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API Integration for Licensed iGaming Operators

One documented API layer that bridges your iGaming platform to every third-party service it depends on. No separate connection build per provider, no duplicated authentication, no format conversion per service.

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  • 300+ game providers pre-integrated via single API
  • Continuous data upgradation across games, odds, and compliance lists
  • Back office controls for API contracts, user roles, and automated reporting

What's Included

Casino and games APISportsbook API with live oddsFrontend experience via APIAPIs for backend services

Numbers operators evaluate API Integration on

1API for All Games
24/7Support
360°Platform Controls
300+Clients Globally
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What's Included

The API Integration package

Four API categories that connect every layer of your iGaming platform: games, sportsbook, frontend, and backend services. Select a category to see what it covers.

Casino & Games API

Technical integration management for providers, payment systems, data feeds, and external operational tools connected to your stack.

Casino & Games API

Connect your platform to 300+ game providers through one documented API. Slots, live dealer tables, crash games, and instant-win products are accessible from a single integration point, with no separate connection required per studio.

Game Provider Connection

Link to 300+ pre-integrated game providers without building individual connections per studio.

Live Casino API

Connect to live dealer tables and real-time game sessions from a single integration point.

Slots and Crash Games

Access RNG slots, crash games, and instant-win products through the same unified API layer.

Wallet API for Games

Route player balances to game sessions and back with real-time transaction confirmation.

Key Features

What sets this API Integration apart

Single Integration Hub

Connect your platform to hundreds of third-party services through one unified API layer. No separate connections per provider, no duplicated authentication flows, no format conversion per service.

  • 300+ game providers pre-integrated via single API
  • One authentication layer across casino, sportsbook, and payments
  • Add providers without touching existing integrations

Back Office Configuration

Manage and monitor all API connections from a centralized back office. Role-based access gives admins, sales, and finance teams the right view of API performance and automated reporting.

  • Centralized API control and management view
  • Custom dashboards with automated reporting
  • User role management for admins, sales, and finance teams
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What operators say about outsourced api integration

Feedback from teams that rely on KodeDice to run critical operational workflows behind the scenes.

The team was so supportive and made sure everything ran smoothly. I’m so glad we chose them for our project.

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James Hall

CTO & Co-Founder

Amazing team, they've taken over crucial tasks like fraud prevention and compliance, which has freed up so much of our time. Their professionalism and dedication are unmatched, and it’s been a pleasure working with them.

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Mark Rivera

COO

I couldn’t have asked for a better partner than KodeDice. They took our vision and built an incredible casino platform that’s perfect for our needs. Integrating games and payment systems was a breeze, and their team was with us every step of the way.

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Samantha Greene

Co-Founder

Working with KodeDice has been a fantastic experience. Their casino platform was exactly what we needed—robust, scalable, and tailored to our specific requirements.

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John Peterson

CEO

Their payment integration suite and fraud prevention modules gave us the confidence to expand into new jurisdictions quickly and securely.

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Anna Kowalski

CFO

If you are looking for a technology partner to help you scale in regulated markets, KodeDice is an excellent choice for operators at any stage.

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James Okonkwo

CTO

KodeDice's managed services team operates like an extension of our own. Proactive support and deep iGaming expertise set them apart.

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David Chen

VP of Gaming

From white-label setup to custom development, KodeDice delivered a platform that aligns perfectly with our brand and business goals.

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Rachel Foster

Managing Director

Knowledge Base

A practical guide to API Integration

A walkthrough for operators evaluating iGaming API integration, from what APIs an iGaming platform actually needs to choosing the right connection approach.

How iGaming API integration works and what operators need to connect

API integration is the technical layer that connects an iGaming platform to the third-party services it depends on: game studios, sportsbook data providers, payment processors, identity verification tools, and backend infrastructure. Without it, each connection requires a separate build and ongoing maintenance. With it, an operator can add a new game provider or payment method by configuring an existing integration rather than starting from scratch. This guide explains what the four API categories cover, how aggregator APIs reduce development overhead, and what to consider when choosing an integration approach.

What this guide covers

  1. The four API categories for iGaming platforms
  2. How a single integration hub works
  3. Sportsbook and live data APIs
  4. Payment and compliance APIs
  5. Choosing an integration approach
The four API categories for iGaming platforms

iGaming API integration covers four functional layers. Casino and games APIs connect the platform to game providers, handling game launch, session management, and wallet transactions per round. Sportsbook APIs deliver real-time odds, live markets, and event data from authenticated data providers. Frontend APIs power the user interface by fetching backend data in real time and responding to player inputs. Backend service APIs handle the operational layer: sports data ingestion, payment processing, betting logic, and transaction settlement. Each layer can be integrated independently, but operators who connect all four through a single documented API layer reduce the total maintenance overhead significantly.

