Casino Platform Development

Connection to game providers through aggregators -- SoftSwiss, GameHub, EveryMatrix, and others -- that normalise the communication protocol across providers including NetEnt, Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, and Playtech. Game launch token generation per session, with session authentication and wallet communication handled between the RGS and your platform wallet. Game state management ensures round results are recorded correctly even when sessions are interrupted -- a player closing the browser during a spin does not result in an unresolved round or an incorrect balance. RTP configuration is stored per game and per jurisdiction, allowing you to apply the correct return-to-player settings required by each license. Provider onboarding workflow handles the technical certification steps when you add a new aggregator or connect directly to a provider's own RGS feed.

Lobby configuration your marketing and operations team controls without a developer for every change. Game categories are configurable by name, display order, and the inclusion criteria that determine which games appear in each category. Search and filtering work across the full game catalog by provider, category, feature tags (megaways, jackpot, live dealer), volatility label, and minimum bet. Featured and promotional game placement is managed through the back office -- set a game as featured, define its lobby position, and publish a change without a deployment. New game onboarding workflow handles the steps from provider certification through lobby placement: game metadata ingestion, thumbnail and asset management, jurisdiction availability configuration, and go-live approval. Multi-language lobby content -- game names, category labels, promotional banners -- is managed per locale without code changes.

A back office built for your operations and customer support teams to manage player accounts without needing database access or developer support. Player profiles surface account details, verification status, bonus balance, active limits, and responsible gambling flags in one view. Session history shows every login session with IP, device, and duration. Game history records every round with bet amount, outcome, and running balance so a support agent can reconstruct exactly what a player experienced during a disputed session. Manual adjustment workflow covers balance corrections, bonus grants, and other account changes with a mandatory reason code and four-eyes approval for amounts above configurable thresholds. Account suspension and closure workflows handle operator-initiated action, player-initiated self-exclusion, and regulator-mandated exclusion with the audit trail each requires.

A configurable rules engine that applies the correct obligations per player based on their registration jurisdiction and the license under which they play. UKGC rules include mandatory deposit limits (where the player has not set their own), reality check intervals that interrupt play at configurable frequencies, and GAMSTOP self-exclusion register lookup at registration and login. German GGL rules include the €1,000 monthly deposit cap across all licensed operators enforced through the OASIS central register, the €1 per spin stake limit for slots, and mandatory cooling-off periods. MGA and other license rules are modelled in the same engine with jurisdiction-specific parameters. Jurisdiction routing assigns players to the correct rule set based on IP geolocation at login and the country recorded at registration, with conflict resolution logic for VPN and discrepancy cases. Rule breach events are logged with the player ID, rule triggered, and action taken, creating the audit evidence your regulator requires.

GGR reporting by game, provider, category, and time period -- daily, weekly, monthly -- with drill-down from aggregate to individual session level. Session data includes average session length, rounds per session, bet size distribution, and win/loss outcome by game. Concurrent player counts in real-time for capacity monitoring and peak load analysis. Financial reconciliation reports tie every player transaction -- deposit, withdrawal, bet, win, bonus -- to the payment processor settlement, giving your finance team the data to close the books without manual matching. Regulator reporting exports format the data fields required by each licensed jurisdiction into the submission format specified -- UKGC regulatory returns, German GGL reporting obligations, MGA quarterly reports. All reporting data is available through an API for BI tool integration if your organisation has an existing analytics infrastructure.

A single platform backend supporting multiple casino brands, each with independent configuration for lobby layout, game selection, promotional mechanics, payment method availability, supported jurisdictions, and responsible gambling settings. Brand-level configuration is managed through the back office without code changes -- add a new brand, configure its settings, and launch it against the shared player management and reporting infrastructure. Shared player management means your operations team works in one back office rather than logging into separate systems for each brand, but player data is correctly isolated so a player on Brand A cannot see or affect Brand B. Shared financial infrastructure consolidates payment provider integrations and reconciliation across brands. Shared reporting gives your commercial team a consolidated view of GGR across the portfolio with per-brand breakdowns. The architecture allows you to add brands without duplicating infrastructure costs.