Platform Provider

Companies offering platform provider in the iGaming industry — 332 listed.

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DFI Inc.
New Taipei City, Taiwan
DFI Inc. (Diamond Flower Inc.) is a Taiwanese public company and global leader in high-performance industrial computing technology. Founded in 1981 by Y.C. Lu, the company designs and manufactures embedded boards, system-on-modules, industrial PCs, panel PCs, and displays for mission-critical environments. With a workforce of around 725 employees and over 180 R&D engineers, DFI serves verticals including iGaming, gaming, automation, medical, transportation, and defense. In 2017, DFI became part of the Qisda/BenQ Group, gaining access to group resources for LCD integration, PCB assembly, and enclosure fabrication. The company is publicly traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE: 2397) and is an Intel Internet of Things Solutions Alliance member. DFI transformed from a consumer motherboard maker (famous for its LanParty series) into a focused industrial supplier, exiting the consumer market entirely in 2011.
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D&T Inc.
26-121 Gajeongbuk-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, South Korea, 34113
D&T Inc. is a South Korea-based original design manufacturer (ODM) that specializes in custom, tailor-made display solutions for niche industrial markets. Founded in 1999 as an outsourced R&D service provider for LG and Samsung, the company evolved into a full-cycle manufacturer of LCD, mini-LED backlit, and OLED displays. Its primary market verticals include casino gaming (slot machines, electronic table games), medical equipment (diagnostic monitors, surgical displays), air traffic control systems, and security surveillance. D&T differentiates itself with a vertically integrated engineering approach, supporting customers with mechanical, hardware, and firmware/software development teams under one roof. The company holds ISO 9001, 14001, and 13485 certifications, underscoring its commitment to quality management and medical device standards. D&T regularly exhibits at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas and its headquarters and manufacturing facilities are located in the Yuseong District of Daejeon, South Korea. The company is privately held and does not publicly disclose revenue or client names, but its targeted marketing toward casino vendors indicates a significant role in the iGaming hardware supply chain.
Cyberleaf
Fort Myers, Florida, USA
Cyberleaf is an enterprise‑grade managed cybersecurity company built by veteran security operators to serve growing organizations that lack the resources to build and staff their own security operations center (SOC). Headquartered in Fort Myers, Florida, the company was founded in 2010 and today delivers a unified Cybersecurity‑as‑a‑Service (CSaaS) platform that combines 24/7 SOC monitoring, Managed Detection & Response (MDR/XDR), compliance readiness (SOC 2, CMMC, NIST, HIPAA, PCI DSS), and professional services such as penetration testing and vulnerability scanning. Cyberleaf’s approach is designed to fill the gap between a company’s existing IT team and the dedicated security analysts needed to detect, investigate, and contain threats in real time. Its SOC is staffed entirely by U.S.-based analysts, and the service integrates with clients’ existing security tools rather than forcing a rip‑and‑replace. The company sells primarily through MSPs and directly to businesses with 50–500 employees, as well as to government entities. Cyberleaf positions itself as a cost‑effective alternative to hiring a full‑time security team, promising predictable monthly pricing with no hidden fees. Its leadership brings decades of experience from enterprise and government cybersecurity, and the company has recently strengthened its go‑to‑market leadership with the appointment of a new Chief Revenue Officer.
Comm100
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Comm100 is a global provider of omnichannel customer engagement software that combines live chat, AI chatbots, ticketing, messaging, voice, and knowledge management into a single platform. Founded in 2009 by Kevin Gao and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, the bootstrapped company has grown without venture capital and now processes over 223 million conversations annually. Comm100 serves education, government, and commercial organizations, leveraging its AI-first design to automate up to 80% of customer queries while providing real-time assistance to human agents. The platform maintains a 4.7/5 Capterra rating, an 80% AI resolution rate, and a 95% customer satisfaction score. With approximately 91 employees, Comm100 positions itself as a more affordable, AI-native, and compliance-focused alternative to legacy suites like Zendesk. Its zero-downtime infrastructure, WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards, and transparent pricing further distinguish it in the market.
