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

PaynoPain
Castellón de la Plana, Spain
PaynoPain is a Spanish fintech company founded in 2011 in Castellón de la Plana that provides a comprehensive omnichannel payment gateway for businesses of all sizes. The platform supports integrations with major e‑commerce platforms such as Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, and Magento, and offers a wide range of payment methods including digital wallets, local schemes like Bizum and MB Way, and buy‑now‑pay‑later options. Security is a core pillar, with PCI DSS certification, data tokenization, and a proprietary anti‑fraud system. In March 2026, Euronet Worldwide announced a strategic acquisition of PaynoPain, expected to close in Q3 2026, which will integrate the company’s merchant portfolio and technology into Euronet’s European acquiring business. PaynoPain is also notable for launching the first online payment platform accessible to people with disabilities, developed in partnership with Accesit Inclusivo. Led by founder and CEO Jordi Nebot Carda, the company maintains high merchant satisfaction scores and a strong presence in Spanish‑speaking markets.

Paytech
7979 E Tufts Ave #1000, Denver, CO 80237, United States
PayTech is a global payroll and Human Capital Management (HCM) consulting firm that provides strategic guidance, managed services, and compliance support to organizations of all sizes. Founded in 1999 by Jan Allen in Denver, Colorado, the company began as a one-person consultancy addressing the under‑served needs of payroll professionals. Over 25 years, it has evolved into a trusted partner for enterprises seeking to optimize payroll operations, navigate regulatory complexities, and improve HCM processes. PayTech promotes a “walk beside you” philosophy, embedding its consultants directly within client teams to deliver actionable, hands‑on advice rather than off‑the‑shelf solutions. Services span payroll processing, HCM technology selection and implementation, compliance audits, and ongoing support. The firm is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and serves clients across multiple industries, including iGaming and gambling businesses that require specialized payroll compliance for multi‑state and international workforces.

Payoro
Tallinn, Harjumaa, Estonia
Payoro is a European fintech startup that provides an open‑banking platform for fast, secure, and borderless digital payments. Founded in 2020 (with incorporation in 2021) and headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, the company operates as a technology intermediary that connects consumers and businesses with licensed financial institutions across the European Union. Its core product, Payoro Connect, enables dynamic bank‑account servicing, real‑time money transfers, and rapid account opening through strong customer authentication (SCA) in compliance with PSD2. The platform also supports both fiat and crypto‑asset management within a single interface, and it offers a mobile app for on‑the‑go banking. Payoro targets merchants, businesses, and private individuals by providing fee‑free accounts, 24/7 customer support, and API integration for seamless payment workflows. The company is privately held and currently employs 2‑10 people. With a mission to make every transaction “effortless, secure, and fast,” Payoro has built a user base of over 40,000 registered customers and continues to expand its embedded‑finance capabilities, recently setting its sights on the Asian and Latin American markets.

Payneteasy
Gibraltar
Payneteasy is a global payment orchestration platform and white-label gateway provider headquartered in Gibraltar, serving payment service providers, large merchants, financial institutions, and fintech startups since 2006. Its PCI DSS Level 1 certified infrastructure processes up to 10 million transactions per day across more than 1,000 payment methods and currencies worldwide. The company's core offering combines advanced routing and cascading, real-time risk management, superior reporting and reconciliation, and fast integration services delivered through a fully brandable white-label environment. Built on a horizontally and vertically scalable proprietary engine, the platform supports high-load processing for banks, PSPs, and large-scale retail projects. Payneteasy employs over 150 professionals and emphasizes rapid integration within one to three weeks, round-the-clock personalized support, and deep customization, enabling clients to maintain their own branding across payment forms, documentation, and client portals. With over two decades of payment industry experience, Payneteasy positions itself as a trusted partner for top-tier PSPs and high-traffic merchants tackling complex, cross-border payment challenges.

Paycash
Ville-Haute, Luxembourg
PayCash is a Latin American payment infrastructure provider that simplifies cash and digital payment acceptance across the region's fragmented financial landscape. Through a single API, the company connects merchants to over 400,000 physical payment points—including convenience stores, retail chains, and bank branches—in more than ten countries. PayCash enables customers to pay via cash, account-to-account transfers, or digital wallets, with real-time transaction confirmation and a chargeback guarantee. The platform serves over 1,400 businesses spanning e-commerce, fintech, marketplaces, and iGaming. Founded in Panama (exact year unknown), PayCash has grown into a key aggregator of Latin America's alternative payment methods, differentiating itself through its no-chargeback policy and unified integration that replaces multiple regional connections. The company also operates a digital wallet in Panama for transfers, bill payments, and online purchases. Despite its operational scale, public information on leadership and corporate structure remains limited, with most details derived from its website and partner documentation.
PAY247 is a specialised payment service provider that delivers fast, reliable and secure payment solutions for businesses operating in high-growth, cross-border markets. The company enables merchants to access local payment methods across regions such as Asia and Latin America through a single, unified API integration. PAY247 positions itself as a technology-driven platform that combines intelligent routing, same-day settlement (T0/D0), and high-level security compliance to help businesses reduce transaction failures and improve cash flow. The provider emphasises ease of setup – claiming onboarding can be completed in under five minutes – and offers 24/7 support with dedicated account managers. Its platform is designed to handle global payment complexity, featuring automated smart routing across more than 100 payment service providers (PSPs) to maximise approval rates and minimise costs. PAY247 markets itself as a transparent partner with no hidden fees, targeting growth-focused businesses that need a simple yet powerful payments infrastructure. While the company presents as a modern, cloud-based payments platform, details about its founding, ownership structure, and operational history remain sparse in public sources. PAY247’s core value proposition is to act as a seamless bridge between merchants and diverse local payment ecosystems, allowing clients to expand internationally without managing multiple integrations or rolling reserves.

