Payment Provider

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  Finrax

  Vilnius, Lithuania

  Finrax is a European crypto payment gateway that enables businesses to accept cryptocurrency payments and settle them in fiat currency. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania, the company provides a fully regulated payment infrastructure designed to bridge the gap between digital assets and traditional finance. Its platform supports instant deposits, fixed exchange rates, and fast bank settlements in EUR, USD, and GBP, all while maintaining full compliance with EU anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) standards. The gateway processes payments in under one minute and accepts ten cryptocurrencies, offering flexibility through a hosted checkout or direct API integration. Finrax positions itself as a cost-effective alternative to traditional payment processors, with transparent pricing and built-in protection against crypto volatility and chargebacks. The company holds the necessary licenses within the EU regulatory framework and serves businesses across multiple industries, including e‑commerce, iGaming, and financial services. With a team of 51–200 employees, Finrax has also secured strategic partnerships with payment orchestration platforms such as IXOPAY and FXBO, further extending its reach into the forex and online brokerage sectors. In 2023, it was named Best Crypto Payment Solution of the Year at the SiGMA Europe Awards, underscoring its growing influence in the digital payments space.

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  Finera

  Israel

  Finera is a global payment orchestration platform that simplifies transaction processing for businesses of all sizes. Launched out of Cyprus in the mid‑2020s, the company provides a unified ecosystem integrating card acquiring, alternative payment methods, open banking, payouts, and a full‑featured payment gateway. Its technology emphasizes smart routing, real‑time analytics, AI‑driven fraud detection, and automated chargeback resolution to boost approval rates and reduce revenue loss. The platform supports multi‑currency transactions across over 180 countries and offers a single‑API integration with a 48‑hour onboarding process. Finera positions itself as a strategic partner for international merchants, with a strong focus on iGaming and high‑volume verticals. The company is headquartered in Israel and has been active at industry events such as iGB L!VE 2026.

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  Finery Markets

  Cyprus

  Founded in 2019, Finery Markets is an institutional-grade crypto Electronic Communication Network (ECN) and trading SaaS provider headquartered in Cyprus. The company operates a non-custodial, multi-dealer platform that connects digital asset businesses—such as exchanges, OTC desks, brokers, and hedge funds—with a global pool of liquidity providers through a proprietary matching engine. By automating OTC workflows and enabling direct access to deep liquidity, Finery Markets helps clients trade efficiently, manage counterparty risk, and settle trades without moving assets to a central exchange. Serving over 100 institutional clients worldwide, the platform reached a record monthly client volume of $2.8 billion in April 2026. Finery Markets has been recognized as a Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Middle East & Cyprus winner and won “OTC Trading & Liquidity Solution of the Year” at the Hedgeweek Global Digital Asset Awards 2026. Strategic partnerships with Keyrock, GSR, Fireblocks, and OVEX strengthen its position as a trusted infrastructure layer for institutional cryptocurrency trading.

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  FINCI

  Vilnius, Lithuania

  FINCI is a Lithuanian-headquartered Electronic Money Institution authorised by the Central Bank of Lithuania, offering full EU passporting across 29–31 EEA countries. Founded in 2019, the company targets complex and unconventional businesses—logistics firms, construction companies, flight operators, and software houses—that traditional banks often overlook. Its platform combines a multi-currency business account with fast payment tools, including SEPA, SEPA Instant, SWIFT, and blockchain-powered instant global payouts to over 100 countries. FINCI is a principal member of Mastercard, enabling BIN sponsorship, co-branded card programmes, and Cards-as-a-Service. In 2023, it won the Lithuanian Fintech Innovator of the Year award for accelerating blockchain-based cross-border payments. The company processes over €1.2 billion in payments annually and serves thousands of businesses across more than 30 countries. FINCI differentiates itself through an open API ecosystem and a dedicated human account manager for every client, blending technology with personal support.

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  Eqwire

  London, United Kingdom

  EQWIRE is a London-based electronic money institution authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority, offering multi-currency financial accounts designed for globally mobile individuals, freelancers, and businesses. Founded in 2020 by Arthur Azizov (also founder of B2BROKER), the platform provides named accounts in GBP, EUR, and USD, enabling users to send and receive payments via Faster Payments, SEPA, and SWIFT, and to exchange currencies at transparent spreads. The company operates its own proprietary technology infrastructure to ensure fast settlement and full regulatory compliance under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011. EQWIRE differentiates itself by focusing on cross-border professionals who need predictable, fast international payments without the friction of traditional banking. It currently serves customers from the UK and select jurisdictions including Canada, Switzerland, Australia, Monaco, Jersey, and Mauritius. The company plans to launch physical and virtual cards by Q4 2026. With a small but growing team and a clear niche in the fintech landscape, EQWIRE positions itself as a digital alternative to bank accounts for the globally connected.

