Payment Solutions

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  Instant Payment Services Ltd

  2, Rokna Apartments, Qi-Si-Sana Seafront, Sliema 3100, Malta

  Instant Payment Services Ltd was a private limited company registered in England and Wales in May 2016 with a registered address in Sutton, United Kingdom. The company was dissolved in October 2017, less than 18 months after incorporation, and never filed accounts or confirmation statements beyond its initial registration. No evidence exists of any operational activity, product launches, or licensing in the iGaming or payment services industries. The company's SIC code was marked as "to be provided on next annual return," indicating no trading activity was ever declared. No official website, leadership team, or employee headcount has been recorded. As a dissolved entity, Instant Payment Services Ltd is not currently operational and holds no presence in the gambling or financial technology sectors. All publicly available records are limited to its Companies House filing, which shows compulsory dissolution due to non-compliance.

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  InPay

  Copenhagen, Denmark

  Inpay is a Danish cross-border payments company that provides fast, low-cost international transaction services to businesses in demanding sectors such as iGaming, financial services, crypto, NGOs, and corporates. Founded in 2008 after founder Jacob Tackmann Thomsen experienced high fees and slow delivery when trying to donate to cyclone relief in Myanmar, Inpay has grown into a regulated payment fintech processing over one million transactions monthly. The company is licensed by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) and serves more than 90 currencies via SEPA Instant, SEPA, and SWIFT rails. Inpay’s core offering is a unified pay-in and pay-out platform: Money Out for instant, 24/7 global payouts, and Money In for cardless open-banking collections. The platform is accessible through a single API, file upload, or SWIFT, and provides a customer portal for real-time tracking and reporting. With offices in Copenhagen (HQ) and London and a team of over 180 payments specialists, Inpay has been recognised as Denmark’s fastest-growing company and the 6th fastest-growing fintech in Europe. Recent leadership appointments, including a CFO and CCO, signal the company’s ambition to scale its global payment corridors and financial infrastructure.

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  Ingenico Group S.A.

  Suresnes, France

  Ingenico Group S.A. is the global market leader in payment acceptance and services, enabling secure, seamless transactions across retail, hospitality, transportation, vending, energy, healthcare, and more. Founded in France in 1980, Ingenico pioneered the first payment terminal with a chip reader in 1984 and went public on the Paris Stock Exchange in 1985. Over four decades, the company has deployed tens of millions of terminals in more than 120 countries and partners with over 1,000 banks and acquirers. Today, Ingenico operates as an independent company following its acquisition by Apollo Global Management funds in 2023 after having been part of Worldline from 2020. Headquartered in Suresnes, France, the company employs approximately 3,000 people across 52 offices in 32 countries. Ingenico's portfolio spans smart terminals such as AXIUM and TETRA, a cloud-based Payments Platform as a Service (PPaaS), SoftPOS, and comprehensive estate-management tools. The company also provides security services, professional consulting, and customer care programs. Through its One Ingenico culture, it focuses on innovation, trust, and customer-centricity, supporting merchants and acquirers to do more with payments.

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  Infopulse Ukraine LLC

  Łódź, Poland

  Infopulse Ukraine LLC, now Tietoevry Create Ukraine LLC, was a pioneering Ukrainian IT services company founded in Kyiv in 1991 by Olexiy Sihov and Andriy Anisimov. It grew from a local software house into an international player with over 2,000 professionals across Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, Germany, Brazil, and the United States. The company specialized in software R&D, cloud and infrastructure management, cybersecurity, and business process outsourcing, serving clients in automotive, telecom, healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. Its flagship product, PACE Suite, is an advanced application packaging and virtualization tool. After being acquired by Norwegian firm EDB in 2007 and later becoming part of EVRY and Tietoevry, Infopulse operated as a subsidiary until its full integration into the Tietoevry Create business unit in 2025. The legal renaming was completed in May 2025, and its website now redirects to Tietoevry.com. The company was also active in IT education, co-creating BIONIC Hill Innovation Park and BIONIC University in Kyiv.

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  IGB 360 Limited

  Larnaca, Cyprus

  IGB 360 Limited is a Cyprus-based business-to-business service provider that delivers a comprehensive suite of consulting, IT, and licensing solutions to the global iGaming industry. Registered in early 2023, the company positions itself as a one-stop shop for operators seeking to launch or scale online casinos, sportsbooks, and eSports platforms. Its service portfolio spans IT consulting, software audits, cloud and server hosting, RNG certification, and expert guidance on gambling licensing in jurisdictions such as Curacao and Malta. In addition to technical services, IGB 360 offers white-label solutions and ongoing operational support, enabling clients to bring branded gaming sites to market with reduced time-to-revenue. The company’s headquarters are located in Larnaca, Cyprus, a hub for iGaming enterprises, and its professional team serves an international client base. While IGB 360 maintains a focused digital presence through its official website and supplier listings, public details about team size and executive leadership remain limited.

