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iGaming Software Providers and Companies

Find the right business across 946 company profiles. Browse software, platforms, payments and services, then compare what each company does and where it is headquartered.

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946 companies. Listings are alphabetical; featured placements are shown separately. Company-confirmed means profile ownership was confirmed, not regulatory approval. How listings work

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Find a provider by category

A shortlist of well-known names in each category, with the full list one click away.

Sportsbook platform providers

Managed and turnkey sportsbooks: the betting engine, odds and trading, risk management and the front end an operator launches under its own brand.

  • KambiKambi is a B2B sports betting supplier founded in 2010 by Kristian Nylén and Anders Ström and publicly listed since 2014, trading as Kambi…
  • OpenBetOpenBet is a London-headquartered sports betting technology supplier whose platform, bet acceptance engine and trading and content tools…
  • AltenarAltenar is a sportsbook software supplier founded in 2011 and headquartered in the Isle of Man, with development in Malta, Spain…
All 49 platform providers

Casino game studios

Studios that build slots, table, crash and instant-win games and distribute them to operators through their own remote game server or an aggregator.

  • Pragmatic PlayPragmatic Play is a B2B supplier of digital casino games to online casino operators, headquartered in Gibraltar and owned by a private…
  • NetEntNetEnt is a Stockholm-based casino game studio founded in 1996 as Net Entertainment and one of the studios that defined online slots in…
  • Nolimit CityNolimit City is an online slot developer whose games are built around its xMechanics features, with recent releases including Six Feet…
All 281 suppliers

Live casino providers

Suppliers that stream live dealer roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows from their own studios to licensed operators.

  • EvolutionEvolution is the world's largest live casino supplier, headquartered in Stockholm and listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, streaming live dealer…
  • EzugiEzugi is a live casino game developer that supplies live dealer and hybrid casino games to online operators through a single integration.
  • Vivo GamingVivo Gaming is a live casino supplier founded in 2010 and headquartered in Malta, streaming live roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker…
All 281 suppliers

Casino game aggregators

Aggregators give an operator one integration to the games of hundreds of studios, with shared tools for bonuses, tournaments and reporting.

  • SoftGamingsSoftGamings is a casino aggregation and platform supplier founded in 2009 and headquartered in Riga, providing operators with a single…
  • Hub88Hub88 is a casino game aggregation platform founded in 2019 and headquartered in Tallinn as part of the Yolo Group, giving operators a…
  • SlotegratorSlotegrator is an iGaming platform and aggregation supplier founded in 2012 and headquartered in Cyprus, providing a turnkey and…
All 49 platform providers

Payment providers

Payment service providers, processors, e-wallets, open banking and cashier orchestration for deposits and withdrawals in regulated markets.

  • PaysafePaysafe is a payments company serving merchants of every size, with solutions for iGaming and video gaming, ecommerce, travel and smaller…
  • NuveiNuvei is a Canadian payment technology company headquartered in Montreal, providing card acquiring, alternative payment methods, payouts…
  • TrustlyTrustly is a Swedish account-to-account payments company headquartered in Stockholm, founded in 2008, whose open-banking rails let…
All 93 payment providers

Sports data and integrity

Official and collected sports data, odds feeds and betting integrity monitoring for sportsbooks, leagues and regulators.

  • SportradarSportradar is a sports technology company working across the sports, media and betting industries, operating as Sportradar Group AG, which…
  • Genius SportsGenius Sports is a sports data and technology company founded in London in 2001 as a betting data specialist, supplying sports data…
  • Stats PerformStats Perform is a sports data and artificial intelligence company whose Opta brand has supplied football data since 1996.
All 281 suppliers

Compliance, KYC and testing

Identity and age verification, AML and fraud screening, geolocation and the independent labs that test and certify games and platforms.

  • Gaming Laboratories InternationalGaming Laboratories International (GLI) is an independent testing, certification and consulting company for the gambling industry…
  • GeoComplyGeoComply is a geolocation compliance and fraud prevention company headquartered in Vancouver, founded in 2011, whose technology verifies…
  • SumsubSumsub is a London-based verification platform founded in 2015 providing know-your-customer, know-your-business, anti-money-laundering…
All 61 compliance providers

Affiliates

Affiliate groups, media networks and affiliate software that send players to licensed operators for a revenue share or a fee per customer.

  • Better CollectiveBetter Collective is a digital sports media group, incorporated in Denmark in 2004 and headquartered in Copenhagen, that operates a…
  • Catena MediaCatena Media is a performance marketing and affiliate company founded in Malta in 2012 and listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.
  • TRIBUNATribuna.com is a sports media, social community & publisher focused on local markets with audience more than 10 million users.
All 33 affiliates

Gambling regulators

The authorities that license and supervise gambling, with links from each to the country profile that sets out its regime.