How a single integration hub works

A single integration hub combines hundreds of independent third-party services into one unified API network. Instead of building a separate connection for each game studio, payment provider, or compliance tool, an operator integrates once and gains access to everything in the hub. The hub standardizes different data structures, authentication methods, and data formats into one stream, so the operator's platform speaks one language regardless of how many providers sit behind it. This is how 300+ game providers become accessible through a single API without 300 separate connection builds.

Sportsbook and live data APIs

Sportsbook API integration pulls live odds, match statistics, and in-play market data from authenticated data providers. The key technical requirement is low-latency data delivery: odds move quickly, and a delay between the data source and the player's screen creates arbitrage risk. The integration also handles market diversity, covering the full range of sports and bet types an operator wants to offer. On the brand side, the sportsbook API feeds into the operator's frontend design, so the player experience matches the operator's identity rather than the data provider's default output.

Payment and compliance APIs

Payment processing APIs connect the platform's cashier to multiple payment gateways, allowing deposits and withdrawals across fiat currencies and jurisdictions from a single configuration. Compliance APIs cover identity verification at registration, AML screening against sanctions and PEP lists, and fraud monitoring during play. For operators running across multiple markets, per-jurisdiction rules can be applied through the same API layer without rebuilding the cashier for each market. The result is one payment and compliance infrastructure that covers global operations from one back-office view.

Choosing an integration approach

Operators choose between a turnkey approach, an API-led approach, and a custom build depending on their timeline and control requirements. A turnkey approach delivers a pre-integrated set of connections for a fast go-live. An API-led approach gives operators full control to select the providers they want and connect them through a documented API layer, with more flexibility over the player journey. A custom build is for operators with high-volume, multi-market requirements who want to own the architecture entirely. KodeDice delivers API Integration as a managed service and works with each operator during onboarding to scope the right approach for their platform and target jurisdictions.

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API integration in iGaming is the process of connecting an operator's platform to third-party services including game providers, payment gateways, sportsbook data feeds, and compliance tools through documented APIs. Instead of building each connection from scratch, operators use API integration to access multiple services through a single, maintained layer.

The four main API categories for iGaming are: casino and games APIs (connecting to game providers and studios), sportsbook APIs (delivering live odds and market data), frontend APIs (surfacing backend data in the player-facing UI in real time), and backend service APIs (handling payment processing, betting logic, and sports data). Most licensed operators need all four to run a full platform.

At minimum, an iGaming platform needs a game provider API, a payment gateway API, and an identity verification API. A full-service operator also requires sportsbook data APIs for live odds and settlement, a wallet API for balance management across products, CRM APIs for player segmentation, and fraud monitoring APIs for real-time risk management.

A game aggregator API sits between the operator's platform and hundreds of game studios, standardizing different data formats, authentication methods, and game launch protocols into one unified connection. The operator integrates once with the aggregator, which then routes game launch, session management, and wallet transactions to whichever studios are in the network. This removes the need for a separate technical build per game provider.

Complexity depends on what you are connecting and how many providers are involved. A single game provider API with documented endpoints is straightforward. Connecting dozens of providers across casino, sportsbook, payments, and compliance simultaneously is a significant technical undertaking. Using a managed integration service with pre-built connections to major providers reduces the build time and ongoing maintenance considerably.

Yes. A backend payment API layer routes transactions through multiple gateways from a single configuration, so operators can support different payment methods per jurisdiction without rebuilding the cashier. Gateway routing, currency conversion, and transaction tracking are all managed from one back-office view.

A casino API handles game launch, session management, and round-by-round wallet transactions between the platform and game studios. A sportsbook API delivers real-time odds, live market data, and event feeds from sports data providers and handles bet placement and settlement logic. The two APIs serve different product layers and are built for different data types and latency requirements.

Timeline depends on the number of integrations, provider availability, and jurisdiction requirements. A single API integration with a pre-connected provider is faster than building a multi-provider setup from scratch. KodeDice delivers API Integration as a managed service and scopes a realistic go-live plan with each operator during onboarding.

KYC and payment processing are technically separate API integrations but they can be managed from the same backend API layer. KYC APIs handle identity verification, age checks, and AML screening at registration. Payment APIs handle cashier transactions. Running both through a unified backend API layer means they share the same configuration, monitoring, and reporting rather than existing as two separate, independently managed systems.