Platform Provider
Companies offering platform provider in the iGaming industry — 332 listed.
GameBridge
Amsterdam, Netherlands
GameBridge is a B2B iGaming platform provider founded in 2024 and headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The company offers a comprehensive, modular platform that enables operators to launch real-money casinos, sweepstakes and social casinos, crypto casinos and sportsbooks, and traditional sportsbooks. With a team of 11–50 employees, GameBridge provides over 50 integrated modules covering player management, financial ledger, bonus engine, CRM, KYC, risk management, and responsible gaming. The platform supports dual-currency sweepstakes systems for the US market and includes a tamper-proof financial ledger for audit-ready reporting. GameBridge does not operate consumer-facing brands but white-labels its technology to licensed operators, positioning itself as a full-stack solution for mid-sized and startup iGaming businesses. Its key differentiator is the integrated sweepstakes compliance tools, which allow rapid market entry. The company has not publicly disclosed funding or its regulatory certifications, but its website emphasizes speed to market and multi-jurisdiction capability.
FanRally, INC
Pleasanton, California, USA
FanRally, Inc. is a B2B technology company that provides a dynamic membership and access platform for professional sports teams, casinos, and live event venues. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California, the company transforms traditional season tickets and comp ticket programs into flexible, data-driven subscription-based access systems. Its platform prevents resale of reservations, eliminating secondary-market leakage and allowing teams to retain control over inventory. For casinos, FanRally offers tools for automated comp ticket management, experiential gifting, and loyalty integration. The company serves over a dozen major league and collegiate partners including the Milwaukee Brewers, Los Angeles Clippers, and Detroit Lions. FanRally has raised $3.1 million in seed funding led by Capital One Ventures and is an AXS Anywhere distribution partner. The company was founded by Chris Giles, former COO of the Oakland A's, who pioneered the A's Access subscription program.
Evs Llc
Westminster, Colorado, USA
EVS, LLC is a privately held software development company headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, that has been delivering modern, iOS-native supply chain solutions since its founding in 2001. Specializing in warehouse management, real-time location services, and yard management, the company markets its offerings under the flagship mobe3 product suite. EVS bridges the gap between complex enterprise functionality and a consumer-grade user experience by designing exclusively for Apple iOS devices, which reduces training time and boosts workforce adoption. The company serves upper mid-market through Fortune 500 organizations across industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, retail and eCommerce, automotive, manufacturing, and transportation. Recognized by Gartner in its Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems and the Hype Cycle for Supply Chain Execution Technologies, EVS employs between 11 and 50 people. In 2022, Scott Kameron was appointed CEO, succeeding co-founder Nathan Brown, who transitioned to Chief Technology Officer. The company continues to pursue scalable growth within the enterprise industrial software ecosystem, leveraging partnerships in the Apple iOS enterprise ecosystem.
EFCO
Monett, Missouri, USA
EFCO is a family-owned manufacturer and supplier of concrete forming and shoring systems for the construction industry, founded in 1934 by W. A. Jennings. Headquartered in Monett, Missouri, the company operates 26 district offices across 13 countries and serves contractors worldwide through rental and direct sales. EFCO differentiates itself with in-house engineering, on-site training, and a dedicated field-service team, supporting projects ranging from box culverts and tunnels to high-rises and bridges. With over 140 territory managers and two manufacturing plants in Des Moines, Iowa, and Georgetown, Ontario, this B2B supplier has built a reputation for customer-specific solutions and long-standing relationships spanning more than 85 years.
Everpure
Santa Clara, California, USA
Everpure (NYSE: PSTG) is a global data storage and management company that helps enterprises simplify the management, governance, and utilisation of their data across on-premises, cloud, and edge environments. Originally founded as Pure Storage in 2009, the company rebranded to Everpure in January 2026 to reflect its evolution from a storage hardware provider to a comprehensive data platform business. Its core offering is the Enterprise Data Cloud (EDC), a unified architecture that virtualises data across hybrid infrastructures and delivers intelligent, automated data management capabilities including AI-powered governance, fleet management, and compliance. Everpure is a leading provider of all-flash storage arrays, subscription-based storage-as-a-service (Evergreen//One), and Kubernetes-native data platforms via Portworx. It serves over 12,000 customers worldwide, including Fortune 500 enterprises and AI-focused organisations. In fiscal year 2026, the company generated $3.7 billion in total revenue, with subscription services ARR reaching $1.9 billion. Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Everpure employs approximately 6,400 people globally and holds over 1,200 patents. The company is recognised for record-breaking storage performance benchmarks and for enabling AI workloads at scale through its FlashBlade//EXA platform.
EvenBet
Birkirkara, Malta
EvenBet Gaming is a Malta-based B2B supplier of online poker software and integrated iGaming platforms. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Birkirkara, the company has spent over two decades building a reputation as a specialist in poker technology. Its core offering is a fully customisable poker platform that supports multiple business models – from standalone poker rooms and white-label skins to proprietary poker networks and cryptocurrency-enabled rooms. The platform includes more than 40 in-house developed card games (Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Razz, Pineapple, etc.) and can integrate over 10,000 third-party casino games from leading providers. EvenBet serves more than 200 active projects across 41 countries, with a player base exceeding 48 million. The company holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence and continues to expand through key partnerships and product innovations such as its “Poker Clubs” solution. CEO Dmitry Starostenkov leads the company, which remains privately held.
