Payment Provider

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  Digitas Finance

  Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  Digitas Finance is a specialised tax firm that exclusively serves global affiliate marketers and digital entrepreneurs. Founded by Muhammad Umar (Umar M), the firm has carved out a niche in the complex tax environment faced by online businesses, including those in iGaming,gambling, lead generation, SEO, e-commerce, content marketing and influencer marketing. Based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Digitas Finance claims to have saved its clients more than $25 million in taxes. Its clientele includes five of the top ten affiliate marketers worldwide, a leading UK lead generation company, and the organiser of the #1 affiliate marketing conference in Europe and Asia. The firm’s team is composed of Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), ACCA and ACA qualified professionals, many of whom hold degrees from prestigious universities and bring experience from major global consultancies such as Accenture, McKinsey & Company, and Ernst & Young. By combining deep tax expertise with a focused understanding of digital business models, Digitas Finance positions itself as a dedicated partner for affiliate marketers seeking tax-optimised structures and compliance.

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  Crypto OG

  United States

  OG is a regulated prediction market platform launched by Crypto.com in February 2026. It allows users to trade binary contracts on the likelihood of real-world events across sports, politics, economics, entertainment, culture, and crypto. Powered by Crypto.com | Derivatives North America (CDNA), a CFTC-registered exchange and clearinghouse, OG is one of the first U.S. federally licensed platforms to offer margin trading on event contracts. The standalone app and web platform integrate social features like leaderboards and user profiles, aiming to combine community engagement with institutional-grade infrastructure. Available to users in most U.S. states (excluding New York), it supports USD deposits via ACH, PayPal, debit card, wire, and instant transfer. OG’s launch followed 40x weekly growth in Crypto.com’s prediction market business over six months, and the platform is led by CEO Nick Lundgren. In May 2026, OG and Crypto.com announced a multi-year global partnership with the United States SailGP Team.

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  Cashpay

  Azerbaijan

  CashPay Payment Systems is an Azerbaijani-based payment platform that serves as the country's only payment system cooperating with both local and international partners to distribute games and digital products. Operating as a B2B distribution intermediary, the company enables merchants and game publishers to reach Azerbaijani consumers through a single integration. It likely handles payments, localization, and regulatory compliance for foreign game providers entering the Azerbaijani market. The company's LinkedIn profile suggests a focus on digital entertainment and iGaming sectors. However, publicly available information is extremely limited: no official website, founding year, headcount, or named leadership could be confirmed. The company's exact service suite and financial performance remain unknown. Despite its claimed unique position, independent verification of its operations or licenses is not possible. CashPay Payment Systems operates in a niche where international payment rails may be restricted, necessitating a local intermediary, and its role as a payment aggregator likely includes processing local payment methods and managing currency conversion.

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  Bridger Pay

  Limassol, Cyprus

  BridgerPay is a Cyprus-based payment orchestration platform that enables businesses to connect, manage, and optimize payments across online, mobile, and in-store channels through a single API and unified dashboard. Founded in 2017 by Ran Cohen, the company serves as an omnichannel payment operations hub, integrating over 1,000 payment service providers (PSPs), acquirers, and alternative payment methods. Its platform is designed to reduce transaction declines, improve approval rates, and automate complex payment workflows such as smart routing, retries, 3D Secure authentication, and reconciliation. BridgerPay targets high-volume, cross-border industries including iGaming, travel and hospitality, retail and e-commerce, SaaS, and financial institutions. The company claims to have saved clients over $500 million in declined transactions in 2025 alone, and is trusted by businesses in more than 50 countries. Its product suite includes AI-powered decline salvaging (Bridger Retry), independent 3DS authentication (Bridger 3DS), a no-code routing engine, automated settlement and reconciliation tools, and dynamic payment links. BridgerPay positions itself as a strategic partner for merchants seeking to scale globally while maintaining control over payment performance, fraud prevention, and operational efficiency. The platform emphasizes modularity and automation, allowing different teams—product, operations, finance, IT—to configure and monitor payment flows without engineering overhead.

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  VoidPay

  Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

  VoPay (stylised as VoidPay) is a Vancouver‑based API‑first Fintech‑as‑a‑Service (FaaS) platform founded in 2016 by Hamed Arbabi. The company enables digital enterprises—including iGaming operators, marketplaces, and SaaS platforms—to embed payments, treasury management, compliance, and financial automation directly into their own products without building a proprietary payment stack. VoPay’s infrastructure is modular and white‑label, allowing clients to launch payment facilitation (PayFac), open banking integrations, real‑time payouts, and recurring billing with minimal development effort. The platform is designed to reduce time‑to‑market and operational complexity, serving over a thousand software companies (per the company’s website). VoPay competes in the embedded‑finance space alongside Stripe and Adyen but differentiates itself through a pure API‑first architecture and a strong focus on white‑label, compliance‑ready solutions. The company has not disclosed funding rounds or valuation, and its headcount is not publicly available. VoPay’s technology is built to handle high‑volume, cross‑border transactions, making it particularly attractive for regulated industries such as iGaming, where robust compliance and fast settlement are critical.

