Gamingtec adds multicurrency affiliate commissions to Turnkey iGaming Platform

Gamingtec has added a new Multicurrency capability to the affiliate management module of its Turnkey iGaming Platform, the company announced on 16 October 2026. The feature allows operators to configure affiliate commission deals in multiple currencies — including CPA, Hybrid and Fixed models — while retaining a single project-level reporting currency. Gamingtec says the change reduces manual reconciliation and gives affiliates visibility of earnings in the currency agreed with their partner operator.

What Gamingtec has launched

The new Multicurrency function sits inside the affiliate management tools of Gamingtec's Turnkey iGaming Platform. Operators can now create commission arrangements denominated in different currencies without changing the project's default reporting currency. That same default reporting currency remains the single source of truth for project-level financial data, while affiliate-level commissions can be recorded and displayed in their contracted currencies.

The company announced the launch on 16 October 2026 through EE Gaming. Anna Istomina, Head of Affiliates at Gamingtec, described the change as a response to operators expanding across international markets.

"As operators expand into international markets, their affiliate programmes need to accommodate different commercial arrangements without adding unnecessary complexity," said Anna Istomina, Head of Affiliates at Gamingtec. "Multicurrency gives operators greater flexibility in negotiating commission terms with their partners, helping them build affiliate relationships that work across markets while maintaining clear and consistent reporting."

How the feature works for commission types

Multicurrency supports three commission models that operators commonly use for affiliate programmes:

• CPA (cost per acquisition): operators can set CPA payouts in a partner's local currency.

• Hybrid: the blended CPA/revenue-share deals can be denominated per market.

• Fixed: flat-fee agreements can be configured and paid in the agreed currency.

Each commission arrangement is stored in its original currency for affiliate-facing reporting. The Turnkey Platform's statistics and reporting tools will therefore show affiliate income separately by currency while consolidating project financials into the default reporting currency.

Reporting, reconciliation and operator controls

Gamingtec says the functionality extends to the platform's reporting and statistics suite so that affiliate income generated in different currencies is tracked and reviewed separately from project-level financial data. Operators retain a consistent view of the project's performance in the default reporting currency, which simplifies audit trails and monthly reconciliation.

The vendor positions the capability as a way to reduce manual work involved in tracking cross-border earnings. That includes cutting the need for spreadsheet conversions and manual journal entries where affiliates are paid in currencies that differ from the operator's accounting base.

Commercial and operational context for operators

Operators expanding into multiple jurisdictions often negotiate commercial arrangements in local currencies to suit partners and local market conditions. Multicurrency addresses that practical need without forcing a project-wide change of reporting currency. The measure is operational: it keeps affiliate-facing payouts local while preserving a single financial ledger for the project.

The change will be relevant to operators running multiple brands or market-specific projects on a single licence, and to white-label partners that must report consolidated figures back to licence holders. The Turnkey iGaming Platform is now able to present affiliate commissions in the currency an affiliate expects to see, while the operator retains consolidated reporting in their default currency.

What this means for affiliates and accounting teams

Affiliates see commission statements in the currency agreed with the operator, which reduces confusion over exchange rates and net receipts. Accounting and payments teams benefit from a clearer separation between affiliate-level currency presentation and project accounting currency, easing reconciliation and reducing the scope for manual errors.

Payments and treasury teams will still need to manage actual cross-currency transfers and conversion fees when settling affiliate invoices. The Multicurrency function handles record-keeping and reporting; it does not, in the announcement, claim to execute FX hedging or third-party currency settlement on behalf of operators.

Where this fits in the product roadmap

Gamingtec presented Multicurrency as an enhancement to the existing affiliate management functionality in its Turnkey iGaming Platform rather than a standalone product. The vendor framed the release as a practical tool for operators negotiating complex commission structures across jurisdictions.

For vendors and platform teams, the immediate implications are integration and configuration. Operators will need to configure the project's default reporting currency and define per-affiliate or per-deal currencies for CPA, Hybrid and Fixed arrangements. The platform's reporting filters must then be used to view affiliate income by currency or as consolidated project figures.

Practical next steps for operators evaluating the feature

Operators considering the Multicurrency capability should test three areas during pilots or demos:

1. Deal configuration: confirm CPA, Hybrid and Fixed deals can be set and displayed in the required currencies.

2. Reporting and export: verify that statistics show affiliate income separately by currency and that consolidated exports use the project reporting currency.

3. Payments workflow: ensure the platform's records align with the operator's payment and treasury processes for FX conversion and settlement.

Some operators will only need the reporting convenience; others will adjust supplier or payment workflows to exploit the affiliate-facing currency visibility.

Market reaction and vendor positioning

The announcement is positioned at an operational level rather than as a transformative commercial innovation. Gamingtec emphasised practical benefits: reduced manual reconciliation and clearer affiliate reporting. The feature addresses a defined pain point for operators working across markets and for affiliates who prefer to view earnings in local currency.

The vendor did not claim built-in currency conversion or settlement services in the announcement; those remain the responsibility of the operator's payments and treasury arrangements.

For more detail on platform capabilities and enterprise integration, operators typically look to a vendor's product documentation and commercial teams. The Turnkey iGaming Platform is presented as a turnkey solution for operators and partners seeking a single system for gameplay, payments and affiliate management; readers can review related platform announcements in our B2B product coverage.