Payment Solutions

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  Nuvei

  Montreal, Quebec, Canada

  Nuvei Corporation is a global payment technology company founded in 2003 by Philip Fayer in Montreal, Canada. Originally launched as Pivotal Payments, the company rebranded to Nuvei in 2017 and has since grown into a comprehensive payments infrastructure provider. Its modular, cloud-native platform enables businesses to accept pay-ins and orchestrate payouts across more than 200 markets, supporting over 700 local and alternative payment methods. Nuvei serves merchants of all sizes, from digital-native brands to large enterprises, through a single integration that also includes card issuing, banking services, and risk management tools. In 2024, Nuvei was taken private by Advent International in a deal valued at approximately $6.3 billion, and in early 2026 it announced a $2.75 billion acquisition of Payoneer, creating a combined entity processing over $500 billion in annual transactions. With headquarters in Montreal and more than 1,000 employees, the company continues to scale its infrastructure under founder and CEO Philip Fayer.

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  SForest

  Seattle, Washington, USA

  SForest is a mobile game publishing and commerce platform founded in 2022 that enables game developers to sell directly to players through integrated payment processing, compliance management, and global infrastructure. The company provides a suite of tools covering tax calculation, fraud detection, refund and dispute management, and regional regulatory compliance, allowing studios to monetize outside of traditional app store walls. SForest processes payments across more than 200 countries and supports over ten payment methods, serving studios ranging from indie developers to established publishers. Its platform is designed to increase revenue retention, with a reported average of 85% revenue retention for clients, by facilitating direct-to-consumer web shops and out-of-platform sales. The company has powered over 32 games and maintains a Net Promoter Score of 52, indicating strong customer satisfaction. With offices in Seattle, Vancouver, Sydney, London, Berlin, and Silicon Valley, SForest has built a global operational footprint despite its relatively young age. Its client portfolio includes studios such as Zephyrus Game, KSF Game, Akupara Games, HitBerry Games, and Moonmana. While primarily focused on mobile gaming, SForest's compliance-first approach and global payment infrastructure also make it relevant to the iGaming and gambling vertical where regulatory adherence and cross-border payments are critical.

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  MoneyMatrix Ltd

  St. Julian's, Malta

  MoneyMatrix Ltd is a PCI DSS Level 1-certified payment gateway and orchestration platform dedicated to the online gambling and sports betting industry. Founded in 2014 as the payment processing arm of EveryMatrix, the company enables iGaming operators to integrate over 400 payment options from more than 300 providers across 90 countries and 100 currencies. Merchants can accept cards, e-wallets, vouchers, bank transfers, and mobile payments through a single integration. The platform includes a sophisticated wallet management system that tracks real and bonus funds separately, meeting regulatory and promotional needs. MoneyMatrix also offers cash payment processing for emerging markets. Led by CEO Samoil Dolejan, the company focuses on reducing integration time and operational costs, positioning itself as a key infrastructure provider for global iGaming expansion.

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  Yotta Pay

  Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom

  Yotta Pay is a UK-based ethical payments processor and customer engagement platform that enables merchants to accept payments online and face-to-face while building customer loyalty. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Swansea, Wales, the company positions itself as a performance-based alternative to traditional card payment systems, claiming to reduce merchant processing fees by up to 90% by using open banking and account-to-account transfers instead of card networks. Yotta Pay operates an omnichannel commerce suite integrating POS, online checkout, gift vouchers, instant transfers, referral programmes, and a personalised loyalty system, all managed through a single merchant app. The platform is designed for retail, restaurants, e-commerce, beauty, and events businesses, serving thousands of UK merchants with fees starting at 0.19% per transaction. Privately held and employing between 11 and 50 staff, Yotta Pay reports a 96% client retention rate and a 35% average bill boost for its merchants.

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  Worldline

  1, Place des Degrés, Puteaux (La Défense), Île-de-France, France

  Worldline SA is a French payment processing company headquartered in La Défense, Puteaux, near Paris. Founded in 1972 as Sligos, it has evolved into Europe's leading payment service provider by transaction volume, supporting over one million merchants, financial institutions, and public authorities across 40+ countries. The company processes billions of transactions annually and reported approximately €4.63 billion in revenue for 2024, employing around 18,000 people globally. Worldline operates through three core divisions: Merchant Services (payment acceptance for retailers and e-commerce), Financial Services (processing, issuing, and acquiring for banks), and Mobility & e-Transactional Services (digital ticketing, transport, and e-government solutions). Key products include the Worldline Online Payments gateway, terminal solutions, and an omnichannel platform. Through organic growth and strategic acquisitions such as Equens, Digital River World Payments, and First Data Baltics, Worldline has consolidated its position as a pan-European payments powerhouse. It is publicly traded on Euronext Paris (CAC Next 20) and continues to invest in instant payments and open banking.

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  Xeppt Inc.