  • UK Gambling CommissionThe Gambling Commission regulates most types of gambling in Great Britain, together with The National Lottery in the UK.
  • Malta Gaming AuthorityThe Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is the regulator of gaming in Malta, established in 2001 and operating under the Gaming Act of 2018…
  • SpelinspektionenSpelinspektionen is the Swedish Gambling Authority, the state agency that licenses and supervises gambling in Sweden under the Gambling…
All 29 regulators

Operators

Betting and casino groups and the consumer brands they run, from listed multinationals to single-market operators.

  • Flutter EntertainmentFlutter Entertainment is the world's largest online betting and gaming group, listed solely on the New York Stock Exchange, which became…
  • EntainEntain is a London-listed sports betting and gaming group headquartered in London, which moved from the FTSE 100 to the FTSE 250 at the…
  • DraftKingsDraftKings is a US sports betting and online gaming operator headquartered in Boston and listed on Nasdaq (DKNG).
All 269 operators

Who are the iGaming software providers?

iGaming software providers are the B2B suppliers whose technology an online casino, sportsbook or lottery runs on. Few operators build everything themselves. A typical licensed brand takes its player account management (PAM) platform from one supplier and its sportsbook platform from another, offers games from dozens of casino game studios through an aggregator, and relies on separate payment providers and identity verification, KYC and geolocation vendors to meet the conditions of its licence.

This directory lists 946 companies across that supply chain: 281 software suppliers and game studios, 49 platform providers, 93 payment companies and 61 compliance, KYC and testing providers, alongside 375 operators, affiliates, media companies, regulators and law firms.

Start with the shortlist below to find a provider by category, open a sector page for the full list, or search by name. Each profile gives the company's HQ country, a description written from its own published information and related newsroom coverage, where available.

Who we list

Hundreds of companies across the iGaming supply chain: licensed operators, game studios and content aggregators, platform and sportsbook providers, payment companies, identity and geolocation vendors, testing laboratories, data suppliers, affiliates, media, regulators and law firms. Each profile is written from the company's own published information and links to every story iGaming Times has covered them in. Use the sector pages to browse a category, the filter to narrow by segment, or search by name. Verified profiles are confirmed directly by the company.

Something missing? Submit a company and the editorial team is notified the moment it lands, or get in touch.

Compare iGaming software providers

Build a shortlist by product and intended market, then ask each provider the same questions. Directory inclusion is an editorial record, not a ranking or an endorsement.

Questions to ask when comparing iGaming software suppliers
CompareWhat to establish
Product scopeSeparate the player account platform, sportsbook, casino content and aggregation. Ask which modules the supplier builds and which come from partners.
IntegrationAsk about APIs, supported wallets, migration, testing, deployment responsibilities and the resources needed from your own team.
Market availabilityRequest evidence for the exact product and jurisdiction you plan to use. A group-level licence or a supplier logo does not establish availability for every market.
Operations and supportCompare service levels, incident handling, reporting, fraud controls and the division of responsibility between supplier and operator.
Commercial termsCompare setup and recurring fees, revenue share, minimum commitments, third-party charges and the cost of adding markets or products.
Data and exitEstablish who controls player data, how it can be exported and what happens to integrations and service continuity when the agreement ends.

Compare platform providers, game and software suppliers, payment providers and compliance specialists separately. Our white label and turnkey guide explains the different operating models.

How directory listings work

Standard company listings are free and reviewed by editors. Descriptions summarize published company information. Headquarters describe where a company is based, not every market where it operates. A listing or company-confirmed badge is not an endorsement, licence verification or quality rating.

Questions buyers ask

What is an iGaming software provider?
A B2B company that supplies the technology an online gambling operator runs on: the platform that manages player accounts and wallets, the sportsbook or casino games, and the payment, identity and compliance tools around them. Providers sell to licensed operators rather than to players, and in many regulated markets a supplier needs a licence or certification of its own.
PAM vs turnkey vs white label: what is the difference?
A PAM (player account management) platform is the core system for registrations, wallets, bonuses, responsible gambling controls and reporting; the operator licenses it and plugs in its own games and payments. A turnkey solution bundles the PAM with games, sportsbook, payments and often hosting, so the operator launches on one supplier stack under its own licence. A white label goes further: the supplier also provides the licence and runs operations, and the brand owner mainly brings the marketing.
How are companies chosen for the directory?
Editors add companies from our coverage and review every submission before it goes live, and listing is free. Each profile is written from the company’s own published information, and a Verified badge means the company has confirmed its profile directly; it is not regulatory approval or a quality rating.

More on platform models in our guide to white label vs turnkey iGaming platforms, on the categories of supplier and how to shortlist one in our guide to iGaming software providers, and on the biggest names in the top iGaming companies of 2026.

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