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  Dukascopy Bank

  Route de Pré-Bois 20, 1215 Meyrin, Geneva, Switzerland

  Dukascopy Bank SA is a Swiss-licensed online bank and electronic communication network (ECN) forex broker that combines banking, trading, and payment services in a single digital platform. Founded on 2 November 2004 in Geneva by Swiss nationals Andre Duka and Veronika Duka, the bank is headquartered at Route de Pré-Bois 20 in Meyrin, Geneva. It is regulated by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) both as a bank and as a securities dealer, and it holds membership in the Swiss Bankers Association since 2012. The company’s proprietary ECN, the SWFX (Swiss FX Marketplace), launched in 2006 and connects to over 20 major banks to provide deep liquidity for forex, precious metals, and CFD trading. Dukascopy also offers retail banking products such as multi-currency accounts, credit cards, and e-banking services through its mobile app. The group employs over 300 staff across offices in Geneva, Riga, and Tokyo, with three main subsidiaries: Dukascopy Europe IBS AS (a licensed brokerage in Latvia), Dukascopy Japan (Type-1 broker), and SIA Dukascopy Payments (an e-money institution in Latvia). In recent years, the bank has expanded into cryptocurrency trading, peer-to-peer crypto exchange, and a dedicated stock trading platform offering over 25,000 CFDs on stocks and ETFs. Dukascopy continues to innovate in mobile banking and fintech, having received the “Best Fintech Forex Broker 2026” award from Money Expo Mexico.

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  Dpay

  Poland

  Dpay is a payment technology solution primarily oriented toward digital press publishers, enabling them to monetize content more effectively. The platform is operated by Payments Lab, a payment institution based in Poland that provides a unified API and gateway for online transactions. Dpay focuses on streamlining checkout processes to boost conversion rates, allowing publishers to reach a wider audience with a secure, fast, and convenient payment experience. While the exact founding year and headquarters city are not specified in available sources, Payments Lab is described as a dynamic payment institution operating under Polish financial regulations. The Dpay platform processes a significant volume of transactions—one source indicates that a platform by this name handles over 6.7 billion transactions annually across 13 countries, though this may refer to a different Dpay entity. Dpay’s product offering appears to be a white-label or integrated payment gateway designed for content subscription and impulse purchasing. Dpay competes with other payment gateways that specialize in digital goods and media. The lack of detailed public information about funding rounds, headcount, or client list suggests a relatively low public profile, though the platform’s focus on publisher conversion rates indicates a niche B2B positioning. As the iGaming industry relies heavily on payment gateways for deposits and withdrawals, Dpay could be a potential partner for operators seeking specialized payment infrastructure, but this remains unconfirmed.

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  Digistore24

  Hildesheim, Germany (global HQ); St. Petersburg, Florida, USA (US office)

  Digistore24 is a German all-in-one online sales platform combining conversion tools, a global affiliate marketplace, and back-office automation. Founded in 2012 by Sven Platte in Hildesheim, Germany, the company has processed over $3 billion in cumulative sales and sold more than 5.5 million products in the past year. It offers a customizable cart builder with 20+ conversion widgets, one-click upsells, split testing, and advanced analytics. The affiliate marketplace includes over 8,500 vetted offers across 44 niches, with over 3,000 active affiliates paid up to three times per week. The company employs around 714 people and operates from offices in Germany and the United States. With a mission to create one million sustainable businesses by 2034, Digistore24 continues to expand its European and international services.

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  DNS Pay

  London, England, United Kingdom

  DNS Pay is a London-based fintech platform that provides secure, high-performance payment processing and technology solutions, with a particular focus on high-risk industries such as iGaming. Founded in 2020 by a group of experienced fintech executives, the company has grown to serve over 100 satisfied partners worldwide with more than 50 creative payment solutions. DNS Pay’s core offering is a unified payment gateway that integrates advanced fraud detection, chargeback prevention, smart transaction routing, and open banking capabilities. The platform is designed for fast and frictionless integration, allowing businesses to access a wide range of local and international payment methods—including digital wallets, credit cards, and alternative payments—through a single API. By prioritising both security and convenience, DNS Pay enables merchants in regulated and high-risk verticals to optimise transaction approval rates, reduce costs, and minimise financial risk. The company also provides real-time reporting and data-driven insights to help clients monitor performance and make informed decisions. With a private ownership structure and a team of 51–200 employees, DNS Pay positions itself as a reliable, technology-first partner for businesses seeking scalable payment infrastructure.

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  Dalapay

  Amsterdam, Netherlands

  DalaPay is an international payment service provider (PSP) and technical aggregator that enables businesses to accept and make payments globally, with a particular emphasis on Africa. Founded in 2023, the company offers a unified platform that supports instant deposits and payouts across multiple channels including bank cards, e-wallets, mobile money, vouchers, and cash via money transfer systems. DalaPay’s core value proposition lies in its ability to simplify cross-border payment integration for merchants, e-wallet operators, partner programs, and large enterprises operating in Africa’s fragmented financial landscape. The company describes itself as a “local solutions provider” in 18+ African countries, with a reach of 500 million users. It combines a global payment infrastructure with deep local knowledge, tailoring its services to the unique regulatory and operational realities of each market. DalaPay’s Unified API allows clients to connect rapidly, benefiting from a fast KYC process, an integrated antifraud monitoring system, and advanced dashboard and analytics tools. The company is privately held, small in size (2–10 employees as of its latest LinkedIn profile), and operates with a lean, focused team. While its official headquarters location is not publicly confirmed, its operations are heavily concentrated on the African continent, where it works closely with local financial ecosystem players to drive financial inclusion and digital payment adoption.