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  Listing.Help

  Listing.Help is a specialized agency dedicated to assisting cryptocurrency and blockchain projects with listing their tokens on centralized and decentralized exchanges. Founded in 2017, the company has served over 2,500 clients and maintains partnerships with more than 100 exchanges, enabling it to offer competitive pricing and streamlined listing processes. The firm positions itself as a full‑service partner that handles the entire listing journey – from strategy formulation and exchange selection to documentation preparation, direct communication with exchange teams, and 24/7 post‑listing support. By leveraging established relationships across the crypto exchange ecosystem, Listing.Help aims to reduce the time, cost, and complexity typically associated with token listings. The agency’s client base spans a wide range of blockchain projects, including DeFi protocols, NFT platforms, layer‑1 and layer‑2 networks, and tokenized asset issuers. Its service model is built on transparent pricing, often below official exchange rates, and a commitment to rapid turnaround times. While the company does not publicly disclose its physical headquarters or team size, its global customer reach and partner network suggest a remote‑first or distributed operational structure. Listing.Help’s core value proposition lies in its ability to act as a trusted intermediary, smoothing the often opaque and demanding listing process for token issuers seeking to gain liquidity and visibility on major exchanges.

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  Lenkep

  Hercegovačka 17, Savski Venac, Belgrade, Serbia

  Lenkep is an international recruitment agency founded in the early 2010s and headquartered in Belgrade, Serbia. The agency specializes in sourcing and placing talent across the IT, FinTech, Crypto, iGaming, and Digital sectors. With a team of 51–200 employees operating across 14 countries, Lenkep positions itself as a multilingual, full-cycle recruitment partner. Its services include direct candidate sourcing, screening, market insights, and hiring strategy, often integrating directly with client teams to fill roles that in-house HR departments cannot cover. The agency has a reputation for speed and flexibility, with case studies showing over $100,000 in cost savings on a single iGaming project and an average time-to-fill of 19 days for 80+ roles over two years. Lenkep offers relocation support and a three-month replacement guarantee, and its team collectively speaks seven languages. The company attends major industry conferences such as Affiliate World Europe and iFX EXPO International, and publishes proprietary salary and organisational structure reports for the iGaming sector.

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  Kvants

  British Virgin Islands

  Kvants.AI is a British Virgin Islands-based fintech company operating an AI-driven, decentralized asset management platform. Founded in 2023 by Michal Horvath, the platform bridges institutional-grade quantitative trading strategies with retail investors through tokenized fund subscriptions and smart-contract-powered vaults. With a minimum investment of approximately $500, users can access curated strategies such as market neutral, directional, momentum, and statistical arbitrage. The ecosystem includes Kvants Studio, a no-code tool for building custom AI trading algorithms, and the $KVAI token, which unlocks tiered features, staking rewards, and governance via KvantDAO. Strategic partnerships with KuCoin and Krain AI enhance its reach and technological capabilities. The global quantitative trading market, valued at over $10 billion in 2020, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.7% through 2028, positioning Kvants at the intersection of AI, DeFi, and retail investment innovation.

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  Kadam

  Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

  Kadam Colors is an Indian manufacturer of premium fabric dyes and color fixatives, operating since 1962. Headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, the company is best known for its iconic Kadam Pakka Rang hot-water dye sachets and DyFix color-fixer solution, widely used by households, artisans, and small fashion businesses. Privately held and employing around 100 people, Kadam distributes across India and serves a growing DIY upcycling market. Its product line emphasizes permanent, skin-friendly color and anti-bleeding protection, aiming to extend garment lifecycles and reduce textile waste. The company positions itself as a sustainable, azo-free dye innovator, blending traditional textile-heritage knowledge with modern eco-conscious chemistry. Kadam also produces cold-water tie-dye kits and professional-grade kits, catering to both retail and business-to-business customers. With no recent funding rounds or international expansion, the company remains a stable, family-owned operation focused on the domestic market.

