Payment Processor
Companies offering payment processor in the iGaming industry — 176 listed.

Motileo
Malta
Motileo is a B2B SaaS platform that transforms team KPIs into real-time competitions, achievements, and rewards through gamification and automation. Positioned as a 'peak performance' engine for sales teams, it helps organizations double KPI performance within 30 days by automating motivation, engineering success blueprints, and fostering healthy competition. The platform integrates with over 200 business tools, including CRMs and project management systems, without disrupting existing workflows. Motileo serves elite sales teams across fintech, recruitment, and iGaming sectors. In September 2025, it won the SiGMA Startup Pitch at SiGMA Euro-Med in Malta, highlighting its traction in the iGaming industry. Pricing starts at £22/€25 per seat per month after a free onboarding phase, with a 100% ROI guarantee. The company is headquartered in Malta and remains privately held, operating with a lean, remote-friendly team. Client results include a 48% increase in engagement and an 89% more productive workforce.

MiFinity Payments
Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
MiFinity is a global payments provider and digital wallet operator founded in 2002 and headquartered in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The company is dual-regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority and the Malta Financial Services Authority, holding an Electronic Money Institution license. MiFinity's core product, the MiFinity eWallet, enables instant deposits and withdrawals at over 1,200 merchant brands, with support for 80+ local payment methods, 18 currencies, and 21 languages. The platform serves consumers and merchants across more than 220 countries, processing an estimated €2 billion annually. MiFinity is privately held and employs around 125 people, with a leadership team including CEO Paul Kavanagh, recently appointed Group COO Ray Brash, and CFO Jim Purcell. The company focuses on high-growth verticals such as iGaming, travel, forex, and eCommerce, and has achieved profitable double-digit revenue growth. Additional services include MiFinity eVouchers, PayAnyBank, PayAnyCard, and free IBAN accounts for EEA and UK customers.

Masters In Cash
Netherlands
Masters In Cash is a Netherlands-based affiliate program operator specializing in adult entertainment and dating verticals, active since approximately 2009–2010. The company operates a global partner network spanning more than 30 countries, offering affiliates both Cost Per Lead (CPL) and Revenue Share (RevShare) monetization models. Owned and operated by Supporta Interactiva B.V., a private limited liability company registered in the Netherlands, Masters In Cash positions itself as a data-informed organization that leverages analytics to optimize campaign performance. Its primary platform provides in-house offers—proprietary campaigns developed and managed internally—along with a dedicated affiliate dashboard for tracking, reporting, and payouts. Despite a long industry presence, the company maintains a low public profile, with most outreach conducted through its Instagram channel and sign-up pages rather than a comprehensive corporate website. Affiliates can choose from a range of dating and adult traffic campaigns, and the program emphasizes reliable, no-delay payments governed by Dutch law. The exact founding date and leadership identities have not been publicly disclosed in verifiable sources as of 2026.
Lab4Crypto
Larnaca, Cyprus
Lab4Crypto is a Cyprus-based provider of advanced crypto analytics and educational services, founded in 2022 and headquartered in Larnaca. The company describes itself as a team of academic experts in blockchain technology and artificial intelligence. Its core offering is a data-driven analytics platform that supplies risk management metrics, on-chain data, and quantitative market analysis to support informed trading decisions. The platform is marketed to both retail traders and institutional users seeking transparent, research-backed insights into cryptocurrency markets. Beyond the analytics dashboard, Lab4Crypto also reports providing custom blockchain development services, including cryptocurrency exchange creation, white-label exchange software, and DeFi exchange solutions. The company positions itself as an educational resource, leveraging academic rigor to demystify complex blockchain and AI topics. Its social media presence emphasises “Data-Driven Market Analysis By Academics,” reinforcing the educational mission. Tracxn lists Lab4Crypto as an unfunded private company, indicating it has not raised external venture capital as of the latest available data. No headcount figures or public executive profiles have been discovered; the company’s leadership team does not appear on its website, LinkedIn, or in press coverage. The privacy policy on the platform (app.lab4crypto.com) confirms the entity is registered in Cyprus and uses third‑party payment processors for any paid services.

