COLIBRIX ONE reinforces regulated payments leadership at ICE Barcelona
COLIBRIX ONE, a global payments platform for e-commerce and other digital business models, has concluded its participation at ICE Barcelona 2026. The event brought together gaming and technology professionals across key industry verticals to explore innovation, operational resilience and sustainable growth across the global gaming ecosystem.
Over the three days of the event, the team held 200+ meetings (with a team of 22 people), with discussions focused on regulated card acquiring, current accounts with dedicated IBANs and payment infrastructure designed to support stable and competing operating models.
During ICE, COLIBRIX ONE also initiated several valuable partnership discussions, with a number of agreements reached in principle. Further announcements are expected to follow in the coming months.
Operating through regulated entities in the United Kingdom and the European Union, COLIBRIX ONE provides payment services within a clearly defined regulatory framework. In the United Kingdom, COLIBRIX LIMITED is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as an Electronic Money Institution. In the European Union, services are provided through Mellifera Kartiera Limited, an Electronic Money Institution authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority.
The platform delivers an integrated suite of acquiring, virtual cards, and current accounts with dedicated IBANs, supported by proprietary IT and payments infrastructure. This unified approach is designed to reduce operational complexity, improve visibility across payment flows and support stable transaction environments for businesses operating internationally.
In addition to its business accounts offering, COLIBRIX ONE supports merchant acquiring aligned with compliance and security requirements. The platform incorporates KYC and AML procedures, transaction monitoring and security controls aligned with PSD2 Strong Customer Authentication, EMV 3 D Secure 2, GDPR data protection standards and PCI referenced card security practices.