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One layer,
between vendors and operators

GG Labs is an iGaming game aggregator. We fold every vendor's integration spec into one and hand it to operators, and keeping that single layer running without trouble is the whole of our work.

What we do,
and what we do not

An aggregator stands between two sides. Drawing that line clearly is, we think, the first thing a partner needs to know.

What we do

  • Vendor integration and spec unification. Your integration code stays as it is however many vendors are added.
  • Transaction relay and settlement data. We map per-vendor settlement formats onto one.
  • A console where the partner controls game visibility, limits, and per-country or per-currency policy directly.
  • Integration docs, a sandbox, a dedicated contact through the integration period, and 24-hour incident intake.

What we do not do

  • We do not run an operator service ourselves. We do not compete with our partners in their market.
  • We do not use partner user data for anything beyond integration and settlement.
  • We do not connect content from vendors without a signed contract.

History

2020

Global Gaming Labs founded

2025

Development begins on a game aggregator for the global market

2026

Beta service launched. Online gaming B2B licence obtained

In progress

Content supply agreements under way with major vendors

How we work

Response times we committed to, changes announced in advance, incident reports we do not hide. That is the whole of how we build trust.

RESPONSEFirst response within 1 hour of an issue being filedAgainst a 24-hour intake channel. We confirm receipt and name the owner before the cause is known.
CHANGESpec and policy changes announced 7 days aheadChanges that touch partner code land in the sandbox first, with a cutover window.
INCIDENTIncidents shared down to cause, scope and recovery timeWe tell you as it happens and leave a report when it closes. The goal is that no incident is ever found by the partner first.

People

The team has spent close to twenty years on platform operations and vendor integration. They have been on both sides — why a vendor's spec looks the way it does, and what blocks an operator. That is how they know where the repeated waste in an integration sits.

Start an integration

Sandbox account and integration docs open before the contract.

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