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What Scalara is, who it is for, and the two ways an operator can launch on it.

Launch under our licence, with the platform provisioned in hours.

Keep your own licence and payments. Replace the platform underneath them.

Our indicative setup fee, monthly fee and revenue share, published rather than quoted on request.

Model a year on Scalara against an assembled multi-vendor stack.

How jurisdiction fit is assessed with you, before anything is committed.

Tell us your route, your stage and your licence status. Names come last.

Direct lines to sales, account management and the compliance team.

Every capability, grouped by what it does, with the full feature matrix and its method.

Harm and fraud settled before commercial optimisation is allowed to run.

Recordings of the real back office, with no form in front of them.

Player support delivered with TUGI AI from our partner Tugi Tark, covering payments, bonuses, verification and escalation to your own team.

Application, verification, setup and deployment run end to end, so a casino environment is created by the platform rather than assembled by a project team.

One portal per casino covering players, staff, games, payments, audit and compliance views, branding, domains and settings.

Bonuses that enforce their own terms: bet caps, payout ceilings, per game weighting, expiry and wellbeing guardrails, applied by the engine as the play happens.

A complete brand look generated from two colours, refined at page and layout level, previewed in draft and published in one click.

A five tier trust model per player, a tamper evident record of every action by every player, staff member and system, and evidence packs a compliance officer can produce alone.

Aggregation carries the studio catalogue into every brand, and new titles are categorised, tagged and placed into lobbies without a content team doing the filing.

Every brand runs its own login and account system, its own creative library and its own compliance thresholds, on one platform underneath.

The account core the wallet and the compliance layer both read: profile, verification, session history, real-time updates and player safety states.

A complete private copy of the platform on your own infrastructure, holding your own data, your own player accounts and your own branding.

Scalara Pay is in active development. Payment orchestration on top of the reconciled ledger, what the platform routes today, and how to ask where the work stands.

Zero-trust internally, identity isolation per brand and a tamper-evident record of every action, with hosting and assurance run alongside our partners.

Sportsbook is in active development. What that means for a launch plan, what the platform runs today, and how to ask where the work stands.

Hybrid fiat and crypto in one account structure, with real, bonus and locked balances in a single reconciled ledger and a compliance check in front of every movement.

The scope boundary in writing: the four systems we do not replace, the licence we provide on only one route, and the money we never hold ourselves.

Start from where you actually are: no licence, a licence you already hold, or several brands at once.

Operators taking crypto deposits who want them in the same ledger and under the same rules as fiat.

Operators who hold their own gaming licence and are weighing up the platform underneath it.

Groups running several casino brands that have to stay separate in identity, data and compliance.

Founders launching a first casino brand with no gaming licence and no development team.

Operators moving off an existing casino platform without rebuilding the business around it.

Comparisons written to be checked, with the sources named and the date they were read.

What building actually costs in people, time and regulatory exposure, and the two situations where building is still the right answer.

A modular suite sold to large operators against one operational spine. Which shape suits which operator, and where each wins.

Where SOFTSWISS is genuinely stronger, where we are different, and how the two commercial models compare.

Licence, payments, control, cost and speed compared across our two routes, including the case where neither of them fits.

Operator guides on launching, migrating and running a casino.

Plain definitions of the terms in every platform contract.

The questions operators actually ask us, answered in full.

Every provider and technology partner in the stack, named and scoped.

What each integration covers and how it is wired in.

The studios available through our aggregation partners.

Infrastructure. CloudWalker is the hosting layer underneath both shared and dedicated deployments of the platform.

Fiat payments and e-wallet. MiFinity is the fiat side of the hybrid wallet that sits beside crypto in one reconciled ledger.

Crypto payment processing. Deposits arrive over major crypto rails, convert at the quoted rate and credit the wallet on confirmation.

Game aggregation. One integration that carries a large studio catalogue into every brand on the platform and keeps it in sync.

The ISO/IEC 27001 partner behind the information security management system the platform is built and operated under.

