Gambitec

What we found

Eleven product categories sit on this card — casino, sportsbook, live casino, player accounts, CRM, aggregation, affiliate, payments, risk and trading, odds and data, game content — which is the widest spread of anything in this batch. For a company that publishes neither a founding year nor an address, that breadth deserves scrutiny rather than admiration.

The honest reading is that Gambitec is an assembler. Its own description is "a technology partner for iGaming brands", and the business model is clearest in one line on its site: it offers full support in obtaining licences in Curaçao, Malta, Anjouan and the Isle of Man. That is a service for operators starting from nothing, and it tells you who the customer is — someone who needs the licence, the platform, the payments and the games arranged for them at once.

Pricing is described in the terms the industry actually uses: a one-time fee plus recurring platform fees, sometimes with revenue share. Gambitec also explains why its white-label option costs less up front — licensing and core infrastructure come included. Useful candour.

ISO 27001 and PCI DSS cover information security and card data. Crypto payments, wallets and instant transactions are supported alongside cards and e-wallets.

Two things to pin down. Gambitec references "our license" without naming a regulator or a number, and publishes no address, no legal entity and no founding year anywhere. For a supplier whose white-label model means you would operate under its authorisation, those are not optional details — ask for the entity, the regulator and the number, then verify.