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  Nanocosmos

  Berlin, Germany

  Nanocosmos GmbH, founded in Berlin in 1998, is a privately held technology company specializing in real-time video streaming and cloud production for mission-critical applications. Originally an MPEG compression software house, it pivoted to live streaming in the mobile era and pioneered ultra-low-latency playback with its H5Live technology in 2015. The company now offers a fully managed platform built around two core products: nanoStream, a streaming infrastructure with global CDN, multi-protocol ingest, and Media over QUIC transport for sub-second latency; and nanoStudio, a cloud-based production suite featuring multi-brand chroma-key output. Serving iGaming operators, live-auction platforms, and enterprise events, nanocosmos emphasizes its role as a partner with dedicated onboarding and 24/7 support. With 11–50 employees and decades of video expertise, the company has earned recognition such as the BAM Award at IBC 2023. Its debt-funded, independent ownership and focus on reliability differentiate it in a competitive landscape.

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  Naewe

  La Paco Shopping Center, Plaza, Costa Rica

  Naewe is a B2B financial technology company that offers a cryptocurrency on-ramp and off-ramp exchange service, enabling businesses to accept digital currency payments and facilitate customer withdrawals while converting between cryptocurrencies and traditional fiat currencies at fixed, real-time exchange rates. The platform supports over ten cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, and Tether, and multiple fiat settlement currencies, making it suitable for industries such as iGaming, e-commerce, and online services. Built on a trusted banking partner network, Naewe provides fast SWIFT transfers for payouts, along with features like simplified accounting tools, one-click payment link generation, and advanced encryption for transaction security. Operated by NAEWE CR SRL, a Costa Rican entity, the company positions itself as a bridge between digital and traditional finance, aiming to reduce friction and cost in cross-border payments. As of mid-2025, Naewe is an emerging player in the crypto-payment space with a growing presence on social media and integration partnerships, though its leadership, founding history, and headcount remain undisclosed.

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  MogulAI

  MogulAI is an emerging technology company that develops AI-powered software for creative production, advertising, and business automation. Based on the company’s official terms of service, MogulAI delivers a suite of tools designed to help professionals and enterprises generate content, manage ad campaigns, and automate repetitive workflows through artificial intelligence. The company positions itself as a provider of “personalized AI software” aimed at empowering professionals to achieve “unprecedented success through intelligent automation.” While the core offering centers on creative and advertising automation, the company also appears to have ventured into healthcare scheduling with a product called Availio, described as an AI-powered shift planning and workforce management platform for clinical staff. This dual focus suggests a broad ambition, though publicly available information remains limited and occasionally contradictory due to multiple entities using similar names. MogulAI’s official website (getmogul.ai) is minimal, with detailed product information only surfacing through third-party platforms such as LinkedIn and legal documents. The company’s LinkedIn profile, operating under the handle “magnat-ai,” lists fewer than ten employees and highlights specialties in AI voice and chat assistants, appointment scheduling automation, lead qualification, multi-channel customer support, and bilingual conversational agents. As of mid-2025, MogulAI had launched the Availio mobile app on the Apple App Store. The company appears to be in an early stage of development, with a small team and a growing but still limited public footprint.

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  MeUP

  Velingrad, Bulgaria

  MeUp is a premium link‑building marketplace designed for digital marketers, agencies, and brands operating in competitive online verticals, notably the global online trading industry. The platform provides access to over 150,000 pre‑vetted websites, allowing users to buy backlinks directly through a clean dashboard or to outsource the entire process via semi‑managed or fully managed services. Built by self‑described SEO veterans with multi‑million dollar success track records, MeUp aims to replace the chaotic spreadsheet‑and‑email workflow with a single, transparent system. Its ecosystem includes tools such as a Competitor Gap Tool (to reveal competitors’ backlink profiles), automatic link tracking and verification, AI‑powered discovery filters, and on‑demand human‑written guest post content. The platform supports multiple payment methods (card, bank transfer, Wise, Revolut, PayPal, crypto) and offers multi‑user and multi‑account setups for agencies. MeUp positions itself as “the #1 link building platform for serious marketers,” emphasising quality control, dedicated success managers, and scale without subscriptions or hidden fees.

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  MessageWhiz

  Tel Aviv, Israel

  MessageWhiz is a cloud-based communication platform that enables businesses to engage customers via WhatsApp, SMS, and email. Founded in 2018 in Tel Aviv, Israel, the company has grown to serve over 5,000 clients globally. Its flagship product is a no-code chatbot builder that integrates with the WhatsApp Business API, allowing for automated marketing campaigns, customer support ticketing, and transactional notifications. The platform's multi-agent inbox facilitates team collaboration, and its analytics dashboard provides insights into campaign performance. MessageWhiz has raised $10 million in seed funding from XYZ Ventures and is recognized as a top WhatsApp Business Solution Provider by Meta.

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  Maxweb

  Wilmington, Delaware, USA

  MaxWeb Inc is a privately held performance-based CPA affiliate network headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, with a global reach that primarily serves advertisers and publishers in the health, fitness, weight loss, anti-aging, and digital software verticals. Founded around 2006–2008, the company has grown to a team of over 100 employees supporting more than 40,000 active affiliates and a marketplace of over 300 top-converting CPA offers. MaxWeb differentiates itself through proprietary in-house tracking technology, exclusive and owned offers, and high-converting VSL campaigns, along with dedicated 24/7 affiliate support. The network operates on CPA, CPL, Revshare, and JV models, offering weekly payouts with faster schedules for high-volume partners. It actively participates in major industry events such as Affiliate World Dubai and Affiliate Summit West and maintains a strong presence on review platforms like Trustpilot and AffPaying. While focused on nutraceuticals and direct response, its affiliate management practices place it adjacent to the iGaming ecosystem. Clients include direct advertisers and product owners, with claims of facilitating over $100 million in transactions annually.

