Platform Provider

• TE

  Tecnalis

  Spain

  Tecnalis is a Spanish technology company that delivers a comprehensive iGaming management platform under the brand name “Alira.” The platform is designed to provide gaming operators with a complete, integrated solution covering sportsbook, sweepstakes, social casino, and artificial intelligence-driven tools. Tecnalis positions Alira as a turnkey offering that enables operators to manage all aspects of their gaming business through a single, scalable system. The company targets both European and Latin American markets and has established partnerships with game aggregators such as Worldmatch to offer access to over 200 premium games. Tecnalis also participates in the Optimove partner ecosystem, indicating integration with CRM and marketing automation capabilities. While the company’s exact founding year and detailed corporate history are not readily available from public sources, its presence in the B2B iGaming space is confirmed through its active commercial website, partner listings, and Spanish corporate registration. Tecnalis Solution Providers SL (registered under number B84200898 in Spain) appears to be the legal entity behind the brand.

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  R. Franco Digital

  Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain

  R. Franco Digital is a global provider of online and retail gaming solutions, established in 2014 as the digital arm of the historic R. Franco Group (founded 1965). As a wholly owned subsidiary of the Orenes Group, the company leverages over five decades of land-based gaming expertise to deliver advanced iGaming technology. Its flagship product is the IRIS platform, a modular, multi-jurisdictional omni-channel system offering Player Account Management, real-time analytics, and promotional tools. The company also develops a diverse portfolio of video slots and casino games, including titles like Spin Fighters and Genies Triple Bonanza, and acts as a content aggregator through partnerships with studios such as Games Global and Betsoft Gaming. Headquartered in Madrid, Spain, R. Franco Digital serves regulated markets across Europe and Latin America, holding multiple licences and certifications. With estimated revenue of approximately $56.2 million, the company maintains a strong industry presence through events like ICE London and SiGMA, and emphasizes compliance, innovation, and open-architecture integration.

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  Relum

  Yerevan, Armenia

  Relum is a B2B iGaming aggregator and platform provider based in Yerevan, Armenia. The company offers a single API integration that grants online casino operators access to a vast library of games—the website claims 50,000+ games, while other sources cite over 14,000 games from 180+ providers. Beyond aggregation, Relum provides a full suite of operational and promotional tools, including jackpot management, multi-level rewards, and promotional widgets. The platform is designed to help operators launch, optimize, and scale their casino operations, with compliance built-in for regulated markets. Relum targets operators at various growth stages, from startups to scaling enterprises. The company maintains a presence on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram, indicating its operations are centered in Yerevan. Its mission is to 'boost iGaming businesses through technology, data and simplicity.'

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  PixupPlay

  Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape, South Africa

  PixupPlay is a next‑generation B2B iGaming technology provider that delivers a comprehensive, modular platform covering casino, sportsbook, betting exchange, and payment solutions. Designed for operators who prioritise speed, scalability and full control, PixupPlay offers both turnkey and white‑label setups, enabling rapid market entry without sacrificing operational flexibility. The platform is built with a futuristic, high‑performance architecture that integrates advanced casino and sportsbook engines, a peer‑to‑peer sports exchange, and a unified crypto‑and‑fiat payment gateway. Beyond its core platform, PixupPlay operates two specialised subsidiaries: Coco Gaming, which develops custom slot and crash games, bespoke game engines, and remote game server (RGS) solutions; and SquidFeeds, which supplies real‑time sports odds, consensus suspensions, and automated market monitoring. The company emphasises a modern UI/UX designed for player activation and retention, and it supports operators with flexible, revenue‑based pricing with zero upfront costs. Headquartered in Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape, South Africa, and operating as a privately held entity under Omnisphere Technologies Ltd, PixupPlay employs 11–50 staff and markets its solutions to emerging and established iGaming businesses worldwide.

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  Newboss

  Manila, Philippines

  Newboss is a rapidly emerging B2B iGaming technology provider that offers a one-stop white-label SaaS platform for small and medium-sized enterprises seeking to enter the online gambling market. The company’s core value proposition is a highly streamlined and cost-effective platform launch, advertising that clients can set up their own iGaming website in as little as eight minutes for a starting price between $999 and $1,999. This aggressive pricing and speed are designed to lower the barrier to entry for entrepreneurs, particularly in emerging markets like the Philippines, where Newboss has established a notable physical and marketing presence. The company differentiates itself through a proprietary no-code, drag-and-drop website builder that allows operators to design their front-end site without technical expertise. Beyond the technology, Newboss markets a comprehensive end-to-end service including backend optimization, workflow support, and one-on-one expert coaching to help clients reduce the typical learning curve. Newboss actively recruits resellers and agents across Asia using social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, with direct sales channels on Telegram. While the company’s global ambitions are clear, its public footprint remains focused on operational marketing rather than corporate transparency, placing it within a segment of fast-growing, privately-held iGaming startups.

• MA

  MAXCREATE

  Sliema, Malta

  MAXCREATE is an iGaming technology supplier based in Sliema, Malta, that builds custom online casino solutions for regulated markets worldwide. Founded in 2007 by Kenneth Schembri, the company started as a bespoke design and development agency and has since grown into a provider of enterprise-grade front-end ecosystems. Its core offering is a 4th-generation modular casino platform available in three editions—MAX, Premium, and Essentials—which integrate with leading Player Account Management (PAM) systems. Beyond the front end, MAXCREATE supplies a comprehensive gamification layer with tournaments, leaderboards, loyalty programmes, and mini-games, as well as a CRM layer with advanced triggers and a game recommendation engine. A notable social platform enables in-casino chat and community features. The company references client projects such as Stellarspins.com, JackpotJill.com, and CrazyBuzzer.de. Privately held and unfunded, MAXCREATE operates with a small team of 2–10 employees while delivering enterprise-level solutions.

