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nuke.ai vs. Pragmatic Solutions

API-based PAM, CMS/frontend and third-party integrations.

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Founded
2014
HQ
Gibraltar
Core offering
Player account management (PAM), CMS/frontend and an integration hub for gaming and betting operators.
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Pragmatic Solutions is known for

  • Multi-brand PAM and wallet tools.
  • Frontend customisation and source-code licensing options.
  • Third-party integrations and structured migration services.

How nuke.ai differs

  • nuke.ai offers turnkey and white-label delivery with a brand frontend and native apps, subject to the agreed proposal.
  • nuke.ai includes AI agents for analytics and operations. Agree which tasks your team owns.
  • nuke.ai pricing is GGR-based; compare agreed scope, third-party fees, data rights and exit terms with both vendors.

Feature matrix

available · partial / on roadmap · not available · unknown / not publicly stated

Capabilitynuke.aiPragmatic Solutions
Delivery model: turnkey or headless
Packaged launch versus PAM connected to a separate frontend.
YesTurnkey and white-label delivery; confirm scope, integrations and licensing responsibilities.
Our public explanation →
PartialPragmatic Solutions describes a PAM core supporting proprietary and third-party components. Confirm packaged delivery and headless requirements; neither implies a fixed launch date.
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Frontend control and source-code rights
Separate customisation, source access and IP ownership.
Not publicly disclosedFrontend included; source-code licensing and IP transfer are not established by our public scope. Confirm contractual rights.
No separate public detail; confirm in the proposal.
PartialPragmatic Solutions offers frontend source-code licensing. A licence is not IP ownership; agree permitted use, modification and rights after termination.
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PAM and multi-brand operations
Player accounts, wallets and brands in one back office.
YesMultiple brands can share one back office. Agree brands, entities, markets and contract coverage.
Our public explanation →
YesPragmatic Solutions describes multi-brand PAM and wallet tools. Agree brand, entity and market scope; shared software does not establish unlimited contractual coverage.
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APIs and third-party integrations
Connect services and agree the actual API scope.
PartialAPIs and webhooks are subject to integration review; request documentation, permissions and a test environment.
Our public explanation →
YesPragmatic Solutions lists pre-integrated content, payments and services with API connections. Confirm provider contracts, endpoint coverage and integration responsibilities.
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Native iOS and Android apps
Native support versus included app deliverables.
YesNative iOS and Android apps included in the agreed launch scope; publishing and store approvals require confirmation.
Our public explanation →
PartialPragmatic Solutions states native iOS/Android support. Confirm app deliverables, fees, publishing responsibility and store approvals; inclusion is not established.
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Migration and exit terms
Incoming migration support versus contractual exit rights.
PartialGuided migration follows agreed scope. Confirm exports, reconciliation, timing, charges and termination terms.
Our public explanation →
PartialPragmatic Solutions describes migration planning, testing and deployment support. Export rights, exit charges and termination terms are not established by that page.
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Licensing and market permission
Supplier licences do not grant operator market permission.
PartialLicensing responsibilities and market approvals are agreed separately; the launch package does not grant permission to operate.
Our public explanation →
PartialPragmatic Solutions publishes supplier licensing information. It does not grant your operator market permission; verify entity, product and jurisdiction scope.
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