GG Labs folds every vendor's integration spec into a single API. We take on new vendors and spec changes; you widen your game catalogue without touching the code you already shipped.
Thirty vendors means thirty specs. Absorbing that difference is the whole of what GG Labs does.
Pick the mode that fits your wallet structure. Switching modes mid-operation does not mean re-integrating vendors.
RESTful and WebSocket together. We keep latency and duplicate transactions down through the hours when traffic concentrates.
Only vendors under a signed contract get connected. GG Labs does the wiring; you switch them on from the list.
Report cycles and line items differ by vendor. We map them onto a single schema, and the reconciliation work disappears.
Integration docs and a test environment open before any contract. Run real calls, then decide.
Encryption and separated access rights by default, with an audit log of every transaction retained at all times.
Game integration, transaction processing and settlement reporting — covered by one integration.
A single integration spec supporting both seamless and transfer. GG Labs absorbs per-vendor differences and spec changes, so you add games while the code you integrated once stays as it is.
Set game visibility, bet limits and per-country or per-currency policy yourself. One screen, with no need to ask each vendor separately.
GG Labs looks first at whether the partners already connected are running without trouble, ahead of raising the partner count. Our standard is to find and act on integration issues before the partner notices them.
This is a business that stands between vendors and partners, so we take our role to be a predictable counterpart to both. Response times we committed to, changes announced in advance, incident reports we do not hide. That is the whole of how we build trust.
Slots, live and crash titles sit in one list. When a new game lands, all a partner does is switch it on in the console.
Game artwork remains the property of each game vendor.
Sandbox account and integration docs open before the contract. Read the docs first, then decide.