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  Inwizo

  London, England, United Kingdom

  Inwizo is a London-based financial technology platform that operates as a modern payment service provider for global businesses, with a particular focus on high-growth sectors such as iGaming, e-commerce, and digital services. Founded in 2018, the company offers a comprehensive suite of payment solutions covering both online and in-store channels. Its platform supports over 80 local and international payment methods, including digital wallets, bank transfers, and card payments, alongside advanced fraud prevention tools and conversion-optimisation analytics. Inwizo also provides merchant services, card processing, and global card acquiring capabilities. The company employs between 51 and 200 people according to its LinkedIn profile and has reported a 34% revenue increase in 2025. It actively participates in industry events such as ICE Barcelona and AIBC World. Inwizo is a public limited company but remains privately held, with its official website at inwizo.com. The company's strategic geographic focus appears to be on the CIS and EU regions, as noted in its PayAtlas profile.

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  Incode

  San Francisco, California, USA

  Founded by Ricardo Amper in 2015, Incode Technologies is a San Francisco-based AI-powered identity verification and fraud prevention platform that provides end-to-end solutions for customer onboarding, authentication, KYC/AML compliance, and workforce identity security. The platform processes over 4.1 billion identity checks annually and maintains 400 million identity profiles, serving some of the world’s largest banks, telcos, neobanks, and marketplaces. In 2021, Incode achieved unicorn status with a $1.25 billion valuation after a $220 million Series B round led by General Atlantic, and it has since expanded globally with offices in New York, London, Madrid, Belgrade, Mexico City, Barcelona, and Tel Aviv, employing more than 600 people. The company has been recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Identity Verification for two consecutive years and completed its second acquisition, AuthenticID, in 2024. Its technology is relied upon by 8 of the top 10 U.S. banks and 8 of the top 9 U.S. telcos, positioning it as a critical trust layer in the digital economy.

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  IDNPLAY

  Metro Manila, Philippines

  IDNPLAY is a leading B2B online gaming software provider headquartered in Metro Manila, Philippines. The company specialises in delivering turnkey platforms for poker, casino, sportsbook, and live dealer games, targeting primarily the Asian market. It is widely recognised as the largest B2B poker network in Asia, with its IDNPoker product drawing millions of active users daily through cash games, tournaments, and Sit & Go formats. Beyond poker, IDNPLAY offers IDNCasino (slots, table games, live dealer shows featuring baccarat and Sic Bo) and IDNSports (pre-match and live sports betting). The ecosystem also includes popular Asian card games such as Domino QQ, Capsa, and Super10, which are optimised for mobile traffic and varying internet conditions. Operators can integrate all IDNPLAY products through a single API, simplifying management and customer engagement. The company's platform emphasises scalability, localisation (multiple currencies and languages), and stable performance under high load. With approximately 81 employees and $39.7 million in estimated revenue, IDNPLAY serves a broad client base ranging from startups to white-label portals and established domestic operators across Southeast Asia. Despite its prominence in the region, the company maintains a low public profile, with no publicly named leadership team or founding history readily available.

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  ImLink

  United Kingdom

  ImLink is a UK-based omnichannel messaging platform designed to centralise and optimise business-to-customer communications. The company provides a single, intuitive interface through which enterprises can manage and orchestrate messages across a wide range of channels including SMS, WhatsApp, Viber, FlashCall, Voice OTP, and RCS. ImLink’s platform is built for reliability and cost-efficiency, offering a 100% delivery guarantee and competitive wholesale and retail rates. Its core value proposition lies in simplifying complex messaging workflows—from promotional bulk SMS and transactional OTPs to rich interactive campaigns via RCS and popular messengers. The company positions itself as a partner for businesses seeking to improve customer engagement through high-deliverability, low-cost communication, with transparent analytics and fast API integration. While ImLink does not operate in the gambling or betting vertical itself, its services are widely applicable to iGaming operators that require secure authentication (e.g., SMS OTP, FlashCall), marketing campaigns (WhatsApp, Viber), and service notifications. The platform’s cascade messaging feature allows fallback between channels to maximise delivery success, making it particularly valuable for time-sensitive communications such as login verification or withdrawal confirmations. ImLink’s presence is predominantly online, with its headquarters in the United Kingdom, and it serves a global client base across multiple industries.

