Payment Provider

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  Digital North Partners

  North is a leading payment technology innovator that provides a modern, end-to-end infrastructure to enable globally preferred payment types. Founded in 1992, the company serves hundreds of thousands of businesses and processes over $100 billion in electronic transaction volume annually. Its solutions deliver seamless payment experiences across mobile, e‑commerce, and in‑store environments, positioning North as a critical backbone for merchants in high‑volume sectors, including iGaming and gambling. The company’s partner program, branded as “North Sales Partner,” equips resellers and value‑added partners with cutting‑edge products, dedicated sales support, and access to a family of brands that drive portfolio growth. With a full‑time team of more than 1,300 employees, North is recognized for its responsiveness, integrity, and continuous innovation, pushing the payment industry forward while enabling partners to reach their full potential. The platform’s functional, feature‑rich, and frictionless solutions are designed to meet the evolving needs of the modern merchant economy, making North a trusted infrastructure provider for businesses of all sizes.

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  thekingdombank

  First Floor, 43 Great George Street, Roseau, Commonwealth of Dominica, Post Code: 00109-8000

  The Kingdom Bank is an international, digital-asset-friendly fintech bank headquartered in Roseau, Commonwealth of Dominica. Licensed as a banking institution under the International Banking Act of Dominica and supervised by the Financial Services Unit, it offers B2B, B2C, and C2B payment services to clients in over 80 countries. The bank holds SWIFT membership (code KICPDMD2), ISO 27001 certification, and PCI DSS compliance. Its product suite includes multi-currency IBAN accounts, white-label crypto payment solutions, FX brokerage, and SEPA/SWIFT payments, targeting iGaming, forex, and digital asset sectors. The Kingdom Bank has won six industry awards, including Best International FinTech Banking Award (2021) and Fastest Growing Digital Bank Award (2023). Strategic partnerships with Mastercard, Binance, Circle, MetaQuotes, Fireblocks, and West Ham United bolster its global footprint. With an estimated 501–1,000 employees, the bank positions itself as a comprehensive banking partner for internationally operating businesses.

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  DataSnipper

  Amsterdam, Netherlands

  DataSnipper is a global technology scale-up that provides an intelligent automation platform built specifically for audit and finance professionals. Founded in Amsterdam in 2017, the company tackles the manual burden of “ticking and tying”—the repetitive process of verifying figures from source documents into Excel. Its core product is an Excel add-in that uses AI to automatically extract, match, and reconcile data from unstructured documents such as PDFs and scans, while preserving a clickable audit trail. This approach dramatically reduces time spent on document verification and lowers error rates, enabling teams to focus on higher-value analysis. By 2025, DataSnipper served over 500,000 users across 85+ countries, including all four Big Four accounting firms. The company achieved a $1 billion valuation in 2024 after a $100 million Series B round led by Index Ventures. In 2025 alone, its platform delivered an estimated $1.4 billion in productivity savings. Headquartered in Amsterdam with offices in New York and Kuala Lumpur, DataSnipper employs approximately 289 people as of early 2026. The company has expanded into AI-powered agents and document intelligence, collaborating with Microsoft to embed responsible AI into regulated audit workflows.

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  Tola Mobile

  Dublin, Ireland

  Tola Mobile is a privately held payments infrastructure company headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, that specialises in connecting merchants and platforms to mobile money operators across sub-Saharan Africa. Founded in 2016, it provides a unified API enabling businesses to collect payments, send payouts, and orchestrate transactions across 24 African markets and more than 60 payment integrations. The company has processed over 3 billion transactions with a cumulative volume exceeding $2 billion, making it one of the fastest-growing independent mobile money integration providers in the region. Following a management buyout in early 2022, Tola Mobile has expanded its footprint, including adding card payment capabilities in December 2025. Serving clients in e-commerce, transport & logistics, insurance, fintech, and iGaming, it offers real-time deposits, withdrawals, and direct settlement through a single integration layer. With a lean team of 11–50 employees and a core technology hub in Dublin plus in-region presence across Africa, Tola Mobile is a critical enabler of digital payments in one of the world’s fastest-growing mobile money markets.

