Launching a casino today doesn't require signing contracts with dozens of individual game studios. With a game aggregator, you connect once and get access to everything — 150+ providers, 20,000+ games, built-in bonus tools, and a wallet layer that works with any platform architecture.
One API. 150+ providers. 20,000+ games.
Free spins and jackpots work at aggregator level — on any game in the catalog
Revenue share is GGR-based — we earn when you earn
Portfolio updates automatically, every month
Most integrations reach go-live in a matter of weeks
Casino games API integration is the process of connecting your casino platform to a network of game providers through a single standardized interface — allowing players to access thousands of games without requiring individual contracts or separate technical setups per studio.
Instead of building and maintaining point-to-point connections with each game studio, you connect once to the aggregator. Your platform sends requests to one endpoint; the aggregator handles routing, normalizing responses, and returning game content — all transparently from your players' perspective.
The aggregator acts as a routing and normalization layer between your platform and 150+ game studios. When a player clicks on a game, here's what happens:
Every provider communicates differently under the hood: different data formats, different authentication methods, different error codes. The aggregator normalizes all of that so your platform works against one consistent API contract, regardless of which of the 150+ providers is serving the game.
Without an aggregator: 150+ separate integrations, each with its own documentation, authentication, error handling, and update cycle. With ours: one integration covers everything.
Our aggregator doesn't have a target operator size. It works equally well for a project launching its first casino and for an established operation looking to expand its game library or add aggregator-level bonus tools. The underlying architecture is the same; what changes is how you use it.
For operators launching their first casino, the aggregator model removes the biggest bottlenecks: negotiating with studios individually, managing multiple technical builds, and waiting on each studio's onboarding process.
With our aggregator, you agree terms once and launch with access to 150+ providers and 20,000+ games from day one. There's no minimum catalog requirement on your side, and the setup fee is negotiable depending on your agreement.
The timeline depends on your team's bandwidth and existing infrastructure, but weeks — not months — is the realistic expectation for a focused development team working with a clear integration scope.
For an operating casino, the aggregator's value comes from two areas: catalog depth and bonus tooling.
On the catalog side: 20,000+ games across all categories, with new titles added automatically every month. You don't manage individual studio release schedules or manually push games live — they appear in your catalog as part of the standard monthly update cycle.
On the bonus side: free spins and jackpots run at the aggregator level, not the studio level. This matters because not every studio natively supports operator-triggered free spins. With our aggregator, those tools are available across the entire catalog regardless of what any individual studio supports natively.
Crypto casino operators often assume they need a specialized API. They don't. Our aggregator uses standard protocols — REST, JSON, WebSocket — and the API itself is wallet-agnostic.
The API delivers game content and round results. What your wallet does with those results — whether it settles in BTC, ETH, a stablecoin, or fiat — is entirely within your platform's control. The aggregator passes standardized transaction data and expects standardized debit/credit/rollback responses. Your players get the same 20,000+ game catalog; your bonus tools work the same way.
The portfolio covers every content type a modern casino needs — from classic RNG slots to live dealer tables to crash games. All content comes from regulated studios, and the catalog updates automatically every month as studios push new releases.
Slots make up the largest share of the catalog. The library covers classic three-reel games through to modern high-volatility video slots, megaways mechanics, and licensed branded content. All slot content is RNG-certified by the studios that produce it.
Live dealer games operate differently from RNG content — they require persistent WebSocket connections and real-time video streaming. All leading live studios are connected through the aggregator, giving your players access to the tables and game shows they already know.
Table games cover both RNG and live versions: blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker in multiple formats. Whether a player prefers an automated game or a live table, the catalog serves both.
Crash games have become one of the fastest-growing content categories in online casinos, particularly popular with younger players and crypto-native audiences. The mechanic is direct: a multiplier climbs until it crashes, and players cash out before it does. All major crash game formats are available through the aggregator.
Instant win games — scratch cards and rapid-result formats — serve players who want quick engagement without the session commitment of a standard slot spin cycle. These work well as a secondary category for retention.
Mini-games add short-format casual content. They're useful for session variety or for operators targeting a broader entertainment audience rather than a strictly gambling-focused demographic.
All three categories are accessible through the same single API with no additional integration work.
Studios release new games throughout the year. Managing that release schedule manually — tracking what's new, adding titles, testing, pushing live — is significant operational overhead.