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  HFM

  Limassol, Cyprus

  HFM (formerly HotForex) is a multi-asset online broker founded in 2010 and headquartered in Cyprus, with group companies registered in Mauritius, Seychelles, the United Kingdom, and South Africa. Serving over 2.5 million registered clients across 180 countries, the broker offers retail and institutional access to forex, commodities, indices, shares, and cryptocurrencies. HFM operates under multiple regulatory licences, including the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK, emphasising transparency and client fund segregation. The company provides the industry-standard MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms, as well as a proprietary mobile app with a copy-trading feature called Strategy Manager. With a global team of 501–1,000 employees, HFM has won numerous industry awards and positions itself as a reliable partner for traders of all experience levels.

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  Huidu

  Shenzhen, China

  HUIDU is a B2B iGaming API aggregation platform that simplifies content integration for online casino and sportsbook operators. The company aggregates games from providers across Southeast Asia, Europe, and the Americas, offering a single technical and commercial gateway. This allows operators to access a curated library of slots, table games, live dealer products, and sports betting feeds without managing dozens of individual integrations. HUIDU supports multi-currency, multi-language, and multiple payment methods, designed for regulated markets where localization matters. The company also organizes industry networking events, such as the HUIDU World Cup Carnival in Kuala Lumpur (2024), signaling a focus on Asian iGaming relationships. Although founding year and headquarters are not publicly confirmed, its operational base appears centered on Southeast Asia, particularly Malaysia and the broader ASEAN region. HUIDU positions itself as a reliable partner for emerging and established operators seeking efficient aggregation.

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  Google

  Mountain View, California, United States

  Google LLC is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Mountain View, California. Founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the company began as a search engine built on a novel link-analysis algorithm called PageRank. Today, Google is a wholly owned subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. and operates across a vast array of digital services, including online advertising (Google Ads), cloud computing (Google Cloud), mobile operating systems (Android), video sharing (YouTube), productivity software (Google Workspace), and consumer hardware (Pixel, Nest, Fitbit). The company’s core revenue driver remains its search-based advertising platform, but its investments in artificial intelligence – from the Gemini language model to Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) – have positioned it as a key player in the AI infrastructure and applications market. With a workforce of nearly 187,000 employees and a market capitalisation consistently among the world’s largest, Google dominates the global information ecosystem and faces increasing regulatory scrutiny over competition, data privacy, and content moderation.

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  GCore Labs

  Contern, Luxembourg

  Gcore (formerly G-Core Labs) is a Luxembourg-based global technology provider specializing in edge AI, cloud computing, content delivery, and cybersecurity. Founded in 2014, the company originally built its infrastructure to serve the gaming industry, later expanding to serve enterprises across finance, healthcare, manufacturing, media, and telecommunications. Gcore operates more than 210 points of presence across six continents, with a network capacity exceeding 200 Tbps and over 14,000 peering partners. Its comprehensive suite includes virtual machines, bare-metal servers, object storage, Kubernetes, DDoS mitigation, web application and API protection, DNS, and video streaming. In AI, Gcore offers GPU cloud infrastructure for model training and inference, including the 'Everywhere Inference' serverless platform launched in 2025. The company raised $60 million in Series A funding in 2024, led by Wargaming, and generated over $80 million in revenue that year. Gcore has formed strategic partnerships with Intel, Equinix, Graphcore, and NVIDIA, and was recognized as a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape for European public cloud IaaS in 2024.