Clear responsibilities
We define system boundaries, data owners, business scenarios and each party's responsibilities.
About APIACE
APIACE connects iGaming systems through APIs
We help operators, platforms and technology teams connect game providers, payment systems, player accounts, KYC, bonuses, reporting and back office tools in one scalable system.
API
one foundation for integrations
End-to-end
games, payments and management
Global
localisation for different markets
B2B
for operators and platforms
The APIACE approach
One iGaming integration system
Gaming content
Provider aggregation, game launch, balance operations, game rounds and catalogue management.
Payment infrastructure
Deposits, withdrawals, payment providers, crypto payments, operation statuses and financial reconciliation.
Players and compliance
Accounts, balances, sessions, limits, KYC, CRM, bonuses and user data management.
Operations management
Back office, roles, reports, monitoring, audit and centralised integration management.
For B2B projects
APIACE helps managers, developers and operations teams align requirements, choose the integration scope and prepare a project for launch.
About us
Our goal is to make a complex iGaming ecosystem manageable
An iGaming project can involve dozens of interconnected systems working at the same time. APIACE helps divide them into clear modules, align data exchange and define the connection sequence.
Modular integration
Games, payments, players, KYC, CRM, bonuses and reporting can be connected independently while operating as one system.
Operational control
Statuses, errors, monitoring, audit and reconciliation are handled alongside the core integration processes.
Areas of expertise
Key APIACE capabilities
We connect the platform's product and operational modules so new services can be added progressively without unnecessary rework.
Game aggregation
Game providers, catalogues, game launch, sessions, wallet, bets, winnings, cancellations and game rounds.
Payments and PSPs
Payment methods, routing, deposits, withdrawals, refunds, operation statuses, notifications and financial reconciliation.
Players and wallet
Registration, identification, sessions, balances, limits, KYC, CRM events and bonus mechanics.
Back office and reporting
Roles, transactions, provider management, monitoring, reports, reconciliation and day-to-day operations.
Integration approach
From project requirements to a controlled launch
We first define systems, data and operational processes. Then we align API methods, testing, security and post-launch controls.
01
Define the scope
Products, markets, providers, payment methods, user scenarios and constraints.
02
Align interactions
API methods, data structures, statuses, events, errors, roles and data sources.
03
Test the integration
Test environment, successful and error scenarios, repeated requests, timeouts and result reconciliation.
04
Launch and monitor
Production access, monitoring, notifications, documentation, support and change management.
Who we help
For operators, platforms and technology teams
APIACE suits companies that need to connect new products, bring external services together or organise existing integrations.
iGaming operators
Connecting casino, sports betting, payments, KYC, CRM, bonuses and local services for selected markets.
Platform teams
Modular APIs, adapters, provider management, back office and integration scaling.
Providers and aggregators
Standardising content connections, balance operations, notifications, reporting and client documentation.
Product and technical teams
Clear requirements for product managers, architects, developers, testers, security specialists and operations teams.
Working across international markets
APIACE architecture accounts for currencies, languages, local payment methods, provider availability, regional restrictions and the requirements of different iGaming markets.
Global projects
Europe
North America
Latin America
Middle East and North Africa
Asia
Australia and Oceania
Principles
Principles behind our work
An integration should remain clear, secure and manageable after launch, as new providers are connected and the business enters new markets.
Unambiguous requirements
Every module, status, event and responsibility area is clearly described.
Modularity
Connecting a new service should not require a complete rebuild of the platform or existing products.
Security by default
Authentication, request signing, roles, access keys and audit are considered from the first stage.
Traceability
Request and operation identifiers, provider references and event logs make it possible to reconstruct the history of every operation.
Provider independence
External service specifics are normalised into common internal models and interaction rules.
Documentation first
API methods, scenarios, errors and launch rules are documented before the integration is moved into production.
Discuss your integration project?
Send us your provider list, platform model, payment requirements, markets and technical requirements. APIACE will help define the scope of work and next steps.