Pay Planet (Techmark Limited)
London, United Kingdom
Planet is a global provider of integrated technology and payments solutions for retail and hospitality customers. The company combines payments, software, and tax-free shopping services through a single, scalable partnership, enabling merchants to accept multiple currencies online, in-store, and on-the-go. With over 35 years of experience, Planet serves more than 800,000 customers across 120+ active markets, processing transactions in hospitality, retail, food & beverage, and parking verticals. Its product suite includes a cloud-based payment gateway, property management software (PMS), a token vault for secure data sharing, and tax-free form issuance. Headquartered in London with operational headquarters in Galway, Ireland, Planet employs over 2,500 people across six continents. The company has been recognized with awards such as the FinTech Breakthrough Award for Best Consumer Payment Solution (2025) and continues to expand through partnerships in the payment and software ecosystem.

Orbio
Madrid, Spain
Orbio (branded as Orbio AI) is a Madrid-based B2B software company that develops an artificial intelligence-native workforce platform tailored for enterprises with large frontline and deskless workforces. Founded in 2025 by serial entrepreneurs Sergi Bastardas, Nacho Travesí, and Antonio Melé, the company has quickly established itself as a leading agentic-HR solution. Its three specialized AI agents automate the entire employee lifecycle—recruitment, onboarding, and retention—by operating across an organisation's existing tech stack and integrating with major HRIS and ATS tools. This approach accelerates hiring by up to 80%, reduces early-stage turnover by 20%, and achieves a reported 98% candidate satisfaction rate. In June 2026, Orbio raised $21 million in Series A funding led by Dawn Capital, bringing total funding to over $28 million within a year of founding. The platform serves global clients in hospitality, retail, and staffing, including Grupo Gigante, Yum! Brands, and Adecco, across more than 20 countries. Orbio is ISO 27001 certified, SOC 2 Type II audited, and compliant with GDPR and the EU AI Act.
Old Money Payments is a privately held payment service provider founded in 2015, specializing in online payment processing for the iGaming and financial services sectors. The company markets itself as a premium, 'gentlemanly' brand that prioritizes security, trust, and operational flexibility. It offers a comprehensive suite of payment solutions, including card processing, alternative payment methods (APMs), cryptocurrency and peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions, and mass payout services. With access to over 150 payment methods across more than 30 currencies in over 100 countries, Old Money Payments serves mid-to-large scale businesses that require reliable, high-throughput channels. The company emphasizes rapid integration through a single API, fast settlement times (1–2 days to bank accounts, same-day USDT settlements), and advanced anti-fraud routing and cascading capabilities. Its headcount is estimated between 51 and 200 employees, and it operates under the brand name OMG (Old Money Group). The company’s headquarters and founding location are not publicly disclosed, and its growth has been organic with no publicly known funding rounds. Old Money Payments positions itself as a boutique, relationship-driven alternative to larger PSPs, offering a tailored, 'club-like' experience for its merchant clients.
Novara Limited, branded as Yesly, is a direct iGaming advertiser that operates its own in-house network of proprietary brands, acting as both advertiser and publisher within the affiliate marketing ecosystem. Founded in 2019, the company focuses on Tier-1 and Tier-2 markets, leveraging SEO, Google Ads, ASO, and UAC channels to drive high-quality traffic. Its platform combines gamification mechanics with a unique bonus system designed to improve player retention and lifetime value. Yesly emphasises quick payment processing and transparent rules to attract quality traffic sources, positioning itself as a disruptive alternative to traditional affiliate networks. The company has exhibited at major industry events such as SiGMA Europe and SiGMA World, indicating active B2B engagement. Led by Founder & CEO Alea Alexandre Tomic, Yesly maintains a lean public profile but appears well-positioned for scalable growth in the iGaming performance marketing sector.

Moneygate
Nicosia, Cyprus
Moneygate is a Cyprus-based Electronic Money Institution (EMI) authorised by the Central Bank of Cyprus, founded in 2021 and operational since 2022. It provides a B2B corporate payments platform offering multi-currency accounts, dedicated IBANs, SEPA and SWIFT payments, and corporate Visa debit cards. The company’s proprietary in-house compliance tooling enables rapid onboarding and a clean regulatory record, differentiating it from competitors. Moneygate also offers embedded banking solutions via its Open API, allowing partner platforms to white-label regulated financial services. With a team of approximately 30 employees based in Nicosia, the company remains privately held and profitable. It holds EU passporting under PSD2 and safeguards client funds at approved EU credit institutions. Moneygate serves primarily B2B clients across sectors including iGaming, where its fast onboarding and bulk payment capabilities are particularly relevant. The company was founded by Nicolas Treppides and Marios Cosma.
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