Aggregation
Game Aggregation API
Without aggregation, operators may need separate integrations for every provider — each with its own contracts, certification and maintenance. A game aggregation API centralises that work behind one integration.
- Centralised provider layer
- Normalised game metadata
- Per-market content controls
- Single wallet integration
- Unified reporting
The business problem
Each direct integration takes engineering time to build, certify and maintain. As content libraries grow, that overhead compounds.
How aggregation helps
One technical integration exposes content from several providers through the same catalog, launch and wallet interfaces.
- One wallet integration for all connected providers
- One catalog with normalised metadata
- Central enable/disable controls per market
Frequently Asked Questions
Does aggregation replace provider agreements?
Not necessarily. Depending on market and provider, commercial or regulatory agreements may still be required. We clarify this during scoping.
Can I add providers later?
Yes. New providers connected to the aggregation layer become available through the same integration.
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