Chargeforwards
London, United Kingdom
Chargeforwards is a London-based risk workflow platform that helps merchants and payment service providers (PSPs) combat fraud, automate chargeback management, and streamline identity verification – all from a single, modular system. Founded in 2024, the company evolved from a chargeback prevention specialist into a broader connected-risk platform after its founders recognised that fraud, disputes, onboarding, and compliance are rarely managed in isolation. Today, Chargeforwards brings these functions together into one intelligent workflow, enabling businesses to detect abuse, defend revenue, and reduce friction across the entire customer journey. The platform is designed for high-volume sectors including iGaming, subscription services, eCommerce, and digital businesses. Its three core product areas – Fraud Prevention, Chargeback Management, and Identity & KYC – are deployed as integrated modules or standalone tools, allowing clients to tailor the solution to their specific risk profile. Chargeforwards emphasises simplicity, transparency, and usage-based pricing, which it says avoids the rigid contracts and seat-based licensing common in the industry. The team is lean (2–10 employees) and led by CEO Matthew Long, who joined from Mastercard’s Ethoca in 2025, and founding engineer Billy Hopkinson-Wood, who architected the platform. The company is privately held and primarily serves clients across multiple regions and currencies, with a particular focus on helping PSPs and merchants control fraud and dispute levels without hindering growth.
Brazilian Lounge
São Paulo, Brazil
Brazilian Lounge is a dedicated B2B ecosystem serving the rapidly growing regulated iGaming and betting market in Brazil. It functions as a central hub that connects Brazilian operators, suppliers, regulators, and international stakeholders through a suite of integrated media and networking products. The company publishes a quarterly magazine that offers in-depth analysis and strategic insights on Brazil’s gambling sector, produces a weekly podcast featuring interviews with industry leaders, and operates a physical coworking space in São Paulo designed specifically for iGaming professionals to collaborate and close deals. Beyond these fixed assets, Brazilian Lounge maintains a presence at major global industry events such as SiGMA, ICE, SBC, and iGB L!VE, where it represents the Brazilian market and facilitates business matchmaking. It also runs an online company directory that functions as a marketplace for the local iGaming ecosystem. Founded as the premier platform “where Brazilian companies meet the world,” Brazilian Lounge positions itself as the essential entry point for any firm looking to navigate or enter Brazil’s regulated betting environment. Its leadership team brings together executives with deep experience in Latin American iGaming, media, and technology, making Brazilian Lounge a influential voice in one of the fastest-growing regulated gambling markets globally.
Braze
New York, New York, United States
Braze is a leading cloud-based customer engagement platform headquartered in New York City. Originally founded as Appboy in 2011 by Bill Magnuson, Jon Hyman, and Mark Ghermezian, the company rebranded to Braze in 2017 to reflect its evolution beyond mobile marketing into a full omnichannel engagement suite. Braze enables brands to unify customer data from multiple sources, orchestrate personalized messaging across email, push notifications, in-app messages, SMS, and other channels, and optimize campaigns with real-time analytics and AI-driven insights. The platform is used by over 2,300 enterprise customers including major names in retail, media, financial services, and travel. Braze has grown rapidly, reaching approximately 2,100 employees as of mid‑2025 and generating $593 million in annual revenue (fiscal year ended January 2025). The company went public on the Nasdaq in November 2021 under the ticker BRZE. Braze’s product ecosystem includes the core Braze Customer Engagement Platform, the BrazeAI™ suite of intelligent features, and the recently launched Braze Data Platform, which simplifies data integration and governance. With a strong emphasis on scalability and first‑party data, Braze positions itself as the “operating system for customer engagement,” helping businesses build lasting, personalized relationships with their audiences.
