Payment Provider

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  Admiral Pay

  Admiral Pay is the licensed payment institute of the NOVOMATIC Italia Group, a subsidiary of the global gaming technology conglomerate NOVOMATIC AG. Based in Italy, it provides regulated, secure, and fast payment services tailored to the iGaming and gambling ecosystem. Its flagship product is the APAY E-wallet, a digital wallet that allows players to manage winnings, make deposits, and transact within NOVOMATIC Italia's network of land-based and online gaming brands. Operating under Italian payment institution regulations, Admiral Pay is overseen by the Banca d'Italia and the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM). As a wholly owned entity, it integrates directly with the group’s vast portfolio of gaming machines, slot halls, and online platforms, providing a unified payment layer that enhances user security and compliance. While details on its founding and leadership remain sparse, Admiral Pay’s role as the in-house payment arm of one of Europe’s largest gaming operators makes it a critical infrastructure provider in the Italian regulated market, aligning with the trend toward digital-first, regulated payment solutions for gambling.

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  Yaspa

  London, United Kingdom

  Yaspa is an award-winning fintech that connects identity and payments through open banking and artificial intelligence. Founded in 2017 as Citizen by James Neville, a former CTO at Worldpay and Just Eat, the company was one of the first open banking providers regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority in 2019. Its flagship Intelligent Payments product combines real-time bank payments (Pay by Bank) with verified customer insights, enabling iGaming operators and regulated merchants to receive guaranteed deposits, execute instant payouts, and verify players in seconds without the fraud risk or chargebacks associated with card payments. Yaspa’s product suite also includes Guaranteed Payments, Instant Payouts, Account Verification, and Virtual Accounts. In 2023 the company rebranded to Yaspa as it expanded across Europe, and in 2025 it secured a $12 million investment led by Discerning Capital to fuel its entry into the United States, where it has established a base in Atlanta, Georgia. Yaspa operates from offices in London, Leeds, and Atlanta, serving clients such as Casinò Lugano, OKTO Payments, BlueOcean Gaming, Novibet, and WLC. The company sits at the intersection of payments, identity, and responsible gambling, using real-time financial signals to help operators improve player safety while streamlining cash flow.

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  Xremit.io

  Oro Valley, Arizona, USA

  Xremit.io is a B2B payments infrastructure company that bridges digital assets with real-world commerce through a secure API-first platform. The company enables enterprises to issue digital gift cards and prepaid open-loop cards from Visa and Mastercard to customers in over 130 countries, supporting more than 2,000 merchant brands. Its core offering is a white-label payments disbursement API that converts crypto assets into spendable fiat value, addressing a key pain point in the blockchain space. Xremit also provides a white-label mobile remittance solution for entrepreneurs to launch money transfer businesses, as well as a mobile airtime top-up service covering 150+ countries. The company emphasizes real-time reward delivery, cost efficiency with no setup or monthly fees, and a developer-first integration claiming go-live in eight hours. CEO Aleksander Borowski has represented the firm at industry events such as AIBC Eurasia 2025. While the company's founding details and headquarters are not publicly confirmed, its focus on digital disbursement and crypto off-ramping positions it as a niche player in the payments infrastructure space.

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  Yapily

  Moorgate, London, England, United Kingdom

  Yapily is a London-based open banking infrastructure platform that enables businesses to connect to thousands of banks across Europe through a single, secure API. Founded in 2017 by former Goldman Sachs employee Stefano Vaccino, the company solves the fundamental problem of data and payment access in financial services by providing a regulated, developer-first infrastructure that sits behind the scenes. Its product suite includes Yapily Data for account information, Yapily Payments for payment initiation, Yapily Validate for identity and affordability checks, and Yapily Bulk Payments for mass disbursements. The platform gives clients coverage of over 2,000 financial institutions across 19 countries, with particular strength in the UK and Germany. To date, Yapily has raised $69.4 million in funding, including a $51 million Series B led by Sapphire Ventures, and is trusted by major fintechs including Pleo, Emma, Adyen, and Yonder. The company employs approximately 122 people and continues to scale its infrastructure to support use cases ranging from working capital lending to real-time account-to-account payments.

