iGaming Companies Directory
4740 companies across live casino, slots, payments, operators, and more.
Kabata Group
Brazil
Kabata Group is a strategic holding company focused on the development, operation, and expansion of proprietary businesses within the iGaming, technology, and related sectors, with a primary emphasis on the Latin American market. The group positions itself as a partner for online betting and casino operators, offering a suite of services that includes growth partnership operational consulting, acquisitions, and gaming research. Founded by Fernando Garita, a notable figure in the Latin American iGaming landscape who previously co-led Betsul, Kabata Group represents a new venture aimed at consolidating expertise and capital to capture opportunities in the rapidly growing regulated gambling markets of the region. The company was established in 2025 and is headquartered in Brazil. As a privately held entity, it operates with a lean team structure, leveraging the founder's deep industry relationships and operational experience. Kabata Group’s core offering revolves around providing strategic guidance, operational support, and capital for acquisitions to operators seeking to scale in LatAm. The company made its industry debut as an exhibitor at SAGSE Latam 2025, signaling its intent to become a significant player in the B2B iGaming ecosystem. Its long-term vision involves building a portfolio of successful operating companies while also acting as a consulting and research partner to the wider industry.
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TemboBet
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
TemboBet is an online sports betting platform operating primarily in Tanzania, launched around 2018 by BETX LIMITED, a company based in Dar es Salaam. The platform offers a mobile-first wagering experience through its website and native iOS app, developed by the Slovakian software company codium s. r. o. Key features include a first-deposit bonus of up to 100,000 TZS, an Odds Booster that can enhance odds by up to 1000%, and an Early Cash Out function allowing bettors to settle tickets for profit before an event ends. TemboBet claims to provide up to 200,000 advanced betting options across world sports. While the service is positioned as a new entrant in the Tanzanian market, specific details about the parent company’s broader operations, team size, and ownership structure remain largely undisclosed. The platform collects user location and usage data for diagnostics, and its age rating is 18+. Despite limited publicly available information, TemboBet appears to focus exclusively on the Tanzanian market, with no evidence of international expansion or additional gaming verticals such as casino or virtual sports.
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SakaBet, operating as Sakata Bet and accessible at sakatabets.com, is a Kenya-focused online sportsbook and casino platform that targets local bettors with competitive odds on major football leagues such as the Premier League and LaLiga, along with basketball, tennis, and other sports. The brand distinguishes itself by offering a selection of crash games – fast-paced, arcade-style titles like Aviator – that have gained popularity in emerging African iGaming markets. Licensed by the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) of Kenya, SakaBet emphasizes mobile accessibility through a lightweight Android application and seamless integration with M-Pesa, the dominant mobile money service in the country. While the platform presents itself as one of Kenya's most exciting betting sites, its overall market position, customer base, and international footprint remain modest compared to larger pan-African operators such as SportPesa, Betika, or Mozzart Bet. The company's online presence is limited to its website and a Twitter account, with no publicly disclosed corporate parent, founding details, headcount, or executive leadership, suggesting it may be a relatively small or newly established operation within Kenya's competitive betting landscape.
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OPtimoPLay is a B2B iGaming game provider that develops and delivers modern, high-performance casino games for online operators. Founded with a focus on simplicity and transparency, the company aims to bridge the gap between player entertainment and operator profitability. Its core offering consists of a suite of fully configurable, provably fair games that leverage transparent random number generation (RNG) and multi-currency support. OPtimoPLay’s platform is designed for rapid integration, allowing operators to launch in days rather than months. The company emphasizes a data-first approach with robust reporting tools to drive revenue, and it builds its products for compliance with regulated markets from day one. With a small, agile team of 11-50 employees and a founding team led by David Kometiani, OPtimoPLay has quickly positioned itself as a partner for operators seeking compliant, engaging games that boost retention and revenue in a competitive landscape.
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Kotani Pay
Nairobi, Kenya
Kotani Pay is a Kenyan fintech company that builds middleware payment infrastructure to connect blockchain-based digital assets with local currencies across Africa. Founded in 2020 by a team including former medical doctor Felix Macharia, the company addresses the gap between cryptocurrency adoption and the continent's reliance on feature phones by using Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) technology. This allows users to send, receive, and withdraw stablecoins and cryptocurrencies directly to mobile money wallets without needing internet access or a smartphone. Kotani Pay operates as a B2B service, offering a white-label API that enables crypto exchanges, remittance platforms, and other Web3 businesses to integrate with multiple mobile money networks, including M-Pesa and MTN MoMo. The company has raised $3 million in funding from investors such as P1 Ventures, DCG/Luno, and Flori Ventures, and has been selected for the UNICEF Venture Fund. It holds a Financial Service Provider license from South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), signaling its commitment to regulatory compliance as it expands into markets like Rwanda, Senegal, and Nigeria.