CHEETEYE
10084 E Kemper Rd, STE 6, Loveland, Ohio 45140, USA
CHEETEYE is a privately held software development company founded in 2007 by Graeme Powell in South Africa. Initially serving major South African casino operators like Sun International, Peermont, and Tsogo Groups, the company expanded into the UK and European markets in 2009 and opened its first US office in 2011. Today, its global headquarters is in Loveland, Ohio, with additional operations in South Africa and Europe. CHEETEYE develops specialized technology for the casino and gaming industry, focusing on compliance automation, operational efficiency, and guest experience. Its core products include Mobile Jackpot for tablet-based jackpot processing and tax form generation, Loyalty Online for gamified mobile loyalty programs, t‑31 for Title 31 compliance and FinCEN reporting, and Resort Secure for incident management and compliance monitoring. The company operates with a lean team of about 5–6 engineers and programmers, emphasizing agility and customizability to compete against larger vendors. CHEETEYE remains bootstrapped and self-sustaining, serving mid-sized to large casino operators across the US, Europe, and South Africa, and regularly exhibits at industry events like G2E. Its small size and lack of external funding have not hindered its ability to deliver responsive, tailored solutions that eliminate manual errors and streamline regulatory filings.
Adkuu
Tallinn, Harju County, Estonia
Adkuu, founded in 2024 and headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, is a privately held B2B technology provider that delivers an AI-native intelligence layer for the online gambling industry. The company’s three core products – AI Sphere, Adkuu Pulse, and Lukk – are designed to solve persistent operational challenges such as high player churn (which the company estimates at 60% within 30 days), the cold-start problem in game recommendations, and the limited range of betting markets beyond traditional sports. AI Sphere provides a personalization engine with explainable recommendations from a player’s first session, using a metadata catalog of over 20,000 games. Adkuu Pulse offers a prediction market content feed with AI-generated probabilities and fixed odds, while Lukk (in early access) creates real-money betting markets on live public webcams, with markets written, resolved, and settled by AI in about 60 seconds. The company operates with a small engineering team of 2–10 employees, amplified by AI agents, and uses a usage-based pricing model that aligns its revenue with operator success. Although Adkuu has no publicly disclosed clients or funding rounds as of 2025, its product concepts represent genuine innovation in a sector that has seen little architectural change in the last decade.
Bepoz America, LLC
South Carolina, USA (inferred)
Bepoz America, LLC is the United States subsidiary of a global point-of-sale software company that traces its roots to Sydney, Australia, where the parent company began operating in the early 1970s as Business Electronical Pty Ltd. After decades of reselling third-party solutions, the company developed its own proprietary POS platform branded Bepoz in 2004, designed to handle the complexity of multi-location businesses from single restaurants to large enterprises with thousands of sites. Bepoz America, LLC serves the North American market with a focus on the hospitality, retail, and gaming sectors, exhibiting regularly at major industry events such as the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) and Indian Gaming. Its flagship software suite includes modules for corporate multi-location control, mobile ordering (SmartTAB and SmartPad), customer loyalty, and promotions scheduling. The company distinguishes itself by offering a 30-day money-back guarantee on its POS system and including 24/7 support and free upgrades in the product price. With a lean team of 11 to 50 employees, according to LinkedIn, Bepoz America, LLC operates as a boutique yet globally connected POS provider.
ADLINK Technology, Inc.
No. 66, Huaya 1st Rd., Guishan Dist., Taoyuan City 333411, Taiwan
ADLINK Technology, Inc. is a global leader in edge computing and embedded solutions, enabling real-time intelligence at the point of data generation. Founded in 1995 by Jim Liu in Taipei, Taiwan, the company transitioned from industrial PC manufacturing to high-performance edge AI platforms. It serves healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, gaming, and defense sectors. With headquarters in Taoyuan, Taiwan, ADLINK operates six design centers and over 20 support offices across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Publicly traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TAIEX: 6166), the company holds strategic partnerships with NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, and NXP and actively contributes to industry standards such as PICMG and SGeT. As of 2026, ADLINK is advancing Physical AI platforms powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor and IGX Thor, reinforcing its commitment to edge AI innovation.