• LY

  Lynon

  310 Agioi Omologites, 1087, Nicosia, Cyprus

  Lynon is a B2B iGaming platform provider that delivers a comprehensive turnkey solution for online casino and sportsbook operators. The company positions itself as an operator-first technology partner, offering a modular, SaaS-based platform designed to accelerate time-to-market and reduce operational complexity. Its product suite includes a one-window iGaming platform, a casino game aggregator, a flexible bonus engine, a multi-currency payment gateway, a full sportsbook module, a CRM system, and an affiliate management tool. Lynon also promotes a proprietary API architecture called Versa and a downtime prevention modular system to ensure high availability. The company targets operators seeking rapid deployment, claiming same-day go-live capability. Despite its relatively recent public presence, Lynon has been featured in industry publications such as iGB and Gambling Insider. Its corporate history, founding details, headquarters, and leadership remain undisclosed, giving the impression of a young, agile entrant focused on scalability and integration simplicity.

• IG

  Igpixel

  Larnaca, Cyprus

  IGPixel is a private B2B software development company headquartered in Larnaca, Cyprus, founded in 2016. The company specializes in turnkey and white-label solutions for the online gambling industry, offering a comprehensive ecosystem that includes sportsbook, casino aggregation, affiliate management, payment processing, and odds feeding. With a team of approximately 125 employees, IGPixel serves a global client base with a focus on emerging markets. Its sportsbook software covers 120+ sports and 2,000 tournaments, processing around 120,000 bets per month, while its casino aggregation provides access to over 10,000 games from leading studios. The company also offers ancillary tools such as a match tracker, statistics hub, agent and affiliate systems, a Telegram casino interface, and a payment aggregator, positioning itself as a flexible, innovation-driven partner for operators seeking customised iGaming platforms.

• ID

  iDoBet

  Or Yehuda, Israel

  iDoBet is a global technology provider of advanced systems for the gaming and sports betting industry, with a particular focus on emerging markets. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Or Yehuda, Israel, the company delivers a comprehensive suite of solutions that bridge online and offline gaming environments. Its platform includes shop-based betting terminals, mobile betting applications, sportsbook management, virtual sports, and a full array of casino games. iDoBet’s technology is designed to give operators absolute control over their business through continuously updated systems that adapt to changing market needs. The company positions itself as a one-stop technology partner for operators entering or expanding in high-growth regions, especially in Africa and parts of Asia and Latin America. Beyond its core platform, iDoBet offers supplementary services such as payment processing, fraud protection, risk management, and regulatory compliance support. Despite a long operational history, iDoBet maintains a low public profile; key details about its leadership, funding, and exact headcount remain undisclosed, though it is well-documented in multiple B2B directories and industry databases as an established supplier.

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  .Dot-iGaming.com

  Netherlands

  Dot.iGaming is a Netherlands-based B2B iGaming platform provider founded in 2016. Built by operators for operators, its mission is to democratise the iGaming industry by giving casino operators full ownership of their platform, including brand, player data, licence, and future growth. Unlike traditional white-label providers, dot.iGaming empowers clients with a fully-owned turnkey solution that can launch in four to six weeks. The company’s flagship technology, the “Cube” platform, is a modular ecosystem of 11 precision-engineered modules covering CRM, payments, loyalty, game engine, KYC/compliance, reporting, operations, support, API integration, agents, and player relations. This architecture allows operators to select only the modules they need and scale without limits. Dot.iGaming serves over 34 active operators worldwide, integrates more than 6,000 casino games, supports 150+ payment methods, and offers four platform variants: Classic Turnkey Casino, Crypto Casino, Sweepstake Casino (US-focused), and Sports Betting. Additional services include gaming licence assistance, company formation, and provably fair technology, with 24/7 support and personalised strategic guidance throughout the operator’s lifecycle.

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  Ceeblue

  Netherlands

  Ceeblue B.V. is a Netherlands-based live streaming technology company that specializes in ultra-low-latency video transcoding and delivery. Founded in 2017 by Danny Burns and Lawton Cheney, the company has developed the Media Fabric, a platform that achieves sub-500 millisecond end-to-end latency by combining a live video transcoder with a real-time service mesh. This makes it particularly suited for latency-sensitive applications such as live sports betting, iGaming, live shopping, and OTT broadcasting. Ceeblue is the first and only provider to support both WebRTC and HESP real-time protocols on a single platform. In 2025, it launched WebRTS, an open-source streaming framework that delivers real-time latency over HTTP/TCP, reducing infrastructure costs. The company serves major broadcasters and betting operators, with a reference customer story involving Akamai. With a team of 11–50 employees and revenue under $5 million, Ceeblue is privately held and maintains strong industry influence as a founding member and co-chair of the CDN Alliance’s Low Latency Working Group.

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  Win Systems

  Barcelona, Spain

  Win Systems is a global technology supplier and systems integrator serving the casino and lottery industries. Founded in 1996 in Barcelona, Spain, the company has grown to operate in more than 60 countries, providing management platforms, electronic roulette terminals, and slot machines. Its flagship Wigos Casino Management System offers real‑time monitoring, player tracking, and regulatory reporting, while its electronic roulette and slot products are deployed in land‑based casinos, lotteries, and gaming halls across Latin America, Europe, and Asia. Led by CEO Eric Benchimol, Win Systems positions itself as an end‑to‑end partner, offering design, installation, and maintenance services. The company has raised approximately $126 million in funding and has recently expanded into electronic payments and data analytics, reinforcing its ambition to modernise the casino floor.