Gamingtec launches Multicurrency for affiliate commissions in its Turnkey Platform

Gamingtec launched Multicurrency on 16 October 2026 inside the affiliates management module of its Turnkey iGaming Platform. The feature lets operators configure commission agreements in different currencies —without changing the project’s default reporting currency— and provides separate views for commissions generated in each currency.

What Gamingtec announced about Multicurrency for affiliate commissions

The company describes Multicurrency as a workflow improvement for affiliates that gives “greater flexibility when managing commission agreements in different currencies,” according to the official statement. Anna Istomina, Head of Affiliates at Gamingtec, said:

"As operators expand into international markets, their affiliate programmes need to accommodate different commercial arrangements without adding unnecessary complexity. 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." — Anna Istomina, Head of Affiliates, Gamingtec

Multicurrency supports configuring CPA, Hybrid and Fixed agreements in different currencies while keeping the project reporting currency unchanged, so there is no need to reconfigure it when commissions are agreed in other currencies.

How Multicurrency works inside the Turnkey iGaming Platform

Multicurrency allows commission agreements to be defined in the currency agreed between operator and affiliate. The implementation covers:

• Configuration of CPA (cost-per-acquisition), Hybrid and Fixed agreements in the contract’s chosen currency.

• Presentation of commissions to affiliates in the currency agreed with the operator.

• Preservation of the project’s consolidated financial view in the default reporting currency.

The feature integrates into the platform’s reporting and statistics tools so affiliate revenues in different currencies can be tracked and reviewed separately from project-level financial data.

Implications for operators and affiliate managers

Gamingtec’s central promise is to reduce the manual work associated with tracking earnings when an operator runs affiliate programmes across multiple markets. Operators negotiating deals in local currencies can now show affiliates commissions in the agreed currency while keeping a single reporting framework for the business.

For commercial and finance teams this means fewer manual reconciliations between affiliate accounts denominated in different currencies and the project reporting currency. However, the official communication does not specify automatic conversion processes, conversion margins or currency providers, and those variables will still require internal policies or external tools.

Reporting and reviewing statistics with multiple currencies

The feature extends the Turnkey iGaming Platform’s reports so affiliate revenues in different currencies appear as separate series within statistics. This lets operators compare performance by market without changing the project’s accounting configuration.

Affiliates gain visibility of their commissions in the agreed currency, which can ease collection and commercial negotiations. At the same time, the platform keeps consistency in presenting the project’s financial performance in the default reporting currency.

What this means for B2B suppliers and platforms

For platform and affiliate service providers, the arrival of Multicurrency in a turnkey solution underlines rising demand for features that support multinational operations. Gamingtec has not announced integrations with payments providers or currency conversion partners in the statement, so operators who need to settle commissions in different currencies should review their existing payment integrations or agree settlement processes with their providers.

Product and compliance teams will also need to consider how contractual and tax obligations are reflected in each jurisdiction when commissions are configured in local currency.

Practical recommendations for operators considering Multicurrency

• Review affiliate contract templates to include commission currency and settlement rules.

• Confirm with finance teams how reconciliations between commission currencies and the project reporting currency will be handled.

• Verify payment integrations and tax checks before enabling agreements in new currencies.

The arrival of Multicurrency addresses the operational need to run commercial agreements across international markets without reconfiguring project accounting, but it does not remove the need for financial and tax controls by jurisdiction.

Where Multicurrency fits in Gamingtec’s offering

The feature is added to the affiliates module of Gamingtec’s Turnkey iGaming Platform product. The vendor’s communication emphasises negotiating flexibility and clarity in reporting as the main benefits. Operators seeking technical details, integration information or a deployment schedule should contact Gamingtec directly or consult the platform documentation.

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