The platform separates the game client from the server-side engine. The client renders and handles interaction; outcomes, state and settlement live on the server, so results stay auditable and the operator’s wallet remains the ledger.

That separation is what makes the same platform work for our own games, for content built by studios, and for providers running their own catalogue on our infrastructure.

• Game client → RGS. The client requests a session; the RGS returns results and state, so the client cannot alter outcomes.
• Session management. A short-lived session token ties player, game and currency together and defines reconnect behaviour.
• Wallet calls. Debit and credit requests reach the operator wallet with idempotency.
• Reporting. Per-round and aggregated data that operators can reconcile.

Proven content engine

Around 70 ready mechanics, from classic reels and instant-win formats to Originals, give a new provider a running start instead of a blank page.

Customisation for other providers

The platform has already carried two game providers on our technology. It can be adapted for another provider’s content, maths and commercial model — with the integration layer built around the requirements.

Run your own content

Licence the RGS to run games you own or commission, with your brand and your maths, on infrastructure designed to support certification requirements across regulated markets.

Build and customise with EJAW

Need development work on top of the platform — new formats, integrations or a custom server? Our sister company EJAW provides remote gaming server development.