Blokotech launches iGaming platform for operators
The platform will facilitate iGaming operators enhanced player account management services and unlimited data reports on player groups and bonus campaigns.
Blokotech has launched its Player Account Management (PAM) Bloko Platform for iGaming operators across both casino and sportsbook verticals.
The Blokotech Platform has been developed with a focus on ease of set-up, speed, stability and security.
These are delegated across different features, such as a segmentation engine, a Content Management System (CMS) engine, a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) engine and a bonus engine.
Blokotech has also enabled the platform to manage multi-currency and multi-wallet options to allow for international markets.
Also, for the iGaming market, the Bloko Platform includes a cross-platform mobile solution, allowing operators to support mobile players.
Salvatore Messina, Blokotech Co-Founder and GM, said: “Blokotech’s highly customisable platform is designed for our partners to create and use the services needed to succeed in a competitive landscape.
“Our roots are in LatAm, where we have consolidated our dominant position, but our future target markets will be Brazil and India during the rest of the year.
“Our platform provides seamless access to premium content to grow within a diverse range of regulated markets.”
Separate from the Bloko Platform, the software supplier has also created the Bloko Suite, which operates as a content aggregator.
Operators can access the Bloko Suite without the Bloko PAM, with the aggregator covering a range of casino, live casino, sports betting and lottery products.
Bloko Suite has integrated 72 game providers and 11 sports solutions for its portfolio.
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