Add game studios without rebuilding the operator core.
ALHICA isolates each studio protocol behind a common integration boundary. Implemented connector examples include Endorphina, Pragmatic Play, Darwin Gaming and Synot, with Playtech POP among supported platform-side integrations.
- Provider-specific adapters
- Common operator transaction model
- A repeatable connector onboarding path
Analyse the protocol and requirements
A connector begins with launcher, authentication, wallet operations, retries, error codes, game cycles, catalogue and test-environment requirements supplied for that integration.
Differences are documented explicitly instead of being approximated silently inside the shared core.
- Protocol and flow mapping
- Authentication and network boundary
- Error and retry semantics
Develop an isolated connector
The provider API maps to stable session, round and transaction commands while retaining the original identifiers needed for traceability.
Configuration, catalogue sync and special capabilities remain versioned inside the connector boundary.
- Session and round mapping
- Bet, win and reversal mapping
- Catalogue and feature configuration
Run technical and financial tests
Controlled tests cover success, duplicate, timeout, out-of-order and recovery paths.
Transaction evidence is reconciled across the platform, ALHICA and provider sides before activation.
- Contract and integration tests
- Failure and retry scenarios
- Financial reconciliation checks
Complete the applicable certification
Test evidence and supported flows are reviewed with the platform and provider according to their process.
The exact approval scope depends on the studio, operator platform and target market.
- Agreed test plan
- Evidence and issue resolution
- Approval scope recorded
Move through a controlled go-live
Activation is scoped by environment, connector and agreed traffic, with close operational observation.
Rollback and recovery paths are prepared before production routing changes.
- Environment-specific activation
- Release and rollback controls
- Operational readiness checks
Monitor and support continuously
Metrics, correlated logs, alerts and reconciliation queues expose connector behaviour after go-live.
The connector can evolve and scale independently without redesigning the complete integration layer.
- Availability, latency and errors
- Transaction and balance reconciliation
- Independent connector evolution
The essentials, without ambiguity.
Can ALHICA integrate another API?
Yes, subject to technical discovery and an approved connector scope. The shared model is extended only when the provider capability cannot be represented safely.
Are the listed providers the complete catalogue?
No. They are examples of implemented connectors, not a claim that the catalogue is limited to those names.
Bring the protocol for the next connector.
We will map its lifecycle, deviations and validation requirements against the existing boundary.