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Global Daily Fantasy Sports

www.gdfsi.com

 
Global Daily Fantasy Sports Inc. (TSXV: DFS) is a multi-tenant gateway that allows operators to offer their customers a world class Daily Fantasy Sports software solution. The platform is mobile, tablet, and desktop enabled and allows for seamless integration at the operator level without having to share or compromise any sensitive customer data. Joining the Company`s network allows operators to capitalize on a mature infrastructure, with shared liquidity, that was built specifically for regulated market environments. As the first true B2B global network, the Company is a SaaS product that offers a turn- key solution for sportsbook operators, land-based operators, ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.gdfsi.com
  • West Georgia Street Suite 1305-1090
    Vancouver, BC CAN V6E 3V7
  • Phone: 604.685.9316

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