QTech Integrates CROCO Titles into Its Aggregation Platform
QTech and CROCO finalize an agreement to distribute slot and crash games, expanding their presence in emerging markets.

QTech has signed a content agreement with the iGaming studio CROCO, based in Malta, to add its slot and crash game titles to QTech's game aggregation platform, as announced by the companies on August 6, 2026. Under this agreement, CROCO will distribute its Hold & Win, Crash, and Classic slots game mechanics through QTech. CROCO highlighted titles such as Joker Streak XL, Coin Spark, Coin Train, Star Boost, and Piggy Party XL, and announced "12 more launches planned for 2027, at least one per month."
Alex B, Brand Manager at CROCO, expressed: > "We are thrilled to partner with QTech to extend our reach and influence in the sector, seamlessly offering our fantastic games to a variety of yet unexplored operators. That said, our games are already active with over 600 partner operators, so it's exciting to transfer this growing presence to emerging markets."
QTech's Vision
Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech, commented: "CROCO has managed to create games that appeal to both experienced players and casual ones in some of the most popular gaming genres on the market today. Their three types of slot content — Hold & Win games, crash titles, and classic slots — are now available in HTML5, focused on mobile devices, and we have been particularly impressed by their retention-oriented mechanics."
Expansion into New Markets
The partners positioned the integration as a pathway to expand CROCO's distribution in the regions QTech is targeting, including Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. QTech emphasized localization and regional support as part of its operating model, which is crucial for its strategy in emerging markets.
This agreement strengthens QTech's ability to offer localized content tailored to various regions, while CROCO expands its global presence.
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