With our aggregator, new games appear on your platform automatically as part of a monthly update cycle. When a studio releases a new title that's available through our network, it enters your catalog without any action required from you.
This means:
The update cycle runs monthly. Your back-office settings let you filter or restrict specific titles if needed — the default behavior is automatic addition to your full catalog.
Most game aggregators pass game content and leave the bonus layer entirely to you. Ours includes two high-impact bonus tools built directly at the aggregator level: free spins and jackpots.
When bonus tools sit at the studio level, your options are limited by each studio's own capabilities. A studio that doesn't support operator-triggered free spins means you can't run a free spins campaign on their games. Multiply this across 150+ studios and you end up with a patchwork of what you can and can't do.
At the aggregator level, that constraint disappears. Free spins and jackpots work the same way on every game because the logic runs in our system, not in the studio's.
| Feature | Aggregator Level | Studio Level |
|---|---|---|
| Free Spins | ✅ Any game in the catalog | ⚠️ Only if studio natively supports it |
| Jackpots | ✅ Cross-game, operator-controlled | ⚠️ Studio's own jackpot pools only |
| Tournaments | ❌ Not included | Varies by studio |
| Cashdrops | ❌ Not included | Varies by studio |
The entire aggregator — game launches, wallet calls, session management, bonus triggers, game result callbacks — runs through a single API. You build one integration; everything connects through it.
What the single API covers:
All provider-specific communication happens on our side. Your platform works against one consistent API contract.
The API does not support game customization — meaning you can't modify game code, graphics, or core mechanics. This is by design. Modifying certified game code breaks RNG certifications and creates compliance problems across regulated markets.
What you do have is an extensive set of configuration parameters that give you full operational control:
Configuration happens through your back-office account and via API parameters at session-creation time. No changes are needed on our side; you control these settings directly.
Wallet integration is the most technically consequential decision in your setup. The choice you make here affects your architecture, your failure modes, and your player experience. Two models are available:
Your platform maintains a main wallet and a separate game wallet. When a player starts a game, funds are explicitly transferred from the main wallet to the game wallet. The game runs against the game wallet balance. When the session ends, remaining funds transfer back.
Each transfer is a discrete API call that you initiate. This gives you clear, auditable visibility into fund movement at every step.
There is one wallet. The game provider makes real-time balance calls to your platform's wallet endpoint on every transaction — debit on bet, credit on win, rollback on failure. Your platform must respond in real time.
The player experience is cleaner because there are no visible transfer steps, but your wallet endpoints must be highly available. Any downtime on your wallet endpoint means failed game transactions.
From first conversation to live casino, most integrations complete in a matter of weeks. The process runs across four stages:
Before any technical work begins, the commercial terms are agreed. This covers:
The conversation is bilateral — you and us. There are no studio-by-studio negotiations on your side because the aggregator handles all of those relationships.
Depending on your commercial agreement, a setup fee may or may not apply. Either way, what you receive after signing is the same:
What you get in Step 2:
The setup fee is a one-time arrangement tied to your agreement terms — it doesn't affect your ongoing access to the platform, game catalog, or any feature. Most developers begin technical scoping immediately after receiving the API docs.
Step 3 is where your development team builds the integration. The API is designed for self-service — developers work from the documentation independently, though support is available when questions come up.
Build scope for Step 3:
The sandbox mirrors production. All game types are available, and you can simulate wallet transactions, edge cases, and error conditions freely.
Testing is where most projects either gain time or lose it. Teams that test thoroughly in the sandbox launch clean. Teams that skip edge cases fix them in production — which is far more expensive.
Go-Live Checklist:
Once testing passes, production credentials are activated and your casino is live with the full catalog.
Our pricing runs on a single model: a percentage of your Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR).
GGR = Total Bets Placed − Total Winnings Paid Out
Example: If your players bet $1,000,000 in a month and receive $950,000 in winnings, your GGR for that month is $50,000. Our revenue share applies to that $50,000 — not your total bet volume.
This distinction matters. You are not paying per spin, per session, or per player. You pay a share of what you actually retain after player winnings.
The model works because our revenue only grows when yours does. In a flat-fee or per-round pricing model, you pay the same amount regardless of whether your casino has a strong month or a slow one.
One API connection gives you 150+ providers, 20,000+ games, automatic monthly catalog updates, aggregator-level free spins and jackpots, and a revenue share model that grows with your casino rather than against it. The technical scope is predictable. The commercial model is straightforward. The support is there from agreement through go-live and beyond.
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