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  JoogoPay (Starpago)

  São Paulo, Brazil

  Starpago is a Brazilian fintech company founded in 2019 and headquartered in São Paulo that specializes in providing a one-stop global payment platform for the iGaming and e-commerce sectors. The company serves a community of over 200 million users and offers a suite of services including pay-in, payout, and foreign exchange processing. Starpago emphasizes regulatory compliance with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing protocols and partners with licensed payment institutions and top-tier banks. With a stated global footprint spanning more than 200 countries and territories, the company has established offices worldwide to deliver localized support. Its brand philosophy is “connecting infinite possibilities with secure payments.” Starpago operates as a publicly traded company and employs an estimated 51–200 people. The company is actively expanding its presence across South Asia and Southeast Asia, particularly in India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Philippines, and participates in industry events such as SiGMA Asia and the Global Gaming Conference in Sri Lanka. Notably, no individual executives are publicly named, and management appears to be conducted through a corporate entity structure.

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  DeFix/Gwallet

  1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, California 94043, USA

  Google Wallet is a digital wallet platform developed by Google, first launched in 2011 and relaunched in its current form in July 2022. It allows users to store payment cards, transit passes, tickets, loyalty cards, digital keys, and IDs on Android, Wear OS, and Fitbit OS devices. The app enables tap-to-pay at millions of locations worldwide where Google Pay is accepted, and integrates with other Google services such as Gmail and Google Calendar to surface relevant passes and updates. Google Wallet is built with strong security features including tokenization and device-level authentication, and gives users control over their data through Google’s privacy settings. The platform is a key part of Google’s broader payments ecosystem, which also includes Google Pay for online and in-app purchases. While Wallet is free to consumers, Google generates revenue through transaction fees when merchants process payments via Google’s network and by driving engagement with its other products. The service is available in over 60 countries, though feature availability varies by region. Google Wallet competes with Apple Wallet and Samsung Wallet, and holds a significant share of the Android-native wallet market due to Google’s massive user base and device pre-installation.

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  Trustly

  Stockholm, Sweden

  Trustly is a Swedish fintech company founded in 2008 that pioneered Pay by Bank solutions, enabling consumers to pay online directly from their bank accounts without credit cards or digital wallets. As of 2025, Trustly powers one of the world’s largest direct payment networks, connecting over 12,000 banks across 30+ countries and serving more than 9,000 merchants including PayPal, DraftKings, and eBay. The company processes over $500 billion in payments to date and supports 110 million consumers. Trustly’s proprietary open banking stack handles 500+ transactions per second with low latency, and its data engine, Trustly Azura, provides merchants with insights for risk management and personalization. The company has expanded through key acquisitions: PayWithMyBank (2019, North America), Ecospend (2022, UK open banking), and SlimPay (2023, recurring payments). In 2023, Trustly reported revenues of $265 million (up 14% YoY) and processed $58 billion in transactions. Trustly is a licensed payment institution supervised by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (EU/EEA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (UK). In the U.S., it is state-regulated, though the company has faced regulatory scrutiny including a SEK 130 million fine in 2022 for anti-money laundering deficiencies.

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  Paymee

  Tunis, Tunisia

  Paymee is a Tunisian fintech company that provides an online payment gateway designed to help businesses accept, process, and manage digital transactions. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Tunis, the company offers a modular, API-driven platform that integrates with websites and mobile applications, supporting credit cards, mobile wallets, and local payment schemes like Orange Money and D17. Paymee primarily serves merchants in e-commerce, digital services, and iGaming across North Africa and the Middle East, where traditional banking infrastructure is fragmented. The gateway is PCI DSS Level 1 compliant, ensuring secure handling of cardholder data, and includes features such as recurring billing, subscription management, and real-time transaction monitoring. With a lean team of approximately seven employees, Paymee is backed by venture capital investors including AUC Venture Lab, P1 Ventures, Startup Tunisia, and The DOT. The company competes with larger regional payment processors but differentiates through localized solutions and dedicated support. Paymee's growth trajectory and strategic partnerships position it as a notable player in the MENA fintech landscape, though it remains an early-stage company focused on scaling its technology and geographic reach.