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  Waibee

  Waibee is a young technology company founded in 2025 that specializes in AI-powered tools for software development. Its primary product is an intelligent multi-agent system operating inside a developer's code editor, initially launched as a Visual Studio Code extension. The platform accelerates coding tasks such as planning, writing, refactoring, and debugging by understanding the full project context and executing end-to-end tasks through natural language interaction. Waibee offers specialized agent modes including Orchestrator, Code, Architect, Ask, Debug, and custom modes, and integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for extensibility. According to its LinkedIn profile, the company employs between 11 and 50 people and is categorized as an IT services and IT consulting firm. While the official website (waibee.com) is not currently serving content, the extension is available on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace. No connections to iGaming or gambling have been found, and Waibee appears focused exclusively on the developer-tools and AI-automation market.

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  VaultNow

  VaultNow is a specialized accounting and operations platform designed for advertising, creator, and media agencies that manage treasury and payments in stablecoins. Rather than relying on separate wallets, spreadsheets, invoicing tools, and manual reconciliation, VaultNow provides a unified ledger handling multi-wallet management, stablecoin invoicing, mass payouts, AML screening, budget control, and profit-and-loss reporting in a single system. The platform supports USDT and USDC on Ethereum and Tron, and operates as a non-custodial service where private keys are held by the platform to enable seamless transactions while clients retain ownership. By replacing a fragmented stack of tools, VaultNow aims to reduce operational hours, lower fee exposure, and eliminate manual address errors. The company targets agencies that regularly pay creators, publishers, and contractors across multiple countries, enabling them to bill advertisers in stablecoins, automate recurring payouts, and generate real-time client- and campaign-level P&L reports without exporting data. VaultNow positions itself as a "stablecoin finance" operating system for the entire ad-payment lifecycle. The product is accessed via a web interface with role-based permissions for finance, operations, and leadership teams.

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  Vamos Pago (TodayPay)

  Vamos Pago (TodayPay) is a global digital payments provider offering integrated pay-in and pay-out solutions for high-volume, low-margin verticals such as iGaming, esports, and digital commerce. The company’s platform enables businesses to accept and settle payments across multiple methods, including mobile deposits, cards, and local payment networks, with near-instant settlements across ten-plus markets. Through its VamosPay brand, it offers a mobile deposit app for consumers, while the TodayPay brand provides what it claims is the world’s first faster-payment solution for instant merchant refunds. The company's API-based infrastructure connects with major financial institutions and digital platforms like Bradesco, Banco do Brasil, Mercado Pago, PayPal, TikTok, Tencent, and NetEase. Despite limited public records on corporate structure, Vamos Pago appears to operate as a payment facilitator leveraging partner compliance frameworks, with a strong focus on Latin America and Asia. The company was founded by Jeremy Balkin, though specific founding year and headquarters remain unconfirmed.

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  UTP Payment

  Reading, United Kingdom

  UTP Group, originally founded as Universal Transaction Processing in 2013, is a UK-based payment solutions provider that enables small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to accept credit and debit card payments both in-store and online. Headquartered in Reading, England, the company built its reputation on a partnership with Barclaycard, offering a full suite of services that includes countertop and mobile card machines, Tap-to-Pay mobile acceptance, ecommerce payment gateways, and flexible funding options. In early 2025, UTP Group was acquired by myPOS, a leading European fintech firm serving over 250,000 merchants across 35 countries, and was subsequently rebranded as myPOS UK. The acquisition was positioned to strengthen myPOS’s presence in the UK and Republic of Ireland while ensuring that existing UTP customers experienced no disruption to their service or contractual terms. UTP’s core value proposition has always been simplicity and affordability for SMEs, providing instant access to funds, real-time transaction reporting, and easy integration with existing business tools. Today, the legacy UTP brand continues to operate as a customer support portal under the myPOS umbrella, while myPOS’s broader technology platform—featuring a mobile app, an online dashboard, and scalable pricing—becomes the primary offering for both new and existing merchants. The company remains focused on empowering small businesses with reliable, low-cost payment infrastructure across physical retail, hospitality, and ecommerce verticals.

