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Turnkey & white-label iGaming

Brand frontend
A configurable player-facing frontend shaped around your brand, journeys and agreed market requirements.
Native iOS and Android apps
Included native apps give players a consistent way to use your brand on iOS and Android.
15,000+ games from major providers
Access 15,000+ games from all major providers, subject to market, provider and commercial approval.
Sportsbook included
Sportsbook is included alongside casino; its configuration and third-party terms are agreed in your proposal.

Market and provider approval is required. Third-party game and sportsbook fees are defined in your proposal. Licensing and app-store approvals are not automatic.

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How to choose an iGaming platform

Compare the same scope, costs and responsibilities. Use these checks to shortlist a platform for your online casino or sportsbook.

nuke.ai combines turnkey and white-label delivery with included frontend layouts, native apps, games, sportsbook and AI-assisted operations.

Delivery model

Yes. Choose a configured turnkey stack or a white-label solution under your own brand. Licensing responsibilities are agreed separately.

What to verify

Confirm licence holder, included services, responsibilities and exit terms.

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Launch readiness

A 30-day platform launch, organized around four practical milestones. Agree the scope and responsibilities before kickoff. A 30-day launch requires an agreed scope and completed prerequisites. Licensing, payment setup and app-store review can affect the schedule.

What to verify

Agree prerequisites and acceptance checks; distinguish a new launch from migration.

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Total cost

nuke.ai pricing is GGR-based. Nuke Originals are included without a separate per-game GGR share. Your proposal should specify the platform scope, third-party content and services, and any additional charges. Discuss your markets, brands and existing stack to get a scoped proposal. Estimates are planning tools—not an offer or a guaranteed saving.

What to verify

Compare the same GGR definition, minimums, third-party fees and operating costs.

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Game catalogue

15,000+ games are already integrated and included in the platform. Build your brands’ catalogs without starting every provider integration from scratch. Available titles depend on your market and provider approvals. Third-party game fees follow your agreement; Nuke Originals have no separate per-game GGR share.

What to verify

Request a dated, market-approved inventory of providers, titles, live casino and esports offerings, if any. Request Originals build versions, release status, game verification evidence and fees.

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Native apps & frontend

Your solution includes native apps alongside web and mobile web—not a separate app-development project. Distribution is subject to market eligibility, store policies and review. App inclusion does not guarantee store approval or a review deadline.

What to verify

Review layouts, app deliverables, publishing ownership and store-review dependencies.

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Sportsbook

Yes. Sportsbook is included in the solution scope. Market and provider approvals, configuration and third-party fees are confirmed in your proposal.

What to verify

Confirm the integration, wallet flow, trading, settlement and support responsibilities.

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CRM & retention

LTV Hub is included in the platform. It brings predictive insights, player segmentation, automated CRM campaigns and a communication engine together with loyalty, promotional programmes and gamification campaigns. Build and run lifecycle workflows within the operating platform instead of coordinating each campaign across separate tools.

What to verify

Request a real bonus, loyalty or campaign workflow showing exclusions, consent and player protection. Require a controlled holdout evaluation before claiming LTV or retention uplift.

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AI agents & MCP

Yes. nuke.ai offers an MCP connector alongside built-in agents. MCP stands for Model Context Protocol: it connects compatible AI clients to platform tools. Configure the connection and review the supported actions and access scope. AI assistance reduces routine work; your team retains responsibility for sensitive decisions.

What to verify

Test one bounded task with recorded model/tool versions and a human baseline. Check denied actions, approvals, audit records and reversal.

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Customer data

nuke.ai has no access to your customers’ personal data. This promise applies to the nuke.ai platform and CRM.

What to verify

Review access boundaries, key handling, recovery and export terms.

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APIs & integrations

Agree the API and webhook scope for your integration. Request documentation, authentication and permissions, event examples, rate limits, versioning, retry behaviour and a test environment. Do not assume every back-office action is exposed.

What to verify

Request authentication, limits, versioning, retry/replay behavior, webhook event schemas and a test environment. Separately confirm ownership of affiliate and postback interfaces.

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Hosting & reliability

Deploy nuke.ai in the cloud or on your own infrastructure. The platform is native to both deployment models, giving operators flexibility over where their business runs. Choose the arrangement that fits your infrastructure team, operating responsibilities and data-location requirements.

What to verify

Agree hosting ownership, monitored availability, backups, recovery and support SLAs.

