All of our games run entirely on our servers, with a fairness chain committed before betting opens — any player can verify any round, and any auditor can verify all of them. Operators integrate once and get the whole catalogue: four wallet endpoints, one console, every game we ever ship.
We built the boring parts properly so the fun part holds up in production.
A SHA-256 seed chain seals every round before the first bet. Players verify in-game in two taps. There is also a public API for auditors who want the whole history.
Four JSON endpoints, HMAC-signed, idempotent. The console walks your engineer through each one and fires a live test suite at it until everything is green.
Signed GGR summaries, bet exports with cursor pagination, and per-round dispute lookups with the fairness proof attached. Monthly statements reconcile to the cent.
Reviewed in-game dictionaries, not machine output. Operators can re-word any string per instance from the console. No ticket, no release.
Session loss limits that survive a refresh. Stake limits per table. Exposure caps you tune yourself. All enforced where players can't reach.
Staging credentials on day one, a printable integration guide, and a go-live path with no meetings in it. Most teams connect a wallet in days.
From credentials to first real bet without a single planning meeting.
Implement four endpoints against staging. The live test suite tells you the moment they're right.
One HMAC over a handful of parameters mints a game URL. Player language and nickname ride the same signature, optionally.
Point the wallet at production, run the suite once more, request go-live in the console. Reporting works from the first bet.
Every one of these is a design decision, not a coincidence.