Payment Provider
Companies offering payment provider in the iGaming industry — 383 listed.
Payper is a Canadian payment solutions provider focused on enabling fast, secure, and real-time payment processing for modern enterprises, with a particular emphasis on serving the iGaming and gambling industry. Based on the company’s own website, Payper helps businesses get paid in real time while offering customers a seamless checkout experience. It describes itself as Canada’s preferred payments platform, used by world‑class brands, and caters to merchants who want optimal payment flows. Although the company’s products and platforms are not detailed on the public website, its positioning aligns with the payment solutions vertical within the B2B iGaming supplier ecosystem. Payper was first encountered on igamingsuppliers.com, a directory of iGaming vendors, further confirming its relevance to the gambling sector. Due to failed web search results during this research, no further details about its founding, headquarters, headcount, or leadership could be independently verified.
Omega Systems
Rua Carlos Alberto da Mota Pinto 9 5B, 1250-252 Lisboa, Portugal
Omega Systems is a B2B technology provider specializing in enterprise-level OLTP/OLAP platform management software for the iGaming and land-based gambling industry. Founded with the vision of enabling operators to take full control of their gaming platforms, the company delivers a suite of modular solutions covering platform management, player engagement, and operational analytics. Its flagship product Omega Core is an omni-channel platform supporting online operators, land-based retailers, aggregators, and agency models. Other key offerings include Omega Agency for broker and agent management, Omega Chronos for automated player communications and promotions, and SafePlay, which bridges land-based and online gaming while promoting responsible play. The company also operates an integrations hub connecting to over 250 third-party providers of games, sportsbook, payment services, KYC, fraud detection, and affiliate management. In November 2025, Kambi Group plc acquired the source code of Omega Systems' platform to enhance its turnkey sportsbook offering. Headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, with a registered entity in Delaware, Omega Systems serves a global client base and employs industry professionals Mike Fuhrman and Ben Tercha, though their specific leadership roles are not publicly documented.
Nuvei Technologies, Inc.
1100 Boulevard René‑Lévesque O, Suite 900, Montreal, Quebec H3B 4N4, Canada
Nuvei Corporation is a Canadian multinational payment technology company founded in 2003 by Philip Fayer, originally as Pivotal Payments. Headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Nuvei provides a modular payment platform that enables businesses to accept payments, make payouts, and manage risk through a single integration. The company connects merchants to customers in over 200 markets, supports 150 currencies, and offers more than 720 alternative payment methods. It serves high-growth verticals including e-commerce, digital goods, travel, financial services, and iGaming. In early 2025, Nuvei was taken private by Advent International in a US$6.3 billion all-cash deal alongside existing shareholders Philip Fayer, Novacap, and CDPQ. The company has major offices in Montreal, Scottsdale, and Tel Aviv and employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people globally. Nuvei is recognized for its strong presence in iGaming, offering regulatory-compliant payment solutions for online gaming and sports betting operators.
GatewayCrypto is a cryptocurrency payment gateway provider serving the ecommerce and iGaming sectors. The company enables merchants to accept digital currency payments and settle in fiat or crypto. According to its LinkedIn presence, GatewayCrypto employs between 11 and 50 people and is led by CEO Hugo Kisils. The company's website and LinkedIn page describe it as a reliable crypto payment solution, though detailed public information about its founding, headquarters, regulatory licenses, and management team remains limited. GatewayCrypto positions itself as a bridge between crypto and traditional payment infrastructure, focusing on fast settlements and low fees.
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