Who is it for?
Businesses and commercial project owners seeking technology for EU/EEA markets outside Poland, plus relevant B2B providers; other markets are assessed separately.
B2B technology connections for iGaming businesses
Find technology providers for your iGaming business or project.
We clarify your need, research possible providers, compare options and arrange an introduction where appropriate.
Who pays?
The buyer pays no Dealiga service fee; provider commission is agreed separately in writing.
Eight solution areas, one decision framework.
Each area has distinct use cases, comparison points and questions for a provider discussion.
01
Identity and risk
Customer verification and risk technology for moments that need a confident decision.
02
Partners and customers
Software for partner operations, customer insight and relevant communication.
03
Payments and operations
Payment technology, white-label platforms and other software that support daily operations.
04
Data and content
Reporting technology and content connections that support product decisions.
What you gain from a focused search
For businesses and commercial projects
Provider comparison report (PDF)
- Comparable optionsReview possible providers against your markets and requirements.
- Open questionsSee what remains unverified and what to ask in a demo.
- A clearer next stepKnow when a direct provider discussion may be useful.
For technology providers
Discuss relevant buyer requirements.
- Relevant briefDiscuss an approved, limited brief; contact with the buyer stays through Dealiga until the commercial agreement between the buyer and the provider is in place.
- Specific questionsUnderstand which product claims and documents need discussion.
- Direct commercial dialogueDiscuss product scope and terms with the buyer if an introduction proceeds.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT CLIENT OR PROVIDER WORK
Inside a buyer's PDF evaluation.
A sample identity-verification brief and side-by-side notes show the structure of the buyer's PDF.
Identity checks across two target markets
- Use case
- Document and liveness checks with a route for manual review.
- Market
- Two EU/EEA markets; exact countries would be named in a real brief.
- Constraint
- Define data retention and the buyer's review responsibilities before a demo.
Provider A and B against the same criteria
Coverage
A: states document support in both markets.
B: states one market; ask about the second.Review flow
A: describes an in-product review queue.
B: manual review route still to be clarified.Data handling
A: retention details supplied in product notes.
B: retention and export details requested.The PDF records sources, information status and open questions alongside researched options. Its scope depends on the brief and available information. See how we work
What happens after you enquire
- 01
Initial response within 2 business days
We reply to your contact email. This is an initial response, not a deadline for a shortlist or match.
- 02
Clarify and research
If the brief is clear, research can begin; we ask for missing details by email. You receive a PDF comparing researched options side by side.
- 03
Introduce and follow up
Before each disclosure, the buyer approves the named provider and information scope. We then arrange an appropriate introduction and follow the demo and commercial discussion.
Questions about the search
How are possible providers found?
Our provider network is being developed. We use professional contacts and referrals, industry directories and event attendee lists, direct provider discussions or demos, and official product and technical documents. Sources vary by search.
Who checks product and market suitability?
Before an introduction, Dealiga compares stated company or project, representative, target country, activity and relevant permissions with available official records and documents, pausing on material gaps. Buyers and providers examine product and licence evidence and arrange any independent legal, security or technical review they need.
START A CONVERSATION
Share your technology need.
A concise brief with the target market and current setup is enough to start.