Payment Provider

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  B2BinPay

  Rome, Italy

  B2BinPay is a global blockchain-based payment processor founded in 2014, providing businesses with an all-in-one cryptocurrency ecosystem for accepting, storing, sending, exchanging, and swapping digital assets. Serving over 980 merchants, the platform has processed more than $5.1 billion in incoming transactions and completed over 6.7 million transactions as of early 2025. It supports 350+ digital assets across 10 blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC. Headquartered in Rome, Italy, with additional presence in Tallinn, Estonia, the company employs between 51 and 200 people. B2BinPay emphasizes zero chargebacks due to blockchain irreversibility, no rolling reserve, instant settlement, and advanced security features such as 2FA, address whitelisting, and KYC/KYT compliance. The company also offers a white-label solution for banks, electronic money institutions, and payment service providers, launched in 2025. Notable partnerships include sponsoring Athletic Club Bilbao through the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League season. B2BinPay has raised $3 million in known funding and positions itself as a comprehensive crypto payment infrastructure provider for merchants, enterprises, and financial platforms.

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  Areto Systems

  Birkirkara, Malta

  Areto Systems Ltd is a privately held Maltese company that provides payment gateway software and business consultancy to online businesses worldwide, with a strong focus on the iGaming and gambling sectors. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Birkirkara, Malta, the firm operates with a lean team of between two and ten employees. Its core offering, AretoPAY, is a credit card processing solution designed to handle both high‑risk and low‑risk merchant accounts. Through a network of partners in Europe, Hong Kong, China, Latin America, and the United States, Areto Systems delivers cost‑efficient, multi‑currency payment acceptance for online operators. Beyond payment processing, the company offers advisory services in technology, product development, strategy, and online payments, targeting startups through to established high‑volume enterprises. The firm’s expertise spans the iGaming, gambling, payments technology, and SaaS industries. Despite its modest size, Areto Systems has maintained a presence in the competitive online payments space for over a decade, leveraging its partnerships and regulatory familiarity to serve clients that require specialised high‑risk merchant processing.

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  AptPay Inc.

  Toronto, Ontario, Canada

  AptPay Inc. is a Canadian fintech company founded in 2019 in Toronto, Ontario, that specializes in account-to-account (A2A) payment processing. The company offers businesses a unified platform for real-time money movement between bank accounts, consolidating multiple payment rails—including ACH, Interac e-Transfer, instant payment networks, and open banking—into a single API-driven interface via its proprietary Orchestration Engine. Its product suite includes Pay-by-Bank for accepting direct bank payments, Pay-to-Bank for instant disbursements, bank account verification, and real-time KYC identity checks. AptPay serves industries where fast, low-cost, and compliant payment flows are critical, with a particular focus on iGaming, online gambling, and digital asset platforms. The company has gained notable traction in the cryptocurrency sector, partnering with Binance.US to expand fiat on-ramp and off-ramp capabilities nationwide. Privately held and unfunded, AptPay operates with a lean team of 11–50 employees and positions itself as a nimble, security-focused alternative to traditional processors like Stripe or Global Payments. Its leadership includes CEO Shams Syed, Chairman Suganthan Vishnu Krisnarajah, and a team of experienced executives in compliance, technology, and growth.

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  Anderson Imaging Group, Inc

  Vero Beach, Florida, United States

  Anderson Imaging Group (AIG) is a privately held international supplier of document imaging software, hardware, and cash-handling systems, serving financial services, government, and the gaming industry. Founded in 1994 in Vero Beach, Florida, the company emerged from Thomas P. Anderson Sr.'s earlier enterprise, MicroSeal, which had been active in document imaging since 1959. AIG operates through a network of over 120 value-added resellers worldwide and has deployed its systems at major organizations including Bank of America, the U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Federal Reserve. In the gaming sector, it provides TITO discriminators, cash fitness machines, and cash recyclers that streamline funds handling in casinos and retail gaming environments. The company also offers satellite communications, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and private VIP network services. With a headcount of 11 to 50 employees and an additional sales office in Buenos Aires, Argentina, AIG maintains a global but lean footprint, leveraging partnerships to reach diverse markets while keeping public information about its leadership and finances relatively sparse.

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  Apco Systems

  Nineteen Twenty Three, Valletta Road, Marsa MRS 3000, Malta

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  American Merchant Systems

  Newport Beach, California

  American Merchant Systems (legal name: American Merchant Systems, LLC) is a privately held payment technology and merchant services company headquartered in Newport Beach, California. Founded in 2015, the company offers a consolidated suite of payment processing solutions designed to reduce operational costs and streamline business experiences for merchants. Its core capabilities include credit and debit card processing, point‑of‑sale (POS) hardware and software, e‑commerce enablement, EMV‑compliant solutions, and payment security services. Beyond basic processing, American Merchant Systems provides complementary products such as small business loans, ATM services, customer gift card and loyalty programs, and POS management software. The company serves a range of verticals including retail, restaurant, mobile, and e‑commerce, targeting small to mid‑sized businesses. With a team of 11–50 employees, American Merchant Systems positions itself as an omni‑channel partner that helps merchants increase revenue by delivering innovative, secure payment options and integrated financial services under one roof.

