Financial EU PLC (part of the Xryma Plc Group) has grown from a patent-driven fraud-prevention startup into a regulated e-money institution authorised by the Central Bank of Cyprus and the UK Financial Conduct Authority. Its branded products include ISXPay®, ISXMoney®, PaidBy® and flykk®. Operating out of its headquarters in Nicosia, with additional offices in London, Melbourne, Gzira (Malta), Tel Aviv and Vilnius, the company serves a global client base and employs approximately 159 people. ISX Financial has consistently reported profitable growth, achieving record revenues in 2024 and sustaining strong EBITDA margins through disciplined cost management and ongoing investment in innovation.
Recent News
TaDa Gaming enters UK after Gambling Commission licence, plots iGB L!VE showcase
TaDa Gaming has secured a UK Gambling Commission licence, enabling its first entry into the UK market, and will showcase its 180-plus game portfolio at iGB L!VE 2025. The supplier is combining UK expansion with a responsible gaming strategy built around certified compliance and closer industry collaboration.
Flutter’s SNAI push threatens Lottomatica’s Italian online lead
Jefferies data shows Lottomatica leading Italy’s online market with 30% GGR share in Q1, closely followed by Flutter at 27%, and Flutter’s turnaround of SNAI could determine whether it overtakes the leader. Early post-migration signs are positive, but Lottomatica is defending its position with strong profitability and its own migration gains.
CT Interactive Brings Diamond Tree Jackpot to Sesame.bg in Bulgaria
CT Interactive has launched its Diamond Tree Jackpot with Bulgarian operator Sesame.bg, adding a 12-game multi-currency progressive jackpot to the operator's casino offering. Supplier and operator executives said the rollout deepens their collaboration and aims to boost engagement and retention.
QTech Adds Spinomenal’s 600-Plus Game Library to Emerging-Markets Platform
QTech has partnered with Spinomenal to add its 600-plus game catalogue to QTech’s emerging-markets aggregation platform, featuring titles such as Demi Gods 5 and Buffalo Rampage.
Carinthia licence renewals: stability now, Austrian gambling reform next
A review of Global Gaming Insider's report on Carinthia renewing slot licences for three operators for ten years, and what the timing means as Austria prepares a federal gambling overhaul.
OdiBets Launches QTech Platform in Kenya and Tanzania
OdiBets has launched QTech's aggregation platform across Kenya and Tanzania, adding localised casino content and multi-sportsbook options. The partnership extends QTech's African footprint and supports OdiBets' regional expansion plans.
Review: Slotegrator's iGB Live interview on rebrand, modular builds and prediction markets
A review of iGaming Business's interview with Slotegrator COO Olga Ivanchik on the supplier's rebrand, modular casino builder and prediction markets push, and what it signals for operator-supplier dynamics.
PAGCOR Shifts B2B Accreditation Deadline to September 30 After Delays
PAGCOR has extended the B2B supplier accreditation deadline to September 30, citing delays in obtaining documentation. As of July 20, only 66 accreditations had been completed, raising concerns about thin coverage among non-game suppliers.
Court of Appeal upholds Allwyn’s National Lottery licence as final appeal fails
The UK Court of Appeal has dismissed the final appeal by TNLC and Northern & Shell against Allwyn’s fourth National Lottery licence, upholding the Gambling Commission’s original decision. The ruling ends the long-running legal dispute, though Allwyn remains under regulatory scrutiny over delivery and fundraising commitments.
DELULU Gaming Secures Distribution via SoftGamings Network
DELULU Gaming has integrated its slots and instant-win games with SoftGamings, making its player-focused portfolio available globally to the distributor's operator network.
Flutter's Rooney on Bet Builders' Core Role and the Need for Winnability
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Antoine Jouteau Appointed CEO of Banijay Gaming as Operator Group Expands
Antoine Jouteau will become CEO of Banijay Gaming from September 2026, overseeing Betclic, Tipico, and Admiral as the group expands internationally and reports strong H1 revenue of €1.2 billion.