Amusnet
Online slots studio, formerly EGT Interactive, reaching operator lobbies through game aggregation.
Everyone in the stack, named
Every provider behind the platform, in the group it belongs to, with one line on what it does.
This is not a customer list
This is not a customer list. Nobody named on this page is a Scalara customer, and no operator name appears here at all.
These are the providers and technology partners the platform connects to: the studios whose content reaches a lobby, the rails that move money, the services that verify a player, and the infrastructure the whole thing runs on. A name is here because there is a working integration behind it.
The marks we hold
Artwork appears here only where the partner has supplied it. Every relationship, with or without a mark, is named in the directory below.
Game providers
Technology and operating partners
Payments
Identity and compliance
Player support
Every relationship behind the platform, named
One line each on what a provider does for an operator. What a studio is known for is on game providers, and how a technology partner is wired in is on integrations.
Game providers
Studios whose content reaches operator lobbies through our aggregation route.
EGT
Casino content from a supplier with land based roots, reaching lobbies through game aggregation.
ELA Games
Original slot titles, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
Evolution
Live dealer studios, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
Ezugi
Live dealer tables built for regional markets, reaching operator lobbies through game aggregation.
Hacksaw Gaming
Slots and instant win titles, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
NetEnt
Long running slot titles, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
Nolimit City
High volatility slots with unusual mechanics, reaching operator lobbies through game aggregation.
PG Soft
Mobile first slots, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
Playson
Slots for European and emerging markets, reaching operator lobbies through game aggregation.
Pragmatic Play
Slots, live dealer tables and bingo, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
Red Tiger
Slots with daily jackpot mechanics, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
Xpanse Studios
Slot titles, reaching operator lobbies on the platform through game aggregation.
Technology and operating partners
Aggregation, hosting and the information security programme the platform is run under.
Infrastructure. The hosting layer underneath shared and dedicated deployments of the platform.
Game aggregation. One integration that carries the studio catalogue into every brand on the platform.
The ISO/IEC 27001 partner behind the information security management system the platform is run under.
Payments
Fiat and crypto rails, and the payment signal behind a withdrawal decision.
Fiat payments and e-wallet. The fiat side of the hybrid wallet that sits beside crypto in one ledger.
Crypto payment processing. Deposits arrive over major crypto rails and credit the wallet on confirmation.
Payments intelligence. It adds signal to the payment picture that a raw transaction record does not carry.
Identity and compliance
Verification, source of funds and screening, feeding the tier that gates money.
Identity verification and AML screening. Every KYC check and source of funds request on the platform runs through it.
Player support
The layer that answers payment, bonus and account questions before a human sees them.
TUGI AI, the AI player support layer that answers payment, bonus, KYC and account questions and escalates the rest.
A partner is only useful once it is wired in
A logo on a website is not an integration. What matters is whether the provider's output arrives inside the record your staff already work in, and whether anyone can reconstruct it afterwards.
Named, never implied
Every partner here has an agreed relationship. We do not show a mark to suggest one we do not have.
One record, not several
A provider's result lands in the platform's own record rather than in a second system your team has to open beside it.
The boundary is written down
What we are responsible for and what the provider is responsible for is settled before anything goes live, not after an incident.
Where the line sits between us, the partner and you
Most disputes about a third party come from nobody having written this down. So it is written down.
What Scalara is responsible for
The integration itself
The connection, the data that crosses it, and keeping it working when the provider changes something.
Where the result is recorded
A verification, a payment or a support answer is written into the platform record, with the audit entry behind it.
The platform side evidence
If a regulator asks what the platform knew and when, that answer comes from us.
What the provider is responsible for
Their own service and its accuracy
We pass a request and record an answer. The answer itself is theirs, under their own terms.
Their own licences and certifications
We never restate a certification a partner holds as though it were ours.
Their coverage and availability
Which markets, currencies and methods a provider supports is set by that provider, not by this platform.
What stays with you
The commercial relationship, where you hold it
On the Turnkey Platform route your payment and content agreements are yours. We do not sit between you and them.
The decisions a rule cannot make
Thresholds, escalations and the judgement calls on an edge case remain with your compliance team.
Which markets you accept
Assessed with you during discovery against your licence and the rails open to you, never assumed from this page.
Need a provider that is not on this page?
Tell us who they are and which markets you need them for. We will say what integrating them involves before you commit to anything.
Commercial terms and jurisdictional availability are assessed with you during discovery.
