Provider integrations
A provider integration depends on the supplier you select, the interfaces they expose and the platform you operate.
What to check before connecting a provider
There is no useful universal provider checklist without a target system. We first align provider documentation with your launch, transaction and reporting flows.
- Commercial and technical access: contacts, sandbox, credentials and permitted use.
- Data mapping: identifiers, currencies, player sessions, balances and transaction references.
- Reliability: callbacks, timeouts, retries, reconciliation and dispute handling.
- Acceptance: test cases, expected reports and the support process after launch.
We do not present an unverified list of partners. Name the provider you are considering so the scope can be checked.
What matters in practice
Access comes before code
A provider name is only the starting point. Commercial permission, sandbox access, environment URLs and test credentials determine whether an integration can be evaluated.
A catalogue is not a connector
Game titles and logos alone do not describe launch tokens, wallet callbacks, session closure, currencies or settlement reports. These interfaces should be reviewed together.
Plan the support boundary
Define which team investigates mismatched rounds, API incidents and reporting differences, and what evidence each participant must retain.