The role of aggregators: Slotegrator issues a guide to understand their key points

As explained by Slotegrator, an aggregator provides services to iGaming operators, connects developers, suppliers and operators of online casinos, provides integration of games and payment systems and takes care of the platform’s technical issues. 

According to the company's guide on this industry's sector, aggregators look for “good content and payments solutions”, and they negotiate with individual service providers, and offer operators a single integration through an API that connects these solutions. They also resolve technical issues that can occur with any of these components, so operators do not have to communicate with the developers directly. 

Game choice is, as Slotegrator describes it, “a big factor”. Some operators deal with every single developer directly, which implies a separate contract and price for every provider. Aggregators help save time through a single deal, and the integration of an entire portfolio of games. In the company’s case, it has over 5000 games in its portfolio. 

Numerous payment systems can be found throughout the industry. Slotegrator deems it important to offer players “a good choice of currencies and payment methods. The reward is one of the main reasons why players gamble, so swift and convenient processing of winnings and deposits should be high on the list of priorities for any casino operator”. 

Aggregators also help with platform solutions, as well as facilitating the actual launch of an online casino or a sportsbook. 

In conclusion, and according to Slotegrator’s vision of the subject, the job of the aggregator is to “take care of the paperwork and technical stuff, so the business owners can focus on what’s actually important”. 

Slotegrator frequently gives customers and entrepreneurs the chance to have a closer look into different industry related markets scenarios around the globe. 

In a recent column published by Yogonet, Jashwant Patel, Leading Sales Manager at Slotegrator provided a guide to online gaming software for the Indian market in 2021. 

The company also recently announced that it will be hosting a webinar titled “Latin America’s big four: igaming opportunities in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Peru”, to further elaborate on the industry’s iGaming market. 

The webinar will take place on Wednesday September 1st, at 4 p.m. CEST/11 a.m. BRT, and it is targeted to entrepreneurs and investors, online businesses and industry professionals.