Most casino aggregator integrations are sold as a six-week project. They actually take six weeks because the underlying APIs were never designed for fast onboarding. Different vertical, different endpoint. Different provider, different auth. Different country, different report. By the time a partner ships their first live game, the original integration engineer has moved teams.
Raise Engine is built around the opposite premise: one endpoint, one auth, every game. This guide walks an operator engineering team from approved account to their first game launch in about 20 minutes on average — exactly the path our sandbox partners follow.
Step 1 — Get sandbox credentials
Sign up at the Raise Engine operator dashboard and submit your application. Sandbox credentials are issued once your account is approved — no procurement, no DocuSign, no kickoff call. You get a publishable key and an operator ID. Both stay scoped to the sandbox environment until you flip to production.
Step 2 — Issue your first launch request
One POST request is the entire integration surface for game launches. The same call signature works across slots, live casino, crash, jackpots, and table games. There is no per-vertical branching in your application code.
Code Example
The response is a signed launch URL. Open it in a webview, iframe, or new tab. The player is now in a live game. That's the integration.
Step 3 — Wire wallet callbacks
Raise Engine calls your wallet endpoint to authorize bets and settle wins. Two endpoints, both idempotent, both signed. You implement them once. Every provider on the platform — Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, Raise Gaming originals — settles through the same two callbacks.
- POST /wallet/debit — authorize a bet, returns new balance
- POST /wallet/credit — settle a win, returns new balance
Step 4 — Go to production
Flip the environment flag, swap the sandbox key for a production key, and your existing code path runs against live games. The remaining work is operational (player ID mapping, fraud thresholds, jurisdictional whitelisting), not engineering. KYC on your business is completed when production is activated.
Why integration speed actually matters
Integration time is not just an engineering metric. It is the time between deciding you want a game catalog and earning revenue from one. A 90-day integration is 90 days your competitors are taking your players. A 20-minute integration is a different kind of business.
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