About casinoapi.tech

What we do

We supply the software behind US sweepstakes casinos: a dual-currency wallet, game content, coin-purchase and redemption flows, and the state-level controls that keep an operator inside the rules. Operators either integrate the API into a platform they already run, or run their brand on our platform.

We are a software supplier. We do not run a casino and we do not offer games to the public.

The company

One registered entity, at one address. Everything on this site is published by it.

How we work

The documentation is public and ungated. You can read the wallet callback reference, the signature rules and the status codes before you talk to anyone, because an integration decision made from marketing copy is a decision that gets revisited.

Sandbox credentials are issued the same day, with no NDA in front of them and no qualification call first. If you would rather evaluate the thing than a description of it, that route exists and is the one we would use.

Where the split falls between what an operator configures and what comes through us, we publish it. Some of it is yours to change directly; some of it is a request to us. Saying which is which is more useful than implying everything is self-serve.

Editorial and review policy

Pages about US sweepstakes law carry the date they were last reviewed. We cite the statute, bill or regulator notice behind each claim rather than another website that cited it first. When a state’s position changes we update the page and change the date; we do not silently edit.

Where a figure or an endpoint could not be confirmed, we leave it out rather than round it up. The documentation says so in the places where it applies, and this is why some of it is shorter than a competitor’s.

Nothing on this site is legal advice, and we say so on every page where it could be mistaken for it.

Getting in touch

Sales, corrections and everything else go through one place: contact.