Platform Provider
Companies offering platform provider in the iGaming industry — 332 listed.

Bazoom
Copenhagen, Denmark
Bazoom is a global link building marketplace founded in 2018 that connects businesses, agencies, and freelancers with over 80,000 premium media outlets for acquiring high-quality backlinks. The company replaced traditional manual spreadsheets with a custom-built platform in 2020, offering transparent self-service link purchasing without subscription fees. Operating from offices in Spain, Malta, the USA, and Denmark, Bazoom employs over 80 professionals and emphasizes white-hat, editorial link building aligned with Google guidelines. The US became its largest market after co-founder Nicolai Klausen relocated there in 2021. In addition to the marketplace, Bazoom offers a content writing service called Content by Bazoom. The company has seen rapid growth, with a reported triple-digit million exit by founders in 2021.

Beox - Linqa
Seattle, Washington, USA
Beox is a global telecommunications solutions provider founded in 2004, headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA. The company specializes in high-volume SMS and voice services, including OTP messaging, bulk SMS campaigns, wholesale and retail voice termination, and virtual phone numbers (DID). With two decades of industry experience, Beox serves a vast network of partners across all seven continents, with particular strength in Africa and the Middle East. The company emphasizes flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and 24/7 multilingual support, and claims to process approximately three million OTP messages daily. Beox’s platform is designed for carriers, enterprises, and resellers seeking reliable, scalable communication infrastructure. Despite its long history, the company maintains a relatively low public profile, with limited information available about its internal leadership, headcount, or financial performance.

Bananatech
Vientiane, Laos
Bananatech Ltd is an independent technology company headquartered in Vientiane, Laos, spun off from the PTL Holding Group. Founded in 2012, the firm delivers cutting-edge IT, security, and artificial intelligence solutions to mid‑sized and enterprise‑level clients across multiple sectors, including finance, security, precious metals, government, oil & gas, and retail. Positioned as a local partner with global standards, Bananatech offers a comprehensive suite of services: project‑based IT consulting, custom software development (led by its partner iQuri Tech), IT as a Service (covering infrastructure, security, and device management), data center services, cloud computing solutions (AWS, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, MS‑Azure), and resale of specialized oil & gas technology and safety systems. The company’s mission is to be the most trusted IT, security, and AI partner in Laos, driving digital transformation, economic growth, and social development. Bananatech’s deep understanding of the local business environment, combined with a commitment to international best practices, enables it to deliver tailored, impactful solutions. The company publicly identifies with the brand identifier “BNNT” and serves mid‑ to enterprise‑level clients, emphasizing innovation and client success.
AMD Digital
Santa Clara, California, USA
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is a publicly traded American multinational semiconductor company headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Founded in 1969 by Jerry Sanders and a team of Fairchild Semiconductor alumni, AMD has evolved from a memory-chip maker into one of the world’s leading designers of central processing units (CPUs), graphics processing units (GPUs), field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), system-on-chips (SoCs), and adaptive computing platforms. The company’s core product families – Ryzen for consumer PCs, EPYC for servers, Radeon for graphics and gaming, AMD Instinct for AI accelerators, and the Xilinx-derived Vivado/Versal lines for embedded and adaptive computing – compete across virtually every segment of the computing industry. In the mid-2020s, AMD executed a major strategic pivot toward artificial intelligence infrastructure, securing multi-billion-dollar, multi-gigawatt partnerships with Meta and OpenAI to deploy its Instinct GPUs. With approximately 31,000 employees and annual revenue exceeding $34 billion, AMD is a central player in the global semiconductor landscape, recognized for its competitive pricing, architectural innovation (e.g., chiplet design), and decade-long CEO leadership under Dr. Lisa Su.

Atmosphera
Vancouver area, British Columbia, Canada
Atmosphera is a climate-curated skincare brand founded in 2016 in Canada by esthetician Katelyn Rousselle. The company formulates products based on 'weather typing,' adjusting to local climate conditions such as humidity, UV exposure, and temperature. Headquartered near Vancouver, British Columbia, the brand operates a direct-to-consumer model and has expanded into the U.S. market as of 2026. With a team of executives and an affiliate base of over 3,000, Atmosphera emphasizes clean beauty and sustainability. The company is privately held and does not disclose revenue or headcount publicly, but estimates suggest 20–50 employees. Despite its name, Atmosphera has no connection to the iGaming industry; it is a consumer beauty brand.

