Payment Provider
Companies offering payment provider in the iGaming industry — 383 listed.

True North Payments INC
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
True North Payments INC is a Canadian payment processing and merchant services company based in Surrey, British Columbia, founded in 2010. The company offers a range of payment acceptance solutions for small to medium-sized businesses, including in-store point-of-sale integration, online checkout, recurring billing, invoicing, and ACH processing. It markets itself as a transparent, consultative partner that provides clear cost comparisons and dedicated client support. Despite a functional website at truenorthpay.com that outlines these services, publicly verifiable information about the company’s operations is extremely scarce. Third-party databases such as Tracxn have classified True North Payments as “deadpooled,” indicating the company may be inactive or defunct, yet its website remains live without any explicit notice of closure. No executive leadership, employee headcount, funding history, or recent news coverage could be confirmed through independent sources, and the company lacks a LinkedIn presence or any industry recognition. This combination of limited online footprint and conflicting status signals makes it difficult to determine the company’s current viability or market activity. Any potential partner would need to conduct thorough due diligence, including direct contact and verification of licensing, before engaging with True North Payments.

Trust Payments Ltd
T Bromley, 15–17 London Road, Bromley, London, BR1 1DE, United Kingdom
Trust Payments Ltd is a global fintech company headquartered in Bromley, London, United Kingdom, providing on-demand payment and commerce services to businesses worldwide. Originally established in 1997 as Secure Trading, the company has evolved into a disruptive leader in the payments industry, specialising in frictionless payments, loyalty programmes, and data management through its proprietary Converged Commerce® platform. The company serves over 20,000 customers across more than 160 currencies and maintains nine global offices, with a workforce of between 501 and 1,000 employees. Its technology platform connects to over 50 global banks for multi-acquirer processing and includes its own European merchant acquiring solution, acquiring.com. Trust Payments holds an Authorised Payment Institution licence from the UK Financial Conduct Authority, principal memberships with Visa and Mastercard, and money transmission and gaming vendor licences in the United States. The company serves a broad range of industries, including e-commerce, retail, leisure, and high‑risk sectors such as internet gambling and gaming. In 2025, Trust Payments surpassed £1 billion in monthly processing volumes and continues to expand through strategic partnerships and product innovation, positioning itself as a one‑stop shop for omnichannel commerce.
Tribe Payments Ltd
City of London, England, United Kingdom
Tribe Payments Ltd is a London-headquartered, cloud-native payments technology company providing a modular, API-led platform for issuers, acquirers, banks, fintechs, and merchants. Founded in 2018, the company was built to address the limitations of monolithic legacy processors by offering a fully customisable, component‑based architecture. Tribe is the only European processor with direct principal membership across all major global card schemes—Mastercard, Visa, American Express, UnionPay International, Discover, and JCB—enabling clients to achieve true global connectivity through a single integration. The platform supports both issuer processing (card issuing, digital wallets, risk management) and acquirer processing (payment acceptance, POS/SoftPOS, gateway services) via RESTful APIs, comprehensive documentation, and sandbox environments. Tribe has grown rapidly, with revenue increasing 73% from 2022 to 2023 and a current client base exceeding 65 institutions. The company employs between 201 and 500 people and is led by CEO Andrew Hocking, who took the helm in June 2024. Its mission is to deliver scalable, secure, and fast‑to‑market payment technology that removes traditional compromises between flexibility, compliance, and time‑to‑launch.

TransMaC GmbH
Imkenrade 13e, 23898 Sandesneben, Germany
TransMaC GmbH is a German-based card technology supplier founded in 1998, specializing in industrial-grade hardware for reading, encoding, dispensing, and collecting magnetic stripe, chip, and contactless cards. The company serves B2B clients exclusively, partnering with OEMs, system integrators, and machine builders across banking, casino/gaming, ticketing, vending, access control, parking, and point-of-sale sectors. With over 25 years of experience, TransMaC has built a reputation for modular, customizable devices designed for high reliability and low maintenance in automated environments such as casino player tracking, ticket-in/ticket-out systems, and vending machines. Headquartered in Sandesneben, Germany, the company operates as a privately held, stable niche supplier without major public announcements, and maintains a presence at relevant trade shows in the gaming and casino equipment sector. TransMaC also offers technical consultation and software support for hardware integration, helping customers configure devices for specific projects.