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Stellarbets
Nairobi, Kenya
Stellarbets (operating as Stellar Bets) is a fully independent, in-house B2B iGaming ecosystem developer delivering turnkey solutions for retail betting operators, primarily across Africa. The company provides an end-to-end package that includes custom-designed crash games, virtual sports, mini-games, lotteries, and classic iGaming titles, all built to function reliably in low-bandwidth environments common across emerging markets. Beyond game content, Stellarbets supplies proprietary hardware (the Stellar Bets Box and Bet Kiosk), a cloud-based admin and analytics platform, and a range of operational tools covering access management, finance tracking, and player engagement. The company’s flagship product is “Stellar Rocket,” a crash game with unique graphics and gameplay mechanics, while newer titles such as “Stellar Football” incorporate a non-linear multiplier system (Trickster Mode) to extend session length and increase retention. Stellarbets also operates an AI-driven Smart RTP System that dynamically adjusts payout ratios at the individual shop level, a differentiator in the retail segment. With over 3,000 active devices daily across nine African markets and more than 1.5 million daily transactions processed as of early 2026, Stellarbets is positioning itself for expansion into Europe while continuing to strengthen its infrastructure for African networks. The company’s LinkedIn profile lists its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, and reports a team size of 11–50 employees. Stellarbets was notably developed by Paekos Enterprises Ltd, though no public founding year has been established.
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Digi Africa is a technology-driven insurance provider operating across Africa, offering a fully digital platform for individuals and businesses to obtain insurance coverage, manage policies, and file claims entirely online or via smartphone. The company positions itself as a modern alternative to traditional insurance models, emphasizing flexibility, affordability, and comprehensive coverage. Its digital-first approach aims to lower barriers to insurance access, particularly in underserved or previously unbanked segments of the African population. While the company’s exact founding year, headquarters location, and employee count are not publicly available, its website and Instagram presence indicate an active commercial operation focusing on retail and possibly small-to-medium enterprise insurance products. Digi Africa leverages mobile and web technology to streamline the entire insurance lifecycle—from quote generation and policy purchase to premium payment and claims processing. Operating in a competitive insurtech landscape, the company faces rivals like Turaco and Aella, yet its tagline “Illuminating the path to peace of mind with tailored insurance solutions & expert guidance” underscores a customer-centric, advisory-oriented approach.
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Digital Media Hawkers Africa is a professional digital marketing and media production agency headquartered in Tanzania, operating under the domain digitalmediahawkers.co.tz. The company positions itself as a full-service partner for modern African businesses, offering a suite of solutions that span digital marketing, branding, media production, web design, and business growth consulting. Its tagline, “Reach The Unexpected,” suggests a focus on helping clients tap into new or underserved audiences through innovative digital strategies. While the agency’s exact founding date and team size remain unspecified in publicly available sources, its online presence indicates a clear specialization in serving the African market. The services listed on the official website—spanning from professional branding to web design and media production—align with the growing demand for integrated digital capabilities across the continent. However, no detailed client portfolio, case studies, or industry recognitions were found during the research, limiting the depth of verification. The agency appears to operate as a small-to-medium enterprise, but concrete headcount, founding year, and leadership details could not be independently confirmed from the provided search results or publicly accessible sources.
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There is no independent company named 'Outlook' operating in the iGaming/gambling industry. All search results consistently point to Microsoft Outlook, a personal email and calendar management software product, not a B2B news database subject in the gambling sector. It is possible the intended company has a similar name (e.g., Outlook Gaming, Outlook Group, or a gambling brand including 'Outlook'). To provide an accurate editorial profile, a specific or corrected company name would be needed.
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ProSport Africa
Nairobi, Kenya
ProSport Africa is a privately held iGaming startup headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, founded in 2024 with a mission to transform the betting entertainment landscape across the continent and beyond. The company positions itself as “the ultimate worldwide hub for betting entertainment and gaming software,” focusing on delivering a user-friendly mobile application that empowers bettors with quick, seamless, and engaging experiences. With a lean team of 2‑10 employees, ProSport Africa operates at the intersection of technology and gambling, aiming to disrupt traditional iGaming paradigms by innovating the rules of the game. The company’s initial product, TRADEX, was launched in early 2025 as a new betting game, signaling its entry into product development. As a young, privately financed venture, ProSport Africa is still building its brand, technology stack, and market presence in a rapidly growing African iGaming sector. No separate corporate website has been publicly identified, and the company’s leadership team has not been disclosed in accessible sources. The firm’s Nairobi base positions it within a regional hub for tech and gaming innovation, though it faces the challenge of differentiating itself in an increasingly competitive market dominated by established operators.
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Kenya Football Federation
Goal Project, Kasarani Stadium, Nairobi, Kenya
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) is the officially recognized governing body for all association football activities in the Republic of Kenya. It is responsible for the administration, regulation, and development of the sport at all levels, from grassroots to professional leagues and national teams. Formed in its current structure in 2011 as the successor to Football Kenya Limited (FKL), the FKF traces its roots to the original Kenya Football Federation (KFF) founded in 1960. The federation is headquartered in Nairobi and operates under the jurisdiction of FIFA, the Confederation of African Football (CAF), and the Council for East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA). The FKF is best known for organizing the top-tier Kenyan Premier League (now also known as the Mozzart Bet League), the Kenyan Women's Premier League, and the national teams, including the men's senior team, the Harambee Stars, and the women's senior team, the Harambee Starlets. The federation has faced significant governance challenges, including being placed under a FIFA suspension in 2022 due to government interference, from which it was reinstated later that year. Following elections in December 2024, a new administration led by President Hussein Mohammed took office, aiming to restore financial stability and operational integrity.
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