InstaXchange
Senamiesčio seniūnija, Vilnius County, Lithuania
InstaXchange is a global, award-winning crypto exchange platform that enables individuals and businesses to instantly buy, sell, and exchange cryptocurrencies with fiat money. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania, the company serves over 150,000 users and 100+ business clients across more than 150 countries, having processed over $1 billion in total turnover. InstaXchange differentiates itself through transparent, upfront pricing, instant SEPA and card payments, and support for 1,000+ cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. The platform accepts multiple payment methods such as credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA transfers, and local payment methods. It is a licensed financial services provider with regulatory coverage in Switzerland, Canada, and the European Union under MiCA, as well as in Poland, Lithuania, and Cyprus. In addition to its consumer-facing exchange, InstaXchange offers business API solutions and white-label partnerships for fiat-to-crypto integration, servicing a growing institutional client base of over 100 businesses. The company is privately held and operates with 11–50 employees according to its LinkedIn profile.

Hyperion Rapid Solutions/ HyperGate
919 North Market Street, Suite 950, Wilmington, Delaware 19801, United States
Hyperion Rapid Solutions, Inc., doing business as Hypergate (hypergate.space), is a privately held B2B payments technology company founded in 2023 and incorporated in Wilmington, Delaware. The company develops a SaaS payment orchestration platform that leverages front-end technology to read and analyze users' payment details, delivering comprehensive transaction data to merchants. Hypergate positions itself as a payment-configuration framework allowing merchants to independently manage and optimize payment flows without being constrained by their payment gateway's limitations. It holds PCI DSS Level 1 certification, the highest security standard in the payment industry. Through its LinkedIn presence, Hypergate has specifically targeted the iGaming and online gambling sector, seeking payment providers for high-volume deposits in Southeast Asian markets. The company's team is estimated at 11–50 employees. Hypergate's core offering is a smart routing and orchestration layer that sits between the merchant's e‑shop and multiple downstream payment methods, enabling autonomous processing and oversight.
Get Parker
New York City, New York, USA
Parker (Parker Technologies Inc.) was a Y Combinator-backed fintech startup that provided corporate credit cards, banking services, and financial analytics tailored to e-commerce businesses. Founded in 2019 by Yacine Sibous and Milan Ray, the company emerged from stealth in 2023 with a proprietary underwriting model that plugged directly into e-commerce platforms like Shopify and Amazon, allowing it to assess real-time cash flows and extend credit lines more flexibly than traditional banks. Parker raised over $200 million in total funding, including a $125 million lending facility, with its Series A led by Valar Ventures. At its peak, the company reported $65 million in revenue and employed between 51 and 200 people. However, after failed acquisition talks, Parker filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation on May 7, 2026, abruptly ceasing operations and leaving small-business customers without access to their credit lines. The shutdown highlighted risks in banking-as-a-service partnerships and the fragility of debt-funded fintech models.

GBO International Financial Services LTD
Tel Aviv, Israel
GBO International Financial Services LTD is a global B2B corporate services provider exclusively serving the online gambling and iGaming industry. Founded in 2009 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by alumni of the Swiss banking system and Israeli capital markets, the company initially focused on cross-border banking before pivoting to the fast-growing online gaming sector in the early 2010s. Today, GBO offers a comprehensive suite of turnkey solutions that enable gaming operators, startups, affiliates, and B2B suppliers to launch, scale, and manage regulated online gaming businesses across multiple jurisdictions. Its core services include gaming license acquisition (having processed over 600 licenses), company formation, introductions to white-label casino platforms, banking and payment partnerships, and ongoing operational support. The company operates through specialized divisions such as GBO-Licensing.com, GBOGaming.com, and GBO-Intl.com, with a strong focus on jurisdictions like Curaçao, Anjouan, Nevis, and Malta. With an estimated 11–50 employees and a private ownership structure, GBO has built a reputation for simplifying the complex regulatory, financial, and operational hurdles of international gaming market entry and maintains an active presence at major industry conferences.

