Tequity strikes RGS deal with crypto casino operator MetaWin

Tequity, an iGaming software provider, has agreed a partnership with crypto casino operator MetaWin that will see the latter use Tequity’s licensed modular Remote Gaming Server (RGS) platform to create bespoke slot content.

The deal, announced on 26 November 2024, gives MetaWin access to Tequity’s RGS technology, which is designed to let operators and platforms build and launch games quickly.

The partnership adds to a run of integrations for Tequity, which has previously linked its technology with micro-betting supplier Parlaybay, multiplayer specialist BeyondPlay, and slot studios AvatarUX, Fantasma Games and JustSlots.

Web3 focus

MetaWin operates as a crypto casino platform built around Web3 technology, offering what it describes as a different approach to real-money gaming.

Krzysztof Opałka, chief executive and chief technology officer at Tequity, said the company’s platform was intended to give MetaWin the operational efficiencies needed to develop distinctive casino content and support its growth.

Richard Skelhorn, chief executive at MetaWin, said the Tequity technology would help the operator create and launch content aimed at engaging its customer base, adding that the company had ambitions for its Web3 platform going forward.

About Tequity

Tequity provides technology aimed at helping iGaming founders, start-ups, scale-ups and established businesses move from concept to market. Its offering includes a Game Development Kit and modular RGS, used by studios such as Peter & Sons, Fantasma Games and AvatarUX, and connected to a network of operators and aggregators including SOFTSWISS, Hub88 and Playtech. The company is led by Opałka, previously chief technology, product and information officer at Yggdrasil.