Identity verification and AML screening. Every know your customer check and source of funds request on the platform runs through Sumsub.

TUGI AI, the AI player support layer that answers payment, bonus, KYC and account questions and escalates what it should not answer.

Payments intelligence. Yaspa adds signal to the payment picture that a raw transaction record on its own does not carry.

The platform is rarely what delays a launch. Licence approval, payment onboarding and content agreements are. A checklist for founders, ordered by…

In most stacks, compliance finds out about a payment after it has happened. Moving the check in front of the money changes what your team spends its…

The choice is usually framed as a feature comparison. It is really four questions about the licence, the data, the money and the exit. Work through…

Three lines carry almost all of the cost, and the definitions underneath them carry almost all of the risk. A clause by clause guide to the…

A migration is not a data import. It is a sequence of decisions about balances, verification, bonuses and the audit trail, made while the casino is…

Every casino platform says it supports multiple brands. Very few agree on what that means. Six tests that separate a real separation model from a…

A supplier that holds integrations with many game studios and exposes them through one connection, so an operator reaches hundreds of studios…

The controls a licensed operator runs to detect and prevent the movement of criminal funds: screening against sanctions and watch lists, monitoring…

An append only record of what happened on a platform: who did it, in what role, from where, on what device and when. Its value is not in logging but…

Creating a working casino environment automatically from an approved application: the environment itself, the wallet, the game catalogue, the…

The operator facing administration system of a casino: players, staff and permissions, the game catalogue, payments and the ledger, compliance and…

Extracting value from a promotion in ways the operator did not intend: multi accounting, low risk betting patterns that clear wagering cheaply, or…

The system that grants, tracks and enforces player incentives: deposit matches, fixed amounts and free spins, along with the wagering requirement…

A card payment reversed by the issuing bank at the cardholder's request, usually after a claim of fraud or of a service not received. The operator…

A player funding an account with cryptocurrency. The payment is converted at a quoted rate and credited when the network confirms it, not when it is…

A complete private copy of a platform, running on one operator's own infrastructure and holding only that operator's data, player accounts and…

A cap on how much a player can pay in over a day, week or month, set by the player or imposed by the operator. Increases must take effect only after…

A guarantee that each bet and each win is recorded once, even when a game provider retries a message after a timeout or a dropped connection…

Deciding how titles are categorised, tagged, grouped and ordered for players. Done manually it is a permanent staffing cost, because catalogues grow…

The player facing catalogue of a casino: the collections, rows, filters and search that decide which of thousands of titles a player actually sees…

The authorisation from a regulator that permits an operator to offer gambling to players, in defined activities and often in defined territories. It…

Total stakes minus total winnings paid to players, before bonus costs, taxes, platform fees or content royalties. It is the headline measure of a…

How often a game returns any win at all, expressed as a share of spins. It is distinct from both return to player and volatility: a game can pay…

The share of stakes an operator actually kept over a real period, as opposed to the theoretical share the game maths predicts. It moves with player…

The share of each stake the operator expects to keep over the long run, and the mathematical complement of return to player. A game with a return to…

Contributing a slice of every qualifying stake into a shared prize that grows until someone wins it. The pool can be local to one operator or…

The regulated process of establishing that a player is who they claim to be, usually through an identity document, a liveness or biometric check and…

The authoritative record of every movement of value on a platform: deposits, stakes, wins, bonus grants, adjustments and withdrawals, each as an…

Casino games run by a human dealer in a studio and streamed to players in real time, with bets placed through the interface. It carries higher…

Funds a player holds but cannot yet withdraw, usually because they came from a bonus with a wagering requirement still outstanding. Keeping it…

An architecture in which several customers share one running system, separated by software rather than by infrastructure. It keeps vendor costs low…

Gross gaming revenue after deductions, typically bonus costs, gaming taxes, payment processing fees and sometimes affiliate commission. There is no…

The layer that decides which provider handles a given transaction, retries a failure through another route, and presents one consistent result to…

The company that actually moves money between a player and an operator, handling card, bank or wallet rails, and charging a fee for it. An operator…

