Architecture & Fit
Map the existing or target platform, APIs, wallet, player account, data, frontend and back-office dependencies.
Connect payment methods, game content, sportsbook technology, identity verification, affiliate tools and operational systems through an architecture designed around your markets and business model. Frently supports solution design, provider coordination, implementation, testing and launch readiness.
An integration is commercially useful only when the provider, platform, licence, currencies, player locations, data flows and operational ownership fit together. We assess those dependencies before confirming the delivery scope.
Map the existing or target platform, APIs, wallet, player account, data, frontend and back-office dependencies.
Check territory, product, licence, currency, commercial onboarding and provider-approval requirements.
Coordinate credentials, configuration, sandbox work, data mapping, testing, acceptance and production release.
Use this catalogue as a starting point for solution discovery. Linked names open the provider's official website for product reference.
Card processing, bank transfers, e-wallets, vouchers, mobile money and crypto payment options are selected around target markets, currencies, risk controls and the operator's own PSP agreements.
Sportsbook selection can cover the betting engine, trading and risk model, feeds, front end, wallet integration, reporting, managed services and market-specific product requirements.
Game content may be connected through compatible aggregation routes or agreed direct relationships. Territory availability, certification, contract terms, currencies and game categories are confirmed for each project.
Identity, age, document, address, sanctions, fraud and geolocation requirements vary by market. The selected workflow must align with the operator's policies, risk model and licensing obligations.
Affiliate integrations can cover tracking, attribution, deal structures, reporting, creative assets, fraud controls, payments and the operational workflow between the platform and affiliate team.
The final stack often extends beyond games and payments. These workstreams are scoped against the selected platform and operator requirements rather than presented as automatically included products.
Segmentation, journeys, bonuses, loyalty, tournaments, gamification, onsite messaging and campaign measurement.
Transaction monitoring, behavioural signals, case workflows, sanctions screening, device intelligence and risk rules.
Location verification, restricted-territory controls, product access rules and evidence required by the chosen market.
Event streams, data warehouse feeds, dashboards, regulatory reports, finance reconciliation and performance analysis.
Email, SMS, push, live chat, ticketing, telephony and customer-service workflows with agreed data ownership.
Limits, self-exclusion, affordability or risk interactions, case handling and audit trails where supported and required.
Confirm markets, products, licence, currencies, current stack, target architecture and ownership.
Assess an existing connector, aggregation route, provider API or a separately scoped custom integration.
Align commercial onboarding, technical documentation, credentials, data processing and provider acceptance.
Configure or implement the connection, map data, test failure paths and complete agreed acceptance checks.
Coordinate release, monitoring, incident ownership, reporting and future provider or API changes.
No. Availability is confirmed for each project and can depend on the platform, product, territory, operator licence, commercial agreement, provider approval, certification, currency and technical route.
The route depends on the provider and project. A connection may use an existing platform connector, an agreed aggregation source, a direct provider API or a separately scoped custom integration.
Yes. Frently can assess the provider's API, commercial and licensing requirements, data flows, testing needs and compatibility with the selected architecture before confirming scope, cost and timing.
Yes, where technically and commercially compatible. Discovery maps the current stack, contracts, credentials, data ownership and operational responsibilities before changes are proposed.
Timing depends on connector availability, provider onboarding, API quality, credentials, compliance checks, sandbox access, data mapping, certification, testing and the response time of all parties. A target plan follows the fit check.
The proposal separates Frently delivery work from provider setup fees, minimum commitments, revenue share, transaction fees, certification, external services and other third-party costs where known.
The agreed responsibility matrix identifies monitoring, incident response, reconciliation, provider communication, API changes, compliance controls and commercial account ownership for each integration.
Share your target countries, product scope, licence position, current platform and priority providers. We will map the most realistic connection route and the dependencies that must be resolved before implementation.