
DeGaming has partnered with Lucky Coin to support the official launch of Lucky Coin’s new cryptocurrency casino, deploying DeGaming’s advanced on-chain reporting and bankroll infrastructure.
The deployment integrates DeGaming’s Bankroll-as-a-Service (BaaS), which secures funds in observable addresses intended for independent verification. Under the system, transactions remain securely stored on-chain for public auditing, while DeGaming’s Glass Vault layer mirrors financial records to accurately reflect player bets, wins, deposits, and withdrawals in real time.
Furthermore, Lucky Coin is leveraging DeGaming’s flexible API to construct customized product features, including a live bankroll header bar, live chat functionality, live leaderboards, and an exclusive suite of original games.
Executive commentary on transparent infrastructure
Ulle Skottling, CEO at DeGaming, commented
“Lucky Coin demonstrates what is possible when operators have the freedom to build a transparent, verifiable infrastructure rather than rely on a one-size-fits-all solution. By combining Glass Vault with our Bankroll-as-a-Service, we give operators the foundations to make their transactions visible while creating an experience that reflects their own vision and brand identity. We’re pleased to be supporting Lucky Coin and its ambition to set a higher standard for trust in crypto gaming.”
A co-founder of Lucky Coin added:
“Working with DeGaming has given us the flexibility to build Lucky Coin around our own vision, rather than being restricted by a standard template. Their API allows us to customise the entire player experience, from features such as live chat to greater transparency through our publicly visible hot wallet and live bankroll. For us, building trust is essential and DeGaming gives us the tools to create a casino experience that stands out while working towards our goal of offering players instant withdrawals and some of the highest RTPs on the market.”
Elevating standards in crypto iGaming
The collaboration highlights the increasing industry shift toward blockchain-backed transparency and modular casino architecture. By moving away from rigid white-label templates, emerging crypto operators can deploy verifiable financial ledgers that directly address player demands for provably fair and open gaming environments.