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  Hipay - Hi-Media Payments UK Limited

  283-288 High Holborn, London, WC1V 7HP, United Kingdom

  HiPay is a European payment service provider (PSP) that operates as the trading name of Hi-Media Payments UK Limited, a subsidiary of the HiPay Group (Euronext Growth: ALHYP). The company specialises in online and omnichannel payment solutions for pure-play e-commerce, omnichannel retailers, marketplaces, and franchise brands, with a particular focus on the iGaming and digital entertainment sectors. Founded in 2015 as part of the Hi-Media group (itself established in 1996), HiPay processes billions of euros in annual payment volume. The UK entity, Hi-Media Payments UK Limited, holds a European bank license and is registered at 283-288 High Holborn, London. The firm's platform supports a wide range of payment methods including credit/debit cards, e-wallets, and local alternative payment methods (APMs) such as iDEAL, Bancontact, and Sofort. HiPay markets its offering under the "augmented payments" concept, combining payments processing with data intelligence and human expertise to improve conversion rates and reduce fraud. The company employs over 200 people (2024 figure for the group) and reported revenues of €74.3 million in 2024, with a payment volume of €9.2 billion. HiPay is licensed and regulated in multiple European jurisdictions, making it a common choice for iGaming operators seeking compliant, multi-currency settlement.

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  Help2Pay

  Help2Pay is a Southeast Asia-focused payment gateway aggregator founded in 2013, offering a single API that connects merchants to over 30 local payment methods across 10+ Asian markets. The platform handles collections via bank transfers, e-wallets, QR codes (FPX, PromptPay, QRIS, GCash, VietQR, UPI, Raast, bKash) and USDT on TRC-20/ERC-20, as well as fast payout disbursements over instant rails. It also provides KYC/KYB verification and transaction monitoring as part of a risk and compliance suite. Targeting high-growth sectors such as iGaming, trading platforms, payment service providers, and digital commerce, Help2Pay processes millions of transactions monthly and is known for its local expertise and dedicated support teams across Asia. The company is incorporated in Tortola, British Virgin Islands, with no publicly disclosed operational headquarters. Despite a decade of market presence and positive recognition in iGaming payment directories, public information on leadership, funding, and regulatory licensing remains limited.

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  GT Holdings (GamyTech)

  Malta (registered office) and Tel Aviv (development hub)

  GT Holdings (GamyTech) is a B2B provider of white-label iGaming software platforms, focused on delivering scalable, real-money gaming solutions for online casinos and sportsbooks. Founded in 2014 as a subsidiary of GT Holdings Limited, the company operates from offices in Malta and Tel Aviv. GamyTech offers a holistic, fully managed platform that includes sportsbook, casino, and player management modules, enabling operators to launch and run their gambling businesses under their own brand. The platform is designed to be consistent, scalable, and compliant with regulatory requirements. With a small, focused team (estimated 1-10 employees), GamyTech positions itself as a nimble supplier serving both emerging and established iGaming markets. The company is led by founder and CEO Jonathan Swerdlow, who has steered the venture from its early development phase into a recognised technology partner in the competitive igaming supplier landscape. GamyTech’s core value proposition is delivering a complete, turnkey solution that minimises time-to-market for operator clients without the need to develop proprietary technology.

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  Global Betting & Gaming Consultants - GBGC

  London, United Kingdom

  Global Betting & Gaming Consultants (GBGC) is an independent consultancy that provides data, market intelligence, and advisory services for the international gambling industry. Founded in 1998 by Warwick Bartlett, the firm has accumulated over 50 years of combined director-level experience and has served more than 400 clients, including governments, state lotteries, and private operators. GBGC is best known for its flagship publication, the *Global Gambling Report*, an annual compendium of revenue, regulatory, and consumer trend data across all regulated markets, first published in 2001. The company also offers bespoke research, data licensing, and strategic advisory services such as market entry studies, due diligence, and taxation analysis. Headquartered in London with an additional office in Zagreb, Croatia, GBGC operates with a lean team of 2–10 employees, allowing for personal client attention but limiting its scale compared to larger rivals. In June 2026, GBGC was acquired by Regulus Partners, a UK-based strategic consultancy; founder Warwick Bartlett remained as a non-executive director. The firm is a trusted source for lottery and regulatory work in English-speaking and European markets and is expanding its focus on emerging jurisdictions.

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  GGRSOFT

  Vilnius, Lithuania

  GGRSOFT is a Vilnius, Lithuania-based B2B iGaming solutions provider founded in 2024. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to help online gaming operators launch and scale their businesses. Core offerings include licensing, corporate services, white-label casino platform development, banking and payment processing, and software solutions. Positioned as a boutique consultancy, GGRSOFT leverages a small, experienced team of what it describes as 'legal ninjas, banking whisperers, and tech wizards' to navigate regulatory complexities. The company claims to have issued over 350 licenses, incorporated more than 500 companies, opened 400+ bank accounts, and powered over 250 websites with its software. Its headquarters in Vilnius is strategically chosen for proximity to the Bank of Lithuania and access to the country’s fintech ecosystem. GGRSOFT positions itself as a partner that not only follows iGaming regulations but helps clients 'rewrite them in your favor.' The company operates as a partnership with 2-10 employees.

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  GBL

  700 - 305 King Street West, Kitchener, Ontario N2G 1B9, Canada

  After extensive research, no company named 'GBL' was found operating in the iGaming or gambling industry. The acronym matches several unrelated entities such as Groupe Bruxelles Lambert, a Belgian investment holding company, and GBL Systems Corporation, a US defense firm, none of which are involved in gambling. The user's query likely contains an error in the company name, spelling, or acronym. To proceed, verification of the correct company name or alternative identifiers is needed.

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  GC Gaming Curacao

  Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, 7 Abraham de Veerstraat, Willemstad, Colorado 98006, PO Box 840, Willemstad 4300, Curaçao

  No company named “GC Gaming Curacao” could be identified through extensive web research. The exact term returned zero relevant results across iGaming industry databases, news articles, or corporate registries. The closest match is Gaming Curacao N.V., but that is a distinct entity. Therefore, no profile can be provided for GC Gaming Curacao.