Directory

What is the E-PLAY Directory?

The E-PLAY Directory is an independent, compliance-focused reference database of companies operating across the global iGaming ecosystem.

It documents game studios, technology suppliers and related B2B entities using a strict, evidence-based methodology that prioritises corporate transparency, regulatory disclosure and verifiable data over marketing claims.

Each entry is built exclusively on publicly available information, including official websites and LinkedIn company profiles. The Directory does not rely on press releases, sponsored content or self-promotional statements unless they are supported by verifiable disclosures.

What the Directory covers

The E-PLAY Directory records and standardises key information such as:

• year of founding and declared operating locations
• corporate footprint and workforce visibility based on LinkedIn data
• publicly disclosed leadership and management roles
• licensing status, regulatory approvals and compliance disclosures
• technical certifications (e.g. RNG), only where publicly verifiable

Where information is missing, incomplete or unverifiable, this is explicitly stated, rather than inferred.

Rating methodology

Each company is assigned a compliance-based rating, reflecting the level of publicly verifiable transparency rather than size, popularity or commercial reach.

Ratings are driven primarily by:

• presence or absence of publicly verifiable gambling licences
• availability of confirmed compliance documentation
• clarity of corporate and legal disclosures

Conditional upgrade or downgrade notes are applied consistently where additional disclosures could materially change a company’s compliance standing.

What the Directory is not

The E-PLAY Directory is not a ranking of “best” suppliers, a promotional catalogue or a sales tool.
Inclusion does not imply endorsement, and absence of information is never filled with assumptions.

Its purpose is to provide a factual, standardised and comparable view of the iGaming B2B landscape, especially in areas where transparency is uneven or selectively presented.