Effinet Systems Inc
60‑73 Gasan‑dong, Geumcheon‑gu, Seoul, 153‑801, South Korea
Effinet Systems Inc. is a South Korea‑based developer and manufacturer of open‑frame LCD and CRT monitors serving the casino‑gaming, video‑gaming, information‑kiosk, medical‑equipment, point‑of‑sale (POS) and digital‑signage industries. The company markets itself as a “total display solution provider” and claims to be the only firm in the world that self‑develops both CRT and TFT‑LCD monitors in a size range spanning 6.4 to 40 inches. Effinet Systems has a track record of supplying monitors to major PC original equipment manufacturers such as IBM, Compaq and HP, and its product line now includes high‑brightness outdoor monitors and custom‑specification displays for embedded applications. The company’s headquarters and main production facilities are located in Gasan‑dong, Geumcheon‑gu, Seoul, where it employs 51–100 people. Internationally, Effinet leverages a U.S. affiliate, Effinet America Inc., to handle importation and distribution across North America from its base in Plano, Texas. The company’s monitors are widely used in casino‑gaming machines, video‑gaming terminals, surveillance systems and retail environments, making Effinet Systems a key hardware supplier within the global iGaming and security supply chain.
ecos systems, inc.
Babenhäuser Straße 50, 63762 Großostheim, Bavaria, Germany
Founded in 2002 in Großostheim, Germany, ecos systems is a global provider of electronic key and intelligent asset management systems. The company evolved from a healthcare-focused startup into a trusted partner for sectors including automotive, manufacturing, high-security organizations, and government agencies. By replacing physical key logs and manual asset tracking with web-connected, automated cabinets and lockers, ecos enables organizations to monitor and control the access and movement of keys, tools, equipment, vehicles, and even personnel. The company’s solutions combine RFID, weight detection, and cloud software to provide real-time visibility and auditing without the IT complexity of traditional access-control systems. Since 2009, ecos has expanded internationally, establishing offices in France, Hungary, and the United States (where it operates as “ecos systems, inc.”). With a global team of approximately 100 employees and a partner network spanning over 50 countries, the company serves more than 30,000 customers worldwide. ecos holds certifications in ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 27001, underscoring its commitment to secure, reliable, and efficient operations. The company remains privately held and continues to innovate in the electronic organisation systems space.
EGO, also known as EgamingOnline, is an iGaming affiliate marketing company that appeared as a Silver Sponsor at iGB L!VE 2026. The company describes its success as stemming from close collaboration with affiliate partners, tailoring services to individual needs, and investing in long-term relationships. While this indicates a focus on affiliate program management and partner support, no further details about the company’s size, history, or specific offerings could be confirmed from publicly available sources. The limited information suggests EGO operates within the broader online gambling affiliate ecosystem, potentially serving casino and sportsbook operators through its partnership model. However, without an official website, leadership mentions, or additional verifiable data, the company remains largely obscure within the iGaming industry. The only concrete reference found is its exhibitor listing for the 2026 iGB L!VE event, which provides no links or extended profile.
Eclipse Gaming Systems LLC
Duluth, Georgia, USA
Eclipse Gaming Systems LLC is a privately-held casino game supplier headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, that designs, manufactures and markets slot games, progressives and slot-management systems for the Class II Native American gaming market. Founded in 2008, the company has grown into an agile, award-winning developer of best-in-class products that combine compelling themes with innovative mechanics such as expanding reels, collect-to-trigger bonuses and multi-level progressives. With a team estimated between 51 and 200 employees, Eclipse is led by CEO Tim Minard, who has overseen consistent investment in R&D and a strategic expansion into commercial and international jurisdictions. The company's product portfolio includes popular titles like Precious Pot Kung Fu Kitty, Wicked Mad Hot Pots and Link Blast Legendary Lamps, and it supplies both hardware and software for tribal-gaming operations. In 2023, Eclipse secured a $14 million debt facility through Essex Capital Group to refinance existing debt and fund future growth. The company maintains a strong presence at major trade shows such as G2E and regularly publishes thought-leadership content in industry magazines.
e-Management Group is a specialised turnkey provider of business support and corporate services exclusively for the online gaming industry. Operating as a dedicated division of HBM Group (established in 1991 by Herman J. Behr in Curaçao), e-Management focuses on establishing and managing internationally engaged e-gaming companies. The firm was among the first corporate service providers to enter the online gaming sector in 1997 and has since built a reputation for assisting major software providers and operators with corporate structuring, licensing, and compliance across multiple jurisdictions. With operational or representative offices in 14 jurisdictions including Curaçao, Malta, Panama, and The Netherlands, e-Management provides a comprehensive suite of fiduciary services. The company's portfolio covers company formation, directorship services, accounting, tax compliance, bank and merchant account setup, and e-gaming licensing support. It positions itself as a client-oriented partner that helps online gaming businesses structure their enterprises efficiently in a highly regulated, borderless environment.
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