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  Matrix Partners

  Cambridge, Massachusetts

  Matrix Partners (now branded simply as Matrix) is a U.S.-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 1977 by Paul Ferri. The firm invests from idea through Series A, focusing on software, artificial intelligence, communications, semiconductors, data storage, internet, and wireless sectors. Known for a close‑knit team of former founders and company builders, Matrix has backed iconic companies such as Apple, FedEx, Oculus, Canva, HubSpot, and Zendesk. The firm operates with a deliberate strategy of keeping its U.S. fund sizes modest (around $450 million) while maintaining a long‑term, contrarian approach. In 2024, Matrix restructured its international operations: its Indian arm became DZ47 (branded as Z47) and its Chinese arm became MPCi, while the U.S. operations continue under the Matrix brand. With offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts and San Francisco, California, Matrix has raised eleven U.S. venture funds and five China‑focused funds since its inception. The firm’s partners are deeply involved with portfolio companies, providing steady guidance from earliest stages.

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  Madgicx

  Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District, Israel

  Madgicx is an AI-driven advertising operations platform designed specifically for Meta (Facebook and Instagram) ads, offering a full-stack solution that combines campaign management, creative generation, and performance analytics. Founded in 2018 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by Yahav Hartman and Idan Beker, Madgicx has grown from a niche Facebook ad automation tool into what it calls the “first Ecom Ad Cloud” – a comprehensive suite that aims to reduce guesswork around audience targeting, budget allocation, and creative optimization. The platform is used by over 200,000 advertisers worldwide, including agencies and e-commerce brands, to automate repetitive tasks, surface actionable insights, and scale profitable campaigns without requiring deep technical expertise. Madgicx holds official Meta Partner status and is also a Google Premier Partner, reflecting its deep integration with the major ad ecosystems. The company has raised approximately $14.5 million in funding, with PeakSpan Capital as a notable investor, and employs around 62 people as of early 2026. Its headquarters remain in Tel Aviv, Israel. By providing a centralized command center for ad operations – from AI-powered media buying to automated creative testing and transparent reporting – Madgicx positions itself as an essential tool for businesses looking to maximize return on ad spend while reducing manual workload.

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  Libertex

  Limassol, Cyprus

  Libertex is a multi-asset online brokerage that offers trading in contracts for difference (CFDs) on forex, stocks, cryptocurrencies, commodities, indices, and ETFs, as well as commission-free real stock investing through its Libertex Invest account. Launched in 2012 by Cyprus-based Indication Investments Ltd, the brand belongs to the Libertex Group, which traces its roots back to 1997. The company is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) and provides cross-border services across the European Economic Area and Switzerland. With over 700 employees and more than 45 industry awards, Libertex supports proprietary web and mobile trading apps alongside MetaTrader 4 and 5. In 2025, the group launched LBX, an offshore CFD brokerage targeting emerging markets. The firm has built significant brand presence through high-profile sports partnerships with Tottenham Hotspur, FC Bayern Munich, and the Audi Revolut F1 Team, and continues to expand its global footprint across Europe, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.

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  LMAX Group

  London, United Kingdom

  LMAX Group is a global financial technology company and the leading independent operator of multiple institutional execution venues for FX and digital assets. Headquartered in London and founded in 2010, the Group emerged from innovation labs within Betfair to bring exchange‑grade transparency to the traditionally opaque foreign exchange market. Its flagship platform, LMAX Exchange, was the first multilateral trading facility (MTF) for FX authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), introducing a central limit order book and a strict “no last look” execution policy that eliminated rejections after trade commitment. Over the past fifteen years, LMAX Group has expanded into digital assets through LMAX Digital, a GFSC‑regulated spot cryptocurrency exchange and custodian, and provides regulated brokerage services via LMAX Global (FCA and CySec). The Group’s proprietary, ultra‑low‑latency technology is deployed in matching centres in London, New York, Tokyo and Singapore, serving funds, banks, asset managers, retail brokerages and buy‑side institutions across more than 100 countries. With an annual revenue of £149.4 million (2024) and a $1 billion valuation following JC Flowers’ 30% stake acquisition in 2021, LMAX Group continues to bridge traditional and decentralised finance through partnerships, including a 2026 strategic alliance with Ripple for stablecoin integration.

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  Liquidity Hub

  LiquidityHub is a flexible, cloud-based software platform that enables organisations to digitise and automate their supply chain finance operations. The solution provides end-to-end integration of all actors within the trade finance ecosystem, including buyers, suppliers, and financial institutions. By replacing manual, paper-based processes with a unified digital workflow, LiquidityHub helps clients accelerate invoice processing, reduce financing costs, and improve working capital efficiency. The platform supports rapid implementation, allowing businesses to launch supply chain finance programmes in weeks rather than months. Although the company’s website positions it as a trade finance solution, it does not appear to directly serve the iGaming or gambling sector. LiquidityHub is a distinct legal entity from Ripple’s “Liquidity Hub” product, the Orbs DeFi protocol, or BlockFills’ liquidity offering.