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  IUGU

  Av. das Nações Unidas, 12495 – Cidade Monções – São Paulo/SP – 04578-000, Brazil

  IUGU is a Brazilian financial technology company that operates a comprehensive platform for payment automation and cash management. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in São Paulo, the company serves businesses of all sizes—from startups to large enterprises—by providing a unified ecosystem for recurring billing, payment splitting, online invoicing, and embedded financial services. IUGU’s platform is built on a modular API-first architecture, enabling clients to integrate payment processing, subscription management, and marketplace payment flows directly into their own systems. The company holds a payment institution license from the Central Bank of Brazil and has raised over $57 million in equity funding from investors including Goldman Sachs and Bradesco BBI. With approximately 294 employees and more than 50,000 active customers, IUGU processes billions of reais in transactions annually. It is also a Certified B Corporation, reflecting its commitment to social and environmental performance.

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  Ecomovi

  Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil

  Ecomovi is a Brazilian payment institution headquartered in Campinas, São Paulo, founded on March 15, 2019. The company operates as a multi-service hub focused on financial transaction processing, salary advance solutions, and instant payment (PIX) services. Ecomovi positions itself as a provider of digital banking, payroll advance, and payment code generation for businesses, targeting both employers and employees with real-time access to earned wages. Its main differentiator is an algorithm that enables salary advances up to 40% without credit checks (SPC or SERASA). The company also offers digital banking accounts for individuals and businesses, insurance partnerships, and a HUB Business platform for managing independent wallets. Ecomovi processes PIX payments and acts as a receiving agent for transactions. Despite its services, the company has received over 200 complaints on Reclame Aqui, primarily related to PIX fraud and chargeback issues, though it responds to nearly all complaints. Ecomovi is a relatively small, privately held fintech with limited public-facing executive data.

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  DalaPay and iBetAfrica

  DalaPay and its sibling brand iBetAfrica form a two-part ecosystem designed to lower barriers for international firms entering Africa’s fragmented iGaming market. DalaPay, founded in 2023, is a payment aggregator that offers a unified API connecting mobile money (M-Pesa, Airtel Money), card payments (Visa, Mastercard), bank transfers, and stablecoins across 18+ African countries. Its smart routing and cascading logic reduce transaction failures, and it provides fast onboarding for high-risk verticals like iGaming. iBetAfrica, launched in 2024 by entrepreneur Olaitan Samuel, is a B2B sports media and iGaming platform that delivers real-time betting news, monthly webinars, prediction tools, and compliance support. While DalaPay supplies the payment infrastructure with multi-currency settlement and a unified dashboard, iBetAfrica handles market access and brand promotion. The combined offering gives global betting brands both the technical rails and local knowledge needed to operate across Africa’s diverse regulatory and payment landscapes. Both entities remain privately held with no disclosed funding, and DalaPay operates with a lean team of 2–10 employees, while iBetAfrica’s headcount is undisclosed.

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  iSoftnova Tech Limited

  iSoftnova Tech Limited, also operating as Isoftnova Technologies Limited, is a Nigerian technology company targeting the iGaming and gambling sector. The firm develops digital solutions for product engineering, risk management, and digital payments within Africa’s expanding gaming ecosystem. As of early 2026, the company has emerged at industry events such as the Enugu Gaming Conference (EGC), where its co-founder and lead, Kelani Opeyemi Mercy, has spoken on regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, and next-generation iGaming innovation. The company’s stated aim is to help position Nigeria as a hub for advanced iGaming technology, creating tools that serve operators, regulators, and other stakeholders across the continent. However, the company maintains virtually no public digital footprint: no official website, corporate filings, LinkedIn presence, or media coverage have been located. The sole verifiable information comes from an Instagram speaker announcement by the Enugu Gaming Conference. Consequently, most operational details—including founding year, headquarters, employee count, and product portfolio—remain unknown. The company’s classification as an iGaming technology supplier is inferred solely from the conference context and the co-founder’s stated decade of experience in iGaming product engineering, risk management, and digital payments.