The system of record for every player: registration, identity state, balances, bonuses, limits, session history and the account states that decide…

Holding player balances separately from the operator's own working capital, so that player money is identifiable and protected if the business…

Someone holding a prominent public function, or a close associate or family member of one, who therefore carries a higher bribery and corruption…

A cryptographic method, common in crypto casinos, that lets a player verify a game outcome was not altered after their bet. The operator publishes a…

The operator's commission taken from a pot or a wager in games played between players rather than against the house, most commonly poker. Because…

Proving that the platform ledger, the payment providers and the game providers all agree about what happened. It is a monthly obligation for any…

A structured export answering a regulator's question about one player, one period or one control, assembled from the platform record rather than…

The set of duties and controls that protect players from harm: limits, self-exclusion, reality checks, affordability considerations and staff…

The share of total stakes a game is designed to pay back to players over a very large number of rounds, expressed as a percentage. It is a long run…

Checking a player against government and international sanctions lists at onboarding and repeatedly afterwards. A confirmed match is not a risk to…

A wallet model where a player has one balance held by the platform, and game providers debit and credit it in real time over an API. The player…

A player's request to be blocked from gambling for a defined period or permanently. Once set it cannot be lifted early, marketing must stop, and in…

Evidence of where the specific money a player is depositing came from, such as a payslip, a bank statement or a sale document. It is requested when…

Evidence of how a player accumulated their overall wealth, rather than where one deposit came from. It is a broader and more intrusive request than…

A trust ladder in which each player sits at a tier that decides what they may do: how much they can deposit, whether they can withdraw, and which…

The older wallet model, in which a player moves funds from a casino balance into a game provider's own balance before playing and back again…

An arrangement in which a licensed operator takes a complete platform and runs it under its own licence, keeping its own payment relationships…

How a game distributes its returns. High volatility means rare, large wins and long losing runs. Low volatility means frequent, small wins. Two…

How much a player must stake before bonus funds become withdrawable, usually expressed as a multiple of the bonus, the deposit or both. Alongside it…

An arrangement in which an operator launches a brand under a provider's gaming licence, using the provider's platform, payment routes and compliance…

The check a staff member performs before a payout is released, weighing the amount against the player's verification state, compliance tier, deposit…

A security model in which no system is trusted because of where it sits. Every internal request authenticates, every component holds only the…

Trace every platform event. Administrative actions, security events and system configuration changes in one stream.

Configure incentives. Reward type, wagering terms, expiry and per player limits are set as rules the engine enforces.

Customise without code. Brand Studio builds the look from the brand's own colours and publishes it without a release.

Control wallets and transactions. Deposit activity, the currency everything settles in, and how a payment becomes a balance.

Manage the catalogue. Studio visibility, lobby coverage and player facing collections, controlled from one screen.

Provision a casino. The recording follows a new brand from an empty environment to a working player lobby.

Verify identity at signup. The operator application runs through identity checks before a casino can be created.

Manage the player lifecycle. Account state, compliance tier, verification status and the audit history of every check.

Everything an operator asks before signing, gathered in one place.

Our licence, its scope, and how to verify it on the public register.

Our position on player protection and the controls that ship as standard.

Who controls what on each route, with sub-processors listed by name.

What we hold this site and the back office to, and how to report a barrier.

How to report a security issue to us, and what happens after you do.

Who builds this, and why the order of decisions is the product.

The people behind the platform, by name and by role.

Open roles across product, engineering, compliance and delivery.

Logos, the company boilerplate, and the contact for a media enquiry.

This site sets no analytics and no marketing cookies today. What it does store is listed in full below, together with why it is stored, how long it…

The reference version of the processing terms that apply where Scalara acts as a processor for an operator. Publishing it here does not execute it…

How we collect, use, share and keep personal data on this website, and the rights you can exercise over it. It covers the demo and contact forms…

The terms governing use of this website. They are website terms and nothing more. The contract for the platform itself is negotiated, signed…

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