Fintech / Payment Processing
Companies offering fintech / payment processing in the iGaming industry — 5 listed.
Trustly
Stockholm, Sweden
Trustly is a Swedish fintech company founded in 2008 that pioneered Pay by Bank solutions, enabling consumers to pay online directly from their bank accounts without credit cards or digital wallets. As of 2025, Trustly powers one of the world’s largest direct payment networks, connecting over 12,000 banks across 30+ countries and serving more than 9,000 merchants including PayPal, DraftKings, and eBay. The company processes over $500 billion in payments to date and supports 110 million consumers. Trustly’s proprietary open banking stack handles 500+ transactions per second with low latency, and its data engine, Trustly Azura, provides merchants with insights for risk management and personalization. The company has expanded through key acquisitions: PayWithMyBank (2019, North America), Ecospend (2022, UK open banking), and SlimPay (2023, recurring payments). In 2023, Trustly reported revenues of $265 million (up 14% YoY) and processed $58 billion in transactions. Trustly is a licensed payment institution supervised by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (EU/EEA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (UK). In the U.S., it is state-regulated, though the company has faced regulatory scrutiny including a SEK 130 million fine in 2022 for anti-money laundering deficiencies.
Vexora is an international payment service provider (PSP) that enables businesses to transact globally through seamless onboarding and end-to-end payment integration. The company combines global expertise with strong local execution, building its infrastructure directly on local payment rails to achieve higher success rates and better conversion. Vexora specialises in both global card acquiring – with a reported success rate of over 80% including the GCC region – and a wide array of local alternative payment methods (APMs) such as online banking, ATM cards, e‑wallets, QR payments, and over‑the‑counter (OTC) transactions. The platform is API‑first and modular, designed to scale and support millions of transactions while maintaining 99.99% uptime. Vexora is PCI DSS Level 1 certified and holds multiple local licences, ensuring in‑country data handling, compliance, and continuous risk monitoring. Its reach spans more than 20 markets across Latin America, Africa, Asia, the GCC, and Australia. Positioned as a gateway to complex and emerging markets, Vexora caters primarily to international merchants seeking secure, compliant, and reliable payment acceptance worldwide.
B2BinPay
Rome, Italy
B2BinPay is a global blockchain-based payment processor founded in 2014, providing businesses with an all-in-one cryptocurrency ecosystem for accepting, storing, sending, exchanging, and swapping digital assets. Serving over 980 merchants, the platform has processed more than $5.1 billion in incoming transactions and completed over 6.7 million transactions as of early 2025. It supports 350+ digital assets across 10 blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC. Headquartered in Rome, Italy, with additional presence in Tallinn, Estonia, the company employs between 51 and 200 people. B2BinPay emphasizes zero chargebacks due to blockchain irreversibility, no rolling reserve, instant settlement, and advanced security features such as 2FA, address whitelisting, and KYC/KYT compliance. The company also offers a white-label solution for banks, electronic money institutions, and payment service providers, launched in 2025. Notable partnerships include sponsoring Athletic Club Bilbao through the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League season. B2BinPay has raised $3 million in known funding and positions itself as a comprehensive crypto payment infrastructure provider for merchants, enterprises, and financial platforms.
Adyen
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Adyen is a Dutch financial technology company that provides a unified, end-to-end payment platform for global enterprises. Founded in 2006 in Amsterdam by Pieter van der Does and Arnout Schuijff, the company enables businesses to accept payments across online, mobile, and in-person channels through a single integrated system. Adyen acts as both a payment gateway and a payment service provider, and it holds acquiring bank status in multiple jurisdictions, allowing direct transaction processing without intermediaries. The platform processes over €1.4 trillion in transactions annually, supports more than 150 currencies and 200 local payment methods, and maintains 99.999% uptime. Adyen serves leading brands across retail, travel, food and beverage, and digital services, offering capabilities including payment acceptance, risk management, data analytics, card issuing, business accounts, and financing. Headquartered in Amsterdam with offices in 29 locations worldwide, the company employs over 4,300 people. Adyen has been profitable since 2011 and is listed on Euronext Amsterdam under the ticker ADYEN. Its mission is to provide businesses with the control, reliability, and expertise needed to scale globally while simplifying financial operations through a single, modern technology stack.
AlgoCharge
Petah Tikva, Israel
AlgoCharge was a payment processing technology company founded in 2012 in Petah Tikva, Israel, that specialized in algorithm-powered payment gateway solutions for high-risk online industries. The company targeted merchants in online trading (forex and binary options), gaming, and e-commerce, offering a PCI Level 1 compliant platform capable of processing over 80 payment methods, including credit cards, bank transfers, and e-wallets. AlgoCharge positioned itself as the successor to AllCharge, a legacy internet payment service provider, claiming over a decade of research and development. Its core value proposition was an advanced algorithm engine designed to increase transaction approval rates while simultaneously reducing fraud and controlling risk. Despite marketing itself with an 11-50 employee workforce on LinkedIn, other sources indicate the company had as few as two employees and operated with no external funding. The official domain is now listed for sale, and Crunchbase lists the company’s operating status as “Closed,” confirming the business is no longer active.
