Gigadat
Gigadat was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Winnipeg, Canada, operating in North America. It is registered with FINTRAC as a money services business and holds an Interac trademark licence.
Its positioning is the Interac e-Transfer specialist for iGaming, serving regulated Ontario and Alberta operators as well as offshore brands, and reachable through the orchestration and wallet partners MiFinity, Corefy and BridgerPay.
For operators
For operators serving Canadian players Gigadat provides Interac e-Transfer deposits and bank transfer payouts, plus FastPlay, which combines sign-up, KYC and deposit in one flow. A flat fee of 1 to 1.50 Canadian dollars per transaction and no rolling reserve, as reported by a review, is unusually operator-friendly for gambling, and Interac is the dominant Canadian deposit method.
Integration
Gigadat offers a single token-based API with status callbacks and a sandbox on request, plus FastPlay for sign-up, KYC and deposit. Pricing per review is a flat 1 to 1.50 Canadian dollars per deposit or payout with no rolling reserve.
Licences & compliance
Gigadat lists FINTRAC MSB registration in Canada and an Interac trademark licence. Provincial registrations for Ontario and Alberta are not itemised in our facts.
- FINTRAC MSB (CA)
- Interac trademark licence
Pros
- Interac e-Transfer specialist with Interac trademark licence
- Flat C$1–1.50 per transaction and no rolling reserve
- FastPlay combines sign-up, KYC and deposit
Cons
- Canada only
- Sandbox available on request rather than self-serve
- Fee figures come from a review rather than a published tariff
Verdict
Gigadat suits any operator with Canadian players, regulated in Ontario or Alberta or offshore, that wants Interac e-Transfer at a flat fee without a reserve. Operators without Canadian traffic have no need for it.
Frequently asked questions
What does Gigadat charge?
A flat 1 to 1.50 Canadian dollars per deposit or payout with no rolling reserve, according to a review.
Which markets does Gigadat serve?
Ontario, Alberta and offshore operators serving Canadian players.
How can operators connect to Gigadat?
Directly via its token-based API, or through MiFinity, Corefy and BridgerPay.