Fireblocks
New York, New York, United States
Fireblocks is the world’s most trusted digital asset and stablecoin infrastructure platform, enabling financial institutions, fintechs, exchanges, banks, and Web3 companies to build, secure, and scale digital asset operations. Founded in 2018 by cybersecurity veterans Michael Shaulov, Idan Ofrat, and Pavel Berengoltz—who previously worked together at Check Point Software Technologies—the company emerged from an investigation into the 2017 Lazarus Group hack of South Korean exchanges. The founders recognized that existing security solutions were inadequate for enterprise digital asset management and developed a platform combining multi-party computation (MPC) and patent-pending chip isolation technology to eliminate single points of compromise. Fireblocks serves over 2,000 financial institutions globally, processing more than $7 trillion in transactions cumulatively. Its unified platform includes Treasury Management, Wallet-as-a-Service, Payments, Tokenization, Embedded Wallets, and the Fireblocks Network—a proprietary settlement network connecting liquidity providers, exchanges, custodians, and banks. The company also offers stablecoin infrastructure with built‑in compliance, enabling fast global payments and treasury operations. Headquartered in New York, Fireblocks has raised over $1 billion in funding across multiple rounds, reaching an $8 billion valuation in 2022. It employs approximately 656 people as of late 2023, with offices in Tel Aviv, London, Singapore, and other global hubs.

Flashy Finance
San Francisco, California, USA
Flashy Finance is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that positions itself as the “financial layer for internet culture.” Originally operating as Life DeFi, the company rebranded to Flashy Finance in April 2025 following a financing round led by Quantum Fintech Group and a strategic merger with European DeFi platform Flashy Cash. The rebranding marked a shift toward embedding financial infrastructure into gaming, social media, and entertainment ecosystems. Flashy Finance’s ecosystem includes multiple verticals: Flashy Social (a social-financial platform launched after acquiring StoryFire), Flashy.Buzz (music and AI-powered avatars), and Flashy.Fun (entertainment-based yield generation via viral gaming). The company also serves as the exclusive fiat-to-crypto on/off ramp partner for the Lif3 blockchain network and runs validator nodes on that protocol. In 2025, Flashy Finance launched its native $FLASHY token, airdropping allocations to former Life DeFi token holders. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, Flashy Finance targets creators, gamers, and internet-native communities by turning social engagement and cultural participation into programmable economic value. The company’s CEO, Michael Gord, has described the vision as “building financial tools around internet culture,” and a series of acquisitions have rapidly expanded its user base and product suite.
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FinXP
Naxxar, Malta
FinXP is an award-winning European payments and banking service provider headquartered in Naxxar, Malta. Founded in 2014 by Jens Podewski and Stefan Haenel, the company is licensed as an Electronic Money Institution by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) and operates as a principal member of Mastercard. FinXP focuses on delivering seamless, secure, and compliant payment infrastructure to underserved and high-risk businesses, including fintechs, digital platforms, and regulated industries. The company’s core offerings include dedicated Euro IBAN accounts, SEPA Direct Debit collection, a customisable omnichannel payment gateway, cross-border payout solutions covering over 100 countries, and physical/virtual card issuing. FinXP is registered with the European Payments Council (for SEPA) and with SWIFT, and its platform supports fiat-to-crypto integrations, enabling clients to bridge traditional finance with digital assets. With a team of 51–200 employees, FinXP differentiates itself through a full-stack “one-stop-shop” approach that combines banking services and payment processing under a single regulated entity. The company has experienced rapid transaction volume growth and has invested in automated AML compliance technology (via ComplyRadar) to scale operations while maintaining high regulatory standards. Its mission is to empower businesses to make and receive payments quickly, easily, and in whatever form suits them best, positioning FinXP as a trusted partner in the evolving European fintech landscape.
Recent News

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