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  Adyen

  Amsterdam, Netherlands

  Adyen is a Dutch financial technology company that provides a unified, end-to-end payment platform for global enterprises. Founded in 2006 in Amsterdam by Pieter van der Does and Arnout Schuijff, the company enables businesses to accept payments across online, mobile, and in-person channels through a single integrated system. Adyen acts as both a payment gateway and a payment service provider, and it holds acquiring bank status in multiple jurisdictions, allowing direct transaction processing without intermediaries. The platform processes over €1.4 trillion in transactions annually, supports more than 150 currencies and 200 local payment methods, and maintains 99.999% uptime. Adyen serves leading brands across retail, travel, food and beverage, and digital services, offering capabilities including payment acceptance, risk management, data analytics, card issuing, business accounts, and financing. Headquartered in Amsterdam with offices in 29 locations worldwide, the company employs over 4,300 people. Adyen has been profitable since 2011 and is listed on Euronext Amsterdam under the ticker ADYEN. Its mission is to provide businesses with the control, reliability, and expertise needed to scale globally while simplifying financial operations through a single, modern technology stack.

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  Adnumero

  3rd Floor, 4 Dyers Buildings, Holborn, London, City of, England EC1N 2J5, United Kingdom

  Adnumero has exclusively partnered with Lloyds TSB Cardnet, one of Europe’s largest card payment acquirers, to deliver multi currency card acquiring facilities. If you do business online on an international scale, Adnumero helps you to accept card payments in a wide range of countries and currencies. Adnumero delivers world-class payment solutions to high volume online businesses in a number of specialist sectors.

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  ALPS

  Tokyo, Japan

  Alps Alpine Co., Ltd. is a Japanese multinational electronics manufacturer founded in 1948 as Kataoka Electric Co., Ltd. The company has evolved into a global leader in the design and production of high-precision components, sensors, communication modules, and mobility systems. Its products serve automotive, consumer electronics, mobile devices, games, and industrial equipment markets. Within the iGaming and gambling sector, Alps Alpine is a key B2B supplier of input devices (switches, encoders, touchpads), haptic feedback components, and environmental sensors that are integral to slot machines, video lottery terminals, and interactive gaming cabinets. The company operates through three business segments: Components, Sensor & Communication, and Mobility. Its sensor technologies and wireless communication modules enable enhanced interactivity and connectivity in gaming hardware. Alps Alpine’s commitment to quality, reliability, and long product lifecycles makes it a trusted partner for gaming OEMs worldwide. The company is publicly listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and maintains a global network of manufacturing facilities and sales offices.

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  Alpha Merchant Bank

  Lagos, Nigeria

  Alpha Merchant Bank Plc was a Nigerian merchant bank that operated from the late 1990s until its license was revoked by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on August 14, 1998, as part of a broader regulatory crackdown on distressed banks during the Nigerian banking crisis. The bank was founded by a consortium of investors drawn from diverse professional backgrounds including medicine, banking, manufacturing, commerce, administration, and law. It provided corporate banking, investment banking, and asset management services to a targeted clientele. However, the bank faced severe financial difficulties, leading to its collapse. Subsequently, the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) was appointed as the official liquidator. Over the years, the NDIC has made payments to uninsured depositors and shareholders, with the latest distribution concluded in 2024. The bank’s operations have fully ceased, and its legacy is managed by the NDIC's liquidation process. There is no current active business, website, or leadership.

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  allpay Limited

  Whitestone Business Park, Whitestone, Hereford, HR1 3SE, United Kingdom

  allpay Limited is a UK-based payments specialist that simplifies the collection and distribution of funds between organisations and their customers. Founded in 1994 by Tony Killeen as Financial Collection Services Ltd, the company has grown from a small operation with two clients and four staff into a market leader serving over 900 public and private sector entities. Headquartered in Hereford, England, allpay processes more than £9.8 billion annually from over 66 million transactions, serving 200+ local authorities, 500+ housing associations, and 4.5 million end customers. The company offers a comprehensive suite of payment solutions including direct debit processing, online and mobile payments via the allpayments app and web portal, prepaid cards, Pay by Link, and a client-facing Payments Hub. allpay is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as an electronic money institution and holds accreditations from Mastercard, Visa, and Bacs. With a workforce of 201–500 employees, allpay has positioned itself as the preferred payment supplier for the UK public sector, known for its security standards and innovative approach to financial inclusion, most recently soft-launching a prepaid Mastercard product called DOSH for the unbanked and underbanked.

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  AlgoCharge

  Petah Tikva, Israel

  AlgoCharge was a payment processing technology company founded in 2012 in Petah Tikva, Israel, that specialized in algorithm-powered payment gateway solutions for high-risk online industries. The company targeted merchants in online trading (forex and binary options), gaming, and e-commerce, offering a PCI Level 1 compliant platform capable of processing over 80 payment methods, including credit cards, bank transfers, and e-wallets. AlgoCharge positioned itself as the successor to AllCharge, a legacy internet payment service provider, claiming over a decade of research and development. Its core value proposition was an advanced algorithm engine designed to increase transaction approval rates while simultaneously reducing fraud and controlling risk. Despite marketing itself with an 11-50 employee workforce on LinkedIn, other sources indicate the company had as few as two employees and operated with no external funding. The official domain is now listed for sale, and Crunchbase lists the company’s operating status as “Closed,” confirming the business is no longer active.