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You’re not shopping for theory. You’re trying to get a platform live, keep regulators off your back, and keep players from bouncing when something feels slow or sketchy.
This stack is built around those three realities: account + wallet, payments, and compliance, with a game feed that doesn’t start and end at “ten dusty slots”.
Compliance isn’t hard because it’s complicated. It’s hard because it never stops. We set up the flows for KYC/AML, responsible gaming, logging, and reporting, so you can handle audits without living inside a shared spreadsheet called “FINAL_v7”.
Deposits that lag kill trust in seconds. We connect payment providers through one wallet and one set of checks, so users can deposit and you can settle without a support queue turning into a novel.
If your lobby looks empty, players assume your operation is empty. We connect a broad catalogue (slots, tables, live dealer, jackpots) and keep content refreshes operationally boring, which is exactly what you want.
You bring a target market and a licence plan. We bring a build path that gets you to go-live, then keeps the platform stable while you add features and markets without breaking last month’s compliance work.
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Five days to set targets, agree licence direction and finalise the budget. We walk through your audience, the markets you want to operate in, the regulators you’ll face, and what success looks like by week 4. If something can’t be answered yet, we say so instead of writing it in.
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One week to draft the architecture. Kubernetes for orchestration, Go and Node for backend services, PostgreSQL for transactional data, Redis for session state, Kafka for event streams. You get a system that scales horizontally under real wagering load instead of buckling at peak.
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Ten days for the front end. React or Vue, branded to your design system, with the player lobby, account flows, deposit and withdrawal screens, and the responsible gaming controls visible where regulators expect them. A clickable prototype goes out for sign-off before any production code ships.
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Two weeks to wire in the game aggregators, payment providers, the bonus and promo engine, and the affiliate tracker. Players can deposit in fiat or crypto through one wallet, with KYC running before any funds clear. Game feeds pull from your aggregator contract and refresh on the schedule the provider supports.
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One week to run load tests, security checks, certification submissions and the final regulator sign-off. We simulate peak wagering loads (Champions League final type traffic), patch what breaks, and prepare the audit pack your licensing jurisdiction needs. If something fails, you hear about it the same day.
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Go-live, then two weeks of close monitoring with hotfix capacity. After that, weekly sprints for ongoing features, monthly compliance updates as regulators change their minds, and a steady rhythm of measured improvements based on actual player behaviour, not assumptions.
We’ve been building and maintaining digital products long enough to know what breaks, what scales, and what “urgent” actually means.
Studio Ubique builds custom casino platforms for startups and medium operators across France, Germany, Switzerland, the US, Canada and other markets. The work is technical, the regulators are demanding, the players are unforgiving. That suits us.
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Most first-time operators go live in 4 to 12 weeks. The range reflects what’s already locked down when we start: licence path, aggregator choice, payment stack, target markets. With those decided up front, 4 to 6 weeks is realistic. With most of them still open, you slide toward 12.
We work in five phases: discovery, architecture and design, build and integrations, testing and certification, then a stabilisation window after go-live. Recent project work in sportsbook UI, 3D roulette and sports prediction shows what realistic timelines look like in practice.
No. Licence applications are the work of a gambling law firm or specialist consultant in the jurisdiction you’re targeting (Malta, Curaçao, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Kahnawake, and so on). We build the platform that has to pass the technical audit attached to that licence.
That means we build what regulators check: identity verification flows, AML transaction monitoring hooks, responsible gaming controls (deposit limits, cool-off, self-exclusion), full event logging, and the reporting endpoints your jurisdiction needs. Custom platform work is built around the audit requirements from day one, not bolted on later.
We integrate with the major aggregators (Pragmatic Play, Evolution, BGaming, EveryMatrix, SoftSwiss-style stacks) and with direct providers where the commercial terms justify the extra integration work. Aggregators are how you get to 10,000+ titles fast: one contract, one integration, a wide library across slots, table games, live dealer and jackpots.
Direct integrations make sense for marquee titles or providers you want exclusive deals with, but they add to the timeline. Most operators we work with run an aggregator plus two or three direct integrations. Our development team handles both styles of integration, including lobby management, RTP filtering and provider-specific bonus logic.
Yes, both sit on the same platform behind a single wallet. Fiat goes through your PSPs (cards, bank transfer, e-wallets like Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay), crypto routes through on-ramp providers. The same KYC/AML check runs before any deposit clears, so the compliance story stays consistent regardless of how the player funded their account.
The orchestration layer handles routing, retries on failed transactions, chargeback flagging and reconciliation back to your finance system. Backend wallet and payment orchestration work is where most of the integration time goes, because the platform has to talk to every provider in a way that survives an audit.
Backend services on Go and Node, orchestrated through Kubernetes for horizontal scaling under real wagering load. Frontend in React or Vue, picked based on your team’s existing stack. Real-time features (live dealer streams, in-play sportsbook, wallet updates) go through WebSockets. Hosting on AWS, Azure or GCP, chosen per project for latency to main markets and licence jurisdiction constraints.
We pick stacks for operability and hiring market, not novelty. PostgreSQL for transactional data, Redis for session state, Kafka or RabbitMQ for event streams. The team across Zwolle and Chandigarh works in these stacks daily across iGaming and non-iGaming projects, which is why we don’t experiment on your first launch.
For the first two weeks after go-live we stay close to the platform: live monitoring, hotfix capacity, performance tuning under real load and the inevitable “why is this happening” calls. After that you move to a monthly support arrangement, either hours-based or one of our website support packages (Care, Growth or Partnership).
We aim for 99.5% uptime as a target without a support package and 99.9% with one. A custom SLA with stricter uptime, response times or 24/7 coverage is possible for casino operators, priced separately. Maintenance and ongoing support work covers updates, monitoring, regulatory tweaks and feature work in a steady rhythm rather than panicked sprints.
Pricing is scope-based, not menu-based. We work with fixed prices or scoped ranges built around what’s actually in the build, and our hourly rate is €60 to €65 across roles, NL and India team combined. Bigger commitments and longer-term retainers sit at the lower end of that band.
Cost drivers, in order: number of game providers (aggregator-only is cheapest), how custom the front end is, the licence jurisdiction (some require more reporting infrastructure), and the payment stack (more PSPs in the mix means more integration work). A discovery call gets you a scoped range within a week. Book a call and we’ll come back with concrete numbers, not a brochure spread.
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