The Kingdom Bank
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. Founded in 2015 by entrepreneur Nebil Serkan Zubari, the bank operates as a licensed banking institution under the International Banking Act of Dominica, with prudential supervision by the Financial Services Unit of the Ministry of Finance. It provides a unified digital platform for corporate and correspondence banking, offering multi-currency accounts, global payments in over 50 currencies, digital asset wallets, expense management, and its proprietary token, Kingdom Coin (TKB). The Kingdom Bank distinguishes itself through a strong focus on crypto‑friendly services, supporting assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Avalanche (AVAX), TON, and stablecoins, and has integrated with Circle’s USDC via the Circle Alliance program. In recent years, the bank has experienced rapid growth – reporting a 500% increase in 2025 – and expanded its global footprint by opening a Dubai office at the World Trade Center in June 2026. It also formed notable brand partnerships, including becoming the Official Global Banking Partner of West Ham United FC and joining the Binance partnership network. The Kingdom Bank is ISO 27001 certified, PCI DSS compliant, and holds SWIFT membership (code KICPDMD2). With a workforce estimated at 501–1,000 employees, the bank serves clients worldwide, aiming to bridge traditional finance with digital assets.
Tain AB
Sliema, Malta
Founded in 1999 in Stockholm, Sweden, Tain AB is a privately held B2B technology company that has grown into a recognised supplier of comprehensive online gaming platforms and services. The company’s journey began with the development of its own sportsbook platform, which quickly became one of the most successful in the industry. From that foundation, Tain expanded its product suite to include a full results service, a betting exchange, and subsequently added casino, poker, bingo, and games to its portfolio. A key differentiator is the Tain Commons Platform, a unified management interface that integrates all gaming products under a single administrative dashboard. The company also offers a robust, feature-rich payment gateway solution. Tain has positioned itself as a one-stop shop for operators looking to enter or expand in the iGaming market, providing not just software but also hardware, license acquisition support, hosting, and operational staffing. After being acquired by Betting Promotion Sweden AB in 2013, Tain AB continued to operate with offices in Stockholm, Ukraine, and Malta, holding licences in Malta, Kahnawake, and Curacao. Its headquarters are now located in Sliema, Malta, and the company employs between 51 and 200 people.
Stride Solutions
Melbourne, Australia
Founded in Melbourne, Australia in 2007, Stride Solutions is an end-to-end software development partner that builds elegant digital solutions for businesses of all sizes. The company specialises in designing and developing websites, native mobile applications (iOS and Android), desktop applications, voice assistants (e.g., Alexa, Google Assistant), and IoT (Internet of Things) solutions. Stride has worked with a range of Australian organisations, including startups and established enterprises, and counts among its clients the co-founders of Swopstakes, a sweepstakes/gambling platform – indicating the company’s capacity to serve the iGaming and betting sector. Stride positions itself as a collaborative development partner, sharing the knowledge and experience gained from working with leading organisations to help clients architect and build scalable, future-proof software. The company provides a full lifecycle service encompassing consultation, project management, development, and ongoing support. While Stride Solutions is not limited to gambling industry clients, its technical expertise in building secure, high‑performance platforms makes it a relevant supplier for iGaming operators and platform providers requiring bespoke software.

Swapin
Tallinn, Estonia
Swapin is an EU-licensed crypto payment solutions provider headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia. Founded in 2017, the company enables businesses to accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies while receiving fiat currency (EUR, GBP, USD) directly into their bank accounts—often within minutes. Swapin serves as a non-custodial bridge between digital assets and traditional banking, offering a suite of tools including payment links, custom API integrations, and a Dedicated IBAN service. The platform is regulated under Estonian license FVT000088 and undergoes annual audits by Grant Thornton. With over seven years of industry experience, Swapin focuses on B2B clients across sectors such as luxury goods, real estate, investment platforms, IT services, and online gambling. The company emphasizes speed, compliance, and ease of integration, allowing merchants to accept crypto without managing wallets or seed phrases. Swapin also provides crypto on-ramp/off-ramp widgets that can be embedded into third-party platforms, expanding its reach in the Web3 ecosystem.