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  Paypaga

  Monterrey, Mexico

  Paypaga is a privately held payment service provider headquartered in Monterrey, Mexico, specializing in facilitating cross-border transactions for businesses operating in emerging markets. The company’s core offering is a unified API that integrates digital wallets, bank transfers, and cash payments, enabling international operators—particularly in the iGaming and financial services sectors—to offer localized payment methods without building multiple integrations. Founded to remove the barriers that deter companies from entering high-growth but complex regions, Paypaga positions itself as a bridge between global businesses and local payment ecosystems. Its platform supports both traditional fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies, and includes automated reconciliation features that sync with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. The company targets B2B clients seeking simple, transparent, and compliant pay-in and payout solutions across Latin America and other emerging markets. Publicly available information indicates a lean team of 11 to 50 employees, reflecting a focused, technology-driven operation. The company’s leadership is headed by CEO and co-founder Jose Marti, who has represented Paypaga at major industry events such as iFX EXPO. While detailed financials and founding dates remain private, Paypaga’s emergence as a specialist in emerging-market payments underscores the growing demand for streamlined, multi-method gateways in less traditional financial landscapes.

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  WeWire

  Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

  WeWire is a Canadian fintech company founded in 2022 that simplifies cross-border business payments by integrating traditional currencies and stablecoins into a single platform. Headquartered in Vancouver, the company serves over 2,000 businesses across 80+ countries, processing over US$1 billion in transactions by 2024. Its key offerings include multi-currency virtual business accounts, smart invoicing with embedded payment links, virtual IBAN accounts as a Banking-as-a-Service solution, and compliant stablecoin settlement. WeWire also launched the GHST mobile app for individuals and a dedicated Africa-focused service. The company holds regulatory licenses in Canada (FINTRAC), Mauritius (FSC), and the UAE (free zone), is ISO 27001 certified, and has been accepted into the Bank of Ghana’s regulatory sandbox for blockchain-based payments. With a lean team of 28 employees, WeWire operates offices in Canada, Cameroon, and the UAE.

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  Korapay

  Lagos, Nigeria

  Kora (formerly Korapay) is a pan-African payment infrastructure company that provides businesses with a unified API to handle pay-ins, payouts, and settlements across multiple African markets. Founded in 2017 by Dickson Nsofor, the company initially focused on using blockchain technology to facilitate remittances and funds disbursement for NGOs. In 2019, Kora pivoted to become a B2B payment processor, enabling both African and global enterprises to collect payments, make cross-border transfers, and convert currencies with a single integration. The company holds a commercial Payment Solution Service Provider (PSSP) license from the Central Bank of Nigeria, and is PCI DSS, ISO 27001, and ISO 22301 certified. Kora has expanded from its Lagos headquarters to offices in Toronto, London, and Nairobi, and now processes billions of dollars in transactions monthly for clients ranging from local SMEs to multinational corporations. The company rebranded from Korapay to Kora as it scaled its vision of seamless, inclusive financial infrastructure for Africa.

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  Bitlipa

  Nairobi, Kenya

  Bitlipa is a Nairobi-based payments infrastructure company that provides a unified API solution for businesses operating across Africa. Founded in 2019 by Kenyan technologist Apollo Eric, the platform bridges traditional fiat payments and cryptocurrencies, enabling clients to accept, process, and settle payments via over 50 methods including mobile money, bank transfers, and digital wallets. Bitlipa also offers crypto on/off ramps, making it a key partner for iGaming operators, cryptocurrency exchanges, e-commerce platforms, and SMEs. The company processes over $100 million in transactions monthly and integrates with more than ten licensed payment service providers across the continent. Its payout capabilities cover over ten African currencies for instant settlements. Notable partnerships include Enigma Securities for Bitcoin liquidity and Archway.Finance for cross-border remittances into EUR, GBP, and USD. Bitlipa’s single API integration reduces the complexity of entering multiple African markets, positioning it as a one-stop gateway for businesses seeking both local and cross-border payment solutions.

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  Spayz.io

  Nicosia, Cyprus

  SPAYZ.io is a global payment service provider (PSP) founded in 2020 that builds payment infrastructure for complex, regulated, and high-chargeback industries, with a strong focus on emerging markets in Asia, Africa, and Europe. Headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus, the company enables online businesses to accept payments through a range of localized methods including bank transfers, eWallets, mobile money, online banking, QR code payments, and card acquiring. Its platform is designed to handle high-risk verticals such as iGaming, forex, and crypto, processing over 20 million transactions annually across more than 30 countries. In 2025, SPAYZ.io expanded into three African markets (South Africa, Egypt, Cameroon) and unveiled an Open Banking update at iFX Cyprus 2025. The company operates as a public limited company with a workforce estimated between 51 and 200 employees, and has not raised external venture funding. Its single-API integration allows merchants to accept payments globally while maintaining PCI DSS Level 1 compliance and real-time fraud detection.

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  Surge Group

  No company named 'Surge Group' has been identified as operating in the iGaming or gambling industry through extensive web research. Multiple entities with the name 'Surge Group' exist across various sectors (including restaurant groups, recruitment, AI data labeling, IT consulting, and battery metals), but none have been confirmed to offer B2B products or services to the iGaming/gambling market. Further clarification from the user is required to pinpoint a specific entity.