  Aurora, Ontario, Canada

  XEPPT Inc. is a Canadian fintech company providing a digital wallet and prepaid Visa card platform for consumers and businesses. Its core offering is a reloadable prepaid Visa card with no credit check or bank account required, targeting underbanked individuals and those seeking an alternative to traditional banking. The platform supports multi-currency accounts for holding, exchanging, and sending money in 36 currencies to over 180 countries, with a Momentum loyalty program that reduces fees based on transaction volume and a browser extension for cashback at partner merchants. Headquartered in Aurora, Ontario, and led by founder Matthew Moore, XEPPT differentiates itself through its accessibility and transparent low-fee model. The company also provides business wallets and merchant payment processing, positioning itself as a comprehensive digital finance hub.

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  Wirecapital

  Nicosia, Cyprus

  Wirecapital is a European payment service provider founded in 2011 and headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus. The company specialises in tailored payment processing solutions for e-commerce, high-risk industries, and iGaming. Its core platform is a PCI DSS Level 1-certified web-based processing system that handles e-billing, online banking, and multi-currency transactions. Wirecapital is an officially registered payment agent of VISA and MasterCard and achieved its PCI certification in a record 35 days. The anti-fraud system can process over 100,000 transactions per second in real time. With branch offices in Russia and Israel, the company serves a global merchant base, offering card processing, IBANs, open banking, and high-risk payment acceptance. It employs a lean team of 11 to 50 people and positions itself as a technology partner delivering secure and scalable payment infrastructure.

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  Volt

  London, England, United Kingdom

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  Veratad Technologies, LLC

  Teaneck, New Jersey, United States

  Veratad Technologies, LLC is a privately held global provider of online identity verification, age assurance, and fraud prevention solutions, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Teaneck, New Jersey. The company has evolved from a single-API verification gateway into a comprehensive trust orchestration platform, serving regulated industries such as iGaming, e-commerce, financial services, and age-restricted content. Its flagship Veratad VX℠ platform enables clients to design low-code, multi-layered verification workflows that integrate data checks, document and biometric verification, and third-party vendor APIs. Veratad holds SOC 2 Type 2, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISO/IEC 27566-1:2025 certifications for age assurance, highlighting its commitment to security and privacy. The company was founded by John E. Ahrens, who remains CEO, and has been recognized for its contributions to regulatory standards and digital trust. With an estimated 11-50 employees, Veratad maintains a deep niche market presence and continues to innovate with AI-powered tools and agentic commerce capabilities.

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  UPayCard

  London, United Kingdom

  UPayCard Ltd is a British provider of global prepaid payment solutions, established in 2013 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with additional operations in Nicosia, Cyprus. The company specializes in issuing prepaid reloadable VISA cards and digital wallet services for both individual consumers and business clients. Its core offerings include an e-wallet platform, international money transfers, and a crypto wallet, all designed for secure and flexible payments. UPayCard's prepaid cards are available in multiple currencies (ILS, USD, and Euro) and are popular among customers without traditional banking access, travelers, and businesses needing streamlined payroll and expense management. While not a gambling operator, its payment infrastructure is used by many online casinos and iGaming platforms for deposits and withdrawals, making it relevant in the B2B iGaming payment space. The company's management team has over 40 years of combined experience in prepaid cards, but customer reviews on Trustpilot are mixed, with a low TrustScore. UPayCard's licensing and regulatory status is not fully transparent from public sources.

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  TrustPay

  Bratislava, Slovakia

  TrustPay, which rebranded as finby in 2023, was a European payment service provider founded in 2009 in Bratislava, Slovakia. The company specialized in cross-border acquiring and online payment solutions, particularly for iGaming, e-commerce, and digital services. Its flagship product, Instant Online Bank Transfer, enabled real-time payments from bank accounts in Slovakia, Czech Republic, and other EEA countries, bypassing cards or wallets. TrustPay also offered card processing, local payment methods like iDEAL and Przelewy24, merchant IBAN accounts, recurring billing, and fraud prevention tools. Regulated by the National Bank of Slovakia under PSD2, the company held payment institution licenses allowing it to operate across the EEA. TrustPay was well-regarded in the iGaming vertical for its reliable payout processing and local payment integration. The rebranding to finby in 2023 marked a strategic expansion into a broader digital financial platform, though the core acquiring services continue under the new brand. The company employed an estimated 50–200 people and served merchants globally.

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  True North Payments INC

  Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

  True North Payments INC is a Canadian payment processing and merchant services company based in Surrey, British Columbia, founded in 2010. The company offers a range of payment acceptance solutions for small to medium-sized businesses, including in-store point-of-sale integration, online checkout, recurring billing, invoicing, and ACH processing. It markets itself as a transparent, consultative partner that provides clear cost comparisons and dedicated client support. Despite a functional website at truenorthpay.com that outlines these services, publicly verifiable information about the company’s operations is extremely scarce. Third-party databases such as Tracxn have classified True North Payments as “deadpooled,” indicating the company may be inactive or defunct, yet its website remains live without any explicit notice of closure. No executive leadership, employee headcount, funding history, or recent news coverage could be confirmed through independent sources, and the company lacks a LinkedIn presence or any industry recognition. This combination of limited online footprint and conflicting status signals makes it difficult to determine the company’s current viability or market activity. Any potential partner would need to conduct thorough due diligence, including direct contact and verification of licensing, before engaging with True North Payments.