STICPAY
Larnaca, Cyprus
STICPAY is a global multi-currency e-wallet and payment gateway provider headquartered in Larnaca, Cyprus, that enables individuals and businesses to send, receive, and manage money across borders with speed and security. The company was founded in 2016 (corporate entity) with the STICPAY brand officially launched in 2018 by founder Robert Österlund. It operates under regulatory oversight from the Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA) via its licensed entity STIC FINANCIAL LTD, and is backed by Extimit LTD in Cyprus. STICPAY’s core offering is a digital wallet that supports over 60 currencies and hundreds of local and global payment methods, including credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard), bank wires, UPI, Pix, Alipay+, and alternative payment methods (APMs). The platform is designed for instant, fee-free transactions to global merchants and is particularly popular in the iGaming, forex/CFD trading, and cross-border remittance sectors. It offers cashback programs, an affiliate scheme with up to 20% commission, and direct integrations with trading platforms such as MetaTrader 5. With a presence in over 200 countries and partnerships spanning Asia, Africa, and South America, STICPAY has experienced rapid growth—reporting a 250% surge in African e-wallet usage in 2024 alone. The company continues to expand its local payment partnerships to serve unbanked and underbanked populations, making it a key player in the global digital payments ecosystem.

Speed
Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Speed is an American FAST (Free Ad-Supported Television) platform and former cable/satellite network dedicated to motorsports and automotive programming. Originally launched on December 31, 1995, as Speedvision, it was founded by a group that included Robert Scanlon, with collaboration from racing figures like Rick Hendrick and Bill Goldberg. The network quickly became the go-to channel for live coverage of Formula One, NASCAR, sports car racing, and beloved automotive how-to shows. After being acquired by News Corporation in 2001, it was rebranded as Speed and later shifted heavily toward NASCAR content under Fox ownership. The domestic U.S. feed was replaced by Fox Sports 1 in August 2013, but an international version (now Fox Sports Racing) continued in Canada and Latin America. In November 2022, a revived independent version of Speed was launched by Boss One Media, LLC, owned by Robert Scanlon, as a FAST channel streaming archived programming and live motorsports events through platforms like Pluto TV and The Roku Channel. The revived entity aims to preserve the brand’s legacy and maintain a dedicated audience of motorsports enthusiasts, relying on advertising revenue. Despite its strong heritage, Speed faces challenges in acquiring modern content rights and competing with niche streaming services like MAVTV.

Solid Payments
Gibraltar, Gibraltar
Solid Payments is a Gibraltar-headquartered global payment service provider founded in 2011 in Bnei Brak, Israel. The company offers secure, multi-acquiring online transaction processing solutions, connecting merchants to a broad network of acquiring banks for credit and debit card payments worldwide. Positioned as a technology partner rather than a pure processor, Solid Payments provides a PCI Level 1 certified gateway, risk management tools, and flexible acquiring options. Its core offerings include Smart Acquiring for intelligent routing, Card Acquiring, Gateway Services, and Risk Management for fraud detection and chargeback prevention. With a small but specialized team of 11-50 employees, the company emphasizes bespoke solutions tailored to unique merchant risks and processing needs, serving e-commerce clients across multiple currencies and payment methods. Solid Payments maintains a low public profile, with no named C-level executives publicly confirmed, reflecting its private ownership and focused operational approach. The company's technology aims to help merchants increase approval rates and revenue while ensuring compliance and security.

SmilePayz
Jakarta, Indonesia
SmilePayz is a global payment solutions provider specialized in secure, multi-currency transactions for businesses in high-risk sectors such as iGaming, forex, and e-commerce. Licensed as an Alternative Payment Provider (APM), the company offers both pay-in and pay-out APIs, enabling merchants to accept and disburse payments across multiple regions with a focus on Latin America and Asia. It delivers localized payment experiences, including support for Mexican digital payment methods and flexible financing options. Merchants access a backend dashboard for real-time monitoring, settlement, and API configuration, and a dedicated sandbox environment streamlines integration testing. SmilePayz has expanded its global network through strategic partnerships with payment orchestrators in 2026, aiming to improve transaction approval rates and provide localized solutions. While exact founding details remain undisclosed, the company is headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia, with additional presence in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and actively supports cross-border commerce for businesses seeking reliable, scalable payment infrastructure.
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