Gamanza

What we found

Switzerland is the detail that makes this card interesting. Gamanza is certified by the ESBK — the Swiss federal gambling board — and Switzerland runs one of the most closed regimes in Europe: online licences go only to operators tied to existing land-based casinos, and every supplier in the chain is scrutinised. Clearing that process is a credential a supplier cannot buy its way into quickly.

Founded in 2019, Gamanza runs from Switzerland with offices in Baden, Birkirkara, Koper, Ljubljana and San José — Swiss headquarters, Slovenian engineering, Maltese commercial presence and a Costa Rican base for Latin America. For a six-year-old company that is a deliberate spread rather than organic drift.

The product is modular by design: sportsbook, CRM and bonusing, game aggregation and payments, delivered turnkey or as components over API. Thousands of games sit behind the aggregation layer.

Certification is unusually well matched to the positioning. ISO 27001 covers information security, GLI-accredited testing covers the gaming systems, and the ESBK certificate covers the one market that demands the most. Three certificates, each doing a specific job.

Compliance tooling — KYC, AML, fraud detection and responsible gaming — is built in rather than bolted on, which is what a Swiss certification requires in practice.

What is missing is the commercial picture. No pricing, no named clients and no licence numbers appear on this card, and markets are described only as "regulated markets" plus Switzerland. Ask which operators are live, in which countries, and whether the Swiss certification extends to the market you are entering.