DeGaming has expanded its Web3-native iGaming platform through a new content integration agreement with Tequity, strengthening its offering less than two months after its public debut. The partnership, confirmed on July 17, 2026, introduces Tequity’s Originals, Publishing, and Trading Games product lines to DeGaming’s ecosystem, giving operators access to a wider range of gaming content and distribution capabilities.
The collaboration is designed to provide DeGaming’s operator partners with branded provably fair house games, third-party studio content distribution, and crypto market-based trading games, significantly broadening the platform’s gaming portfolio.
The agreement comes as branded Originals content continues to gain momentum beyond its traditional role in crypto casinos, becoming an increasingly important segment of the broader iGaming industry. By incorporating Tequity’s product suite, DeGaming aims to offer operators additional ways to differentiate their gaming libraries while benefiting from scalable content delivery.
DeGaming, which officially launched on May 26, 2026, has positioned itself as a Web3-focused iGaming infrastructure provider built around its proprietary Glass Vault technology. The platform records bets, payouts, and balance movements directly on-chain, allowing independent verification instead of relying solely on operator-managed reporting systems. Alongside this verification framework, the company also provides a Bankroll as a Service model that enables operators to access liquidity through DeGaming’s on-chain infrastructure without maintaining their own bankroll reserves.
The company is led by Chief Executive Officer Ulle Skottling, whose previous experience includes senior leadership positions at RAW iGaming, Videoslots, and NetEnt.
Tequity, founded by Krzysztof Opałka, has established itself as an iGaming technology supplier with a portfolio centered on a modular Remote Game Server (RGS), White Label Originals, Publishing services, and its Exclusives custom development offering. The company stated that its technology ecosystem currently supports 31 RGS clients and more than 130 integrations across regulated markets, connecting with major platforms such as SOFTSWISS, Hub88, and Playtech.
According to Skottling, Tequity has earned a strong reputation within the iGaming sector for developing provably fair and customized games that appeal to a broad range of players, including those participating in crypto-based gaming environments. He indicated that integrating Tequity’s portfolio aligns with DeGaming’s objective of expanding high-quality gaming options for operators using its infrastructure.
Opałka said Tequity’s long-term strategy focuses on advancing iGaming content through technology-driven innovation. He explained that the company seeks to simplify the game development process while improving the quality and variety of content available to operators across multiple markets.
Tequity’s Originals portfolio enables operators to deploy fully branded and customizable house games within a short timeframe using its modular Remote Game Server. The platform supports both provably fair mechanics, commonly associated with blockchain-based gaming, and traditional random number generator gameplay, allowing operators to serve different player preferences.
The company’s Publishing division functions as a content aggregation and distribution network, helping game studios deliver titles to a broader operator base through existing partnerships. Meanwhile, its Trading Games segment, introduced in January 2026, combines crash-style gameplay with live cryptocurrency price feeds. The first title in the series, Trader, integrates real-time crypto market data into gameplay, creating a hybrid gaming experience linked to digital asset price movements.
DeGaming’s Glass Vault verification technology and Bankroll as a Service model, combined with Tequity’s expanding portfolio of provably fair games and live crypto trading titles, are expected to strengthen the platform’s appeal to operators seeking transparent infrastructure and diversified gaming content.
The integration also enhances operator access to branded games, scalable publishing services, and innovative crypto-driven experiences without requiring additional liquidity management or extensive content development resources.