Assimox
Italy
Assimox is an independent insurance brokerage firm headquartered in Italy, founded in 2011 by partners with extensive experience in the insurance and financial sectors. The company specializes in providing integrated risk management and tailored insurance solutions for businesses operating in highly dynamic and competitive industries. Its core expertise lies in sectors such as iGaming/gambling, professional football, agromechanical, and the gold/jewelry sector. Assimox positions itself as a trusted advisor that analyzes, dimensions, and protects client risks, transforming complexity into development opportunities. The firm offers a range of services including risk assessment, risk management consulting, and the brokerage of bespoke insurance policies. With over 15 years of market presence, Assimox emphasizes transparency, regulatory compliance, and a consultative approach. The company serves as a single point of contact for clients facing ambitious market challenges, providing competitive solutions and dedicated support across the most challenging sectors of the Italian economy.

Alchemy Markets
St Julian’s, Malta
Alchemy Markets is a multi-asset brokerage and fintech firm that provides institutional-grade trading tools, liquidity, and market access to retail traders, professional investors, and institutional clients. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in St Julian’s, Malta, the company operates through three core entities: Alchemy Markets (EU) for retail clients, Alchemy Prime (UK) as a liquidity provider, and Alchemy International (Seychelles), which offers over 300 CFDs across 10+ asset classes under a Seychelles FSA license. The broker prides itself on lightning-fast execution (under 10ms), tight spreads, zero commissions on certain accounts, and 100% straight-through processing (STP). It supports both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, alongside a proprietary FIX API for algorithmic traders. A distinctive offering is the High-Yield Account that earns interest on idle funds. The company is privately held and employs approximately 150 people. In 2020, it was acquired by FDCTech, a Nasdaq-listed fintech holding company, which has since provided capital for expansion and technology upgrades. Alchemy Markets positions itself as a transparent, tech-driven broker that blends traditional finance with modern trading solutions.

3SNET
Limassol, Cyprus
3SNET is a Cyprus-based international CPA (Cost Per Action) network specialising in affiliate marketing for iGaming, betting, dating, and payday loan verticals. Founded in 2016, the company has grown to offer more than 1,400 performance-based advertising opportunities, serving advertisers such as bookmakers, online casinos, and lotteries, as well as affiliates across Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Latin America, and worldwide. Operating on a cost-per-action model, 3SNET provides flexible compensation formats including CPA, CPL, CPI, and RevShare, supported by 24/7 account management and individual terms. The network earned industry recognition, notably being named “CPA Network of the Year” at the Affpapa Awards. With headquarters in Limassol and a lean team of 11–50 employees, 3SNET positions itself as a premium end-to-end affiliate management solution, focusing on high-quality traffic and long-term partnerships. The company is privately held and founder-owned, with no disclosed external funding.
RedCore is an international business group that develops scalable, high-impact digital technologies for regulated markets, with a strong presence in the iGaming and gambling B2B sector. Rather than following a traditional venture capital model, RedCore acquires and integrates startups, providing them with funding, operational infrastructure, and access to a network of over 150 clients. Its product suite includes a unified SMS management platform, regulatory technology tools, and custom-built digital solutions covering fintech, marketing, e-commerce, and customer service. The group is led by CEO and founder Marina Ilina, who has overseen a major organisational transformation in recent years. RedCore actively participates in iGaming industry events such as Conversion Conf in Cyprus and collaborates with media outlets like NEXT.io, reinforcing its role as a technology partner for operators and affiliates. The company’s exact founding year, headquarters, and employee count are not publicly disclosed, but its growing footprint in key gambling jurisdictions suggests ongoing expansion.
QORE is a B2B payments company focused exclusively on the iGaming and gambling industry. According to its website, the company was created by a team with deep experience across iGaming payments, acquiring, and banking, bringing more than a decade of sector-specific expertise. QORE engineers its payment solutions to meet the unique needs of online gambling operators, though specific service offerings are not publicly detailed. The company operates under the domain qorepayments.com and presents itself as a specialized provider in the iGaming payments space. As of the available information, no further details on its founding year, headquarters, or leadership have been disclosed, making it a relatively opaque entity in the market.
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