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  UnitedPay

  Semarang, Indonesia

  UnitedPay is a dual-purpose payment technology company operating a domestic agent-based digital top-up and bill payment network in Indonesia alongside a global real-time payment gateway for merchants worldwide. The Indonesian arm, built around a mobile application available on Google Play, serves credit agents, data package resellers, and PPOB operators, offering a comprehensive suite of digital products including mobile credit, utility bills, and government payments. The platform reports a 96.49% successful transaction completion rate within 60 seconds and a 98.29% customer-service chat response time under 45 seconds. Internationally, UnitedPay markets itself as a fast, secure, multi-currency gateway that enables merchants to accept, send, and exchange payments in real time, exhibiting at major fintech events such as Money20/20 Asia. The company is registered with Indonesia's electronic procurement system LPSE/SIKaP, allowing it to participate in government tenders, and its parent entity is United Digital Holding LLC, a global payment solutions partner. While the Indonesian operations are firmly established, the global brand's exact ownership structure and corporate integration remain unclear from public information.

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  Unity Finance (UnityF / UF)

  The entity operating as Unity Finance through the domain unityfinance.com presents itself as a global payment solutions provider, enabling businesses to accept payments across more than 50 currencies, over 100 payment methods, and in 150+ countries. Its website emphasizes fast, secure, and scalable payment infrastructure, but does not disclose a founding date, headquarters, or company size. A separate but similarly named entity, Unity FI Solutions, offers payment processing for the childcare, finance, and healthcare industries and claims over two decades of experience. Meanwhile, unity.finance provides a multi-asset trading platform for brokers and financial institutions, with offices in the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates. Without explicit cross-references or a stated relationship between these domains, it is unclear whether they belong to a single group or are independent companies. Importantly, none of the search results link any of these entities to the iGaming or gambling vertical. As a result, this profile cannot confirm Unity Finance as a dedicated iGaming B2B supplier. Leadership details, headcount, founding year, and headquarters location are all absent from the provided sources.

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  Tunzer (Crederes)

  Worldwide (remote-first)

  Tunzer operates as the commercial brand of Crederes Financial Services, a privately held B2B payment solutions provider founded by industry professionals with deep experience in finance, e-commerce, cryptocurrency, and banking. The company positions itself not merely as a technology vendor but as a strategic partner, emphasising adaptability and bespoke service over off‑the‑shelf offerings. Tunzer’s core mission is to build enduring partnerships that drive mutual prosperity, growth, and success for its merchant clients. Headquartered in a “worldwide” capacity (remote‑first with no single public address), Tunzer employs between 51 and 200 people according to its LinkedIn profile. The company’s specialties include payment gateway integration, merchant acquiring, and global payouts, with support for a wide range of payment methods – cards, e‑wallets, and alternative payment instruments – across multiple countries and high‑risk verticals such as iGaming, forex, and online trading. Tunzer’s platform is built on the principles of resisting conformity, customer‑centricity, industry expertise, persistent refinement, and reliability. While the exact founding year is not disclosed publicly, the company has established a meaningful presence in the iGaming and B2B payments space, as evidenced by its listing on PayAtlas, a leading PSP directory. The brand is actively growing its global footprint, with a recent team‑building event in Georgia (the country) highlighting its international team culture.

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  TrustLinq

  Steinhausen, Switzerland

  TrustLinq is a Swiss-regulated financial intermediary that has created an entirely new payment category: non‑custodial crypto‑to‑fiat settlement. The platform enables individuals and businesses to pay any third‑party recipient in local fiat currency directly from their self‑custodial stablecoin wallet — without the sender needing a bank account and without the recipient having to accept or interact with crypto. Users deposit USDT, USDC, EURC, or RLUSD from their own non‑custodial wallet into a smart‑contract vault; TrustLinq converts the stablecoins and delivers a standard local bank transfer in the recipient’s currency. The process bypasses exchanges, off‑ramps, and custodial intermediaries, settling payments through SEPA, SWIFT, Faster Payments, ACH, and local banking rails across 190+ countries and 80+ currencies (as of 2026). Founded by payments veterans, TrustLinq addresses the long‑standing infrastructure gap that forced crypto holders to sell on exchanges and wait days before making real‑world payments. The platform is regulated under Swiss financial law and applies Swiss data‑protection standards, with all transactions screened through automated and manual AML controls. TrustLinq’s model is fundamentally different from merchant processors, on‑ramps, and off‑ramps: it executes direct fiat payments to nominated third‑party bank accounts, not to the sender’s own account. The service is available globally, subject to local compliance, and supports recurring payments, batch payments, and a single dashboard for managing multiple recipients. A debit card feature was announced for Q1 2026 to further expand spending options.