Crypto casino software built for operators

How crypto payments work in the casino

Cryptocurrency payments sit inside the casino cashier through a crypto payment gateway connected to the platform. The player picks a coin and a network, for example USDT on TRC20 or BEP20, enters the amount and gets the deposit address, the exact amount to send and a QR code right on the casino page. Nobody is sent off to a third-party site.

Once the transaction is confirmed, the gateway notifies the platform and the deposit lands in the player's account. Balances are shown in the account currency, using the rate the gateway applies at the time of payment. If a player sends more or less than requested, the platform credits the amount actually received, so the balance always matches what arrived on-chain.

To cash out, the player enters the coin, the network and their wallet address. The amount is reserved on the balance straight away and the request goes into an approval queue in the back office: your team reviews it, confirms it, and the payout is sent to the address provided. Every step is logged in the transaction history.

Supported cryptocurrencies and networks

The platform handles Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT on TRC20 and BEP20) and USD Coin (USDC). Stablecoins suit players who want a balance that does not swing with the market, while Bitcoin and Ethereum remain the coins crypto gamblers look for first.

Crypto can be switched on from the back office per brand, per retail point and per player, and it runs alongside the payment methods you already offer. That lets you start with crypto in one market and roll it out to others when you are ready.

Provably fair original games

On a crypto casino, players want to see that results are fair. Gamblix originals such as crash, dice and mines use a provably fair model: each round's outcome is tied to a cryptographic check that the player can re-run on their own after the bet.

The originals sit alongside a provider library of 21,000+ titles covering slots, live dealer, crash and instant win games. Provably fair mechanics apply to the Gamblix originals; provider games run on each studio's own systems.

Compliance: KYC/AML kit and legal advice

Taking crypto does not remove compliance obligations. The platform's KYC/AML kit is included: document verification, anti-money-laundering checks on transactions and responsible gambling limits apply to every player, whether they deposit in crypto or by any other method.

Gamblix provides the technology. Gambling rules vary from country to country: before you launch, get advice from a law firm specialising in gambling and set up verification, limits and reports accordingly.

Back office, reporting and reconciliation

The back office shows deposits, withdrawals and balances in real time, broken down by coin, network and player. Crypto deposits have their own reconciliation report that matches the payments received by the gateway against the amounts credited to accounts and flags any mismatch.

On the gaming side you get GGR by game and by provider, betting trends and session length, with data from every provider in the same format. Bonus campaigns are set up from the same dashboard and linked to the games you choose.

White label crypto casino or integration with your own platform

With the white label crypto casino model you get the whole casino: a branded front end, crypto cashier, game library, back office and technical support. It is the fastest route if you are starting from scratch, because once testing is complete you go live.

If you already run a platform, you can connect just the game library through our API and keep your own payment stack. Either way, you can add the multi-level agent system to grow your distribution network and the sportsbook to offer sports betting from the same player account.