Integrate once. Every title drops in.
One OpenAPI contract, a conformance runner you run yourself, a sandbox with a status page, a client zone for your organisation and its brands. Certified math, a signed evidence pack per round, the build reproducible byte for byte.
What you get
One API
Launch, a seamless wallet over signed callbacks, the record of every round with its replay and evidence pack, promotions and tournaments: one OpenAPI 3.1 contract (55 routes, 5 webhooks), the kit with TypeScript, Go and PHP clients and a Postman collection, a conformance runner you run against your own wallet.
The client zone
Your organisation's own accounts: games on and off per brand, the wager set per game, rounds with their records, reports and the signed reconciliation, exports, users with roles, every read in an access log.
Certified math
Each version ships with its certification pack: the math documentation, the gate audit and stat sheet, the hashes of the published outcome tables, a manifest a lab recomputes. The RTP is a fixed property of the tables; no dial.
The evidence
Every round is a record the RGS signs: the outcome, the wallet movements, the client's events. A round's evidence pack and the daily reconciliation carry the studio's signature; the build that served it is reproducible byte for byte.
The path to live
- A sandbox brand on our staging server with its key, the kit and the Postman collection; your wallet behind our signed callbacks.
- The conformance run from your side: every scenario of the wallet contract passed, reported on your brand's status page.
- Your client zone account by email: games on, the wager set per game, the reports and the reconciliation you will run.
- A production brand on the same contract. Independent certification of the math under GLI-19 is the studio's next step after its production footprint; the pack a lab needs exists per version today.
The client zone
Operators and aggregators sign in with the email address their organisation's admin invited.
Talk to us
A sandbox brand, the kit and a call with the people who built the RGS.