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Migration & exit

Move with a clear plan: map your data and integrations, reconcile balances, test the new setup and agree the switchover. The migration schedule depends on your operation and is separate from the startup launch offer. Agree export rights, formats, coverage, delivery time and any charges in the contract. Test a representative export and reconciliation before relying on it for migration. Personal data transfers need appropriate authorization and safeguards.

What to verify

Rehearse data mapping, balance reconciliation, cutover and rollback.

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These are nuke.ai’s published product statements, not an independent ranking. Confirm availability, evidence and commercial terms in your proposal.

Before you commit

A strong shortlist needs more than a feature list. Agree the deployment, review the evidence and record the acceptance tests.

  1. Market permission and accountable entities

    Name the operating entity, licence holder, target player markets and payment service providers. Agree who verifies each permission and restriction. White-label delivery does not itself establish market or payment-provider permission.

    Evidence to review — Market permission and accountable entities

    Request dated licence and registry records, territorial restrictions and payment-provider approvals for the named entities. Record unresolved permissions and the person responsible for clearing them.

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  2. Payment scope and custody

    Agree supported countries, currencies and crypto networks, custody arrangements, deposit and withdrawal rules, and payment routing. Assign responsibility for provider approval, failed payments and settlement exceptions before accepting the proposed cashier configuration.

    Evidence to review — Payment scope and custody

    Review the agreed provider and network list, custody responsibilities and routing approvals. Witness deposit, withdrawal and failure cases with confirmation rules, fees and settlement status visible.

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  3. Ledger integrity and reconciliation

    Define how the ledger prevents duplicate effects (idempotency) and handles retries, reversals, interrupted transactions and bonus obligations. Agree reconciliation of player balances, game results and provider settlements, with authorized owners for exceptions.

    Evidence to review — Ledger integrity and reconciliation

    Request a reconciliation sample and witnessed tests for duplicate events, retries, reversals and bonus settlement. Compare opening balances, recorded movements and closing balances across the relevant systems.

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  4. Player protection and human owners

    Assign human owners for identity verification, anti-money-laundering review and responsible gaming. Agree exclusion, limits, escalation and campaign-suppression rules, including how protection decisions restrict automated actions and remain effective across the relevant brands.

    Evidence to review — Player protection and human owners

    Witness verification escalation, exclusion and campaign-suppression cases. Review permissions, decision records and handover to named human owners; include attempted actions that protection rules must block.

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  5. Security and service assurance

    Agree certificate scope and dates, independent assessment, key access during processing, logs, backups and support access. Define service commitments, recovery objectives, load expectations and restoration acceptance criteria for the proposed deployment.

    Evidence to review — Security and service assurance

    Request applicable assessment records and scoped certificates, not hosting badges. Review access boundaries, SLA exclusions, recovery point/time objectives (RPO/RTO), and dated load and restore test evidence.

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  6. Delivery evidence and operating ownership

    Agree native-app builds and store ownership, integration maintenance, localization, affiliate workflows and support responsibilities. Request comparable customer references only with permission and suitable confidentiality arrangements; distinguish demonstrated delivery from a roadmap or illustrative interface.

    Evidence to review — Delivery evidence and operating ownership

    Review real app builds, integration ownership and support handover. Request permitted comparable references and demonstrate affiliate and localization workflows, recording the environment, version and agreed acceptance criteria.

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  7. Comparable costs and invoice checks

    Compare itemized costs over the same period and currency. Define GGR/NGR, rates and whether minimums are creditable or additive. Include setup, payment processing, KYC, AI usage and other agreed charges before accepting a budget.

    Evidence to review — Comparable costs and invoice checks

    Request an itemized proposal and representative invoice replay. Recalculate each charge from agreed volumes and definitions, including low-revenue months, minimum commitments and separately billed services.

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  8. Exit rights and a rehearsed migration

    Agree code-licence and IP rights, export scope, negative balances and bonus obligations, consent and exclusion records, and exit fees, notice and renewal terms. Plan an exit rehearsal before relying on portability.

    Evidence to review — Exit rights and a rehearsed migration

    Review contract rights: a code licence does not establish IP ownership. Rehearse an authorized export and reconciliation, carrying balances, open obligations, consents and exclusions into the agreed destination.

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This is an evaluation checklist, not a certification, a completed test or a promise that every document is available. Confirm applicable evidence, responsibilities and terms with nuke.ai.

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