Web3-native technology provider DeGaming has officially launched its blockchain-driven iGaming platform, introducing an on-chain operating model engineered to give operators, affiliates, and players independently verifiable transparency over balances, financial transactions, and payouts.
Backed by €3.5 million in equity funding secured from venture firm XVC Tech, the Stockholm-founded supplier intends to position its platform as a direct, trustless alternative to the opaque, legacy database models that power the vast majority of existing crypto gambling sites.
Proprietary Glass Vault and Bankroll-as-a-Service Core
Platform opacity and hidden transaction reporting have become severe friction points across the crypto iGaming sector, frequently driving up player churn rates and triggering prolonged payout disputes. DeGaming’s architecture moves all core operational and transaction logs completely on-chain, bypassing operator-controlled reporting systems. Central to this setup is DeGaming’s proprietary Glass Vault technology, which provides real-time proof of funds and continuous, immutable verification of all platform activity.
Every individual wager, deposit, withdrawal, and player incentive follows an unalterable on-chain path, with settlement logic and win rules executed programmatically at the system level via smart contracts rather than applied manually by the operator.
The platform also introduces a “Bankroll as a Service” component, routing all backend liquidity through an on-chain transaction engine. The company states this infrastructure supplies operators with scalable liquidity to backstop large player withdrawals, while allowing users to view available platform funds in real time.
The turnkey white-label stack combines game access, a blockchain-native Player Account Management (PAM) system, and instant reporting tools, enabling operators to launch a customizable casino or sportsbook in as little as two weeks. The suite provides access to over 6,000 games sourced from more than 200 software providers, supporting web, mobile, and Telegram Mini App environments from the same core verification engine.
Setting a New Standard for Infrastructure Trust
Coinciding with the public launch, DeGaming confirmed the appointment of Ulle Skottling as Chief Executive Officer to lead its global commercialization phase. Skottling brings extensive operator and B2B supplier experience to the group, having served as Chief Operating Officer and later Deputy CEO at Videoslots from 2016 to 2024, following a successful tenure as Deputy Managing Director at NetEnt between 2014 and 2016, and most recently serving as CCO at RAW iGaming.
Skottling emphasized that the platform challenges outdated infrastructure setups to deliver genuine trust to players:
“The industry has evolved rapidly, but transparency and trust have not kept pace. We have built a platform that you can see — challenging the model and defining a new standard for gaming infrastructure.”
Emil Ahmed, Co-Founder of DeGaming, stated that onboarding the veteran executive marks a primary step to scale their technology across regulated global networks:
“We have built the platform around a clear belief that gaming needs more transparency, stronger infrastructure, and greater operational trust. Ulle brings the industry experience, commercial understanding, and leadership needed to take that vision to market.”
