DeGaming and Lucky Coin launch verifiable crypto casino with Bankroll-as-a-Service
Integration adds Glass Vault on-chain reporting and a live-features API for Lucky Coin
Key Takeaways
- DeGaming partnered with Lucky Coin to back the launch of Lucky Coin’s crypto casino on 22 October 2026.
- Deployment uses DeGaming’s Bankroll-as-a-Service and the Glass Vault layer to replicate financial records on-chain for public verification.
- Lucky Coin will use DeGaming’s API to add a live bankroll bar, live chat, live leaderboard and Originals while displaying a public hot wallet.
- DeGaming maintains that transactions remain on-chain and that addresses are observable to third parties to support independent verification.
DeGaming partnered with Lucky Coin to back the launch of Lucky Coin’s new cryptocurrency casino, the company announced on 22 October 2026. The deployment includes DeGaming’s Bankroll-as-a-Service and the Glass Vault layer for on-chain reporting, plus an API that powers live features on the site. The casino launch is presented as a verifiable crypto offering and is intended to surface transactions for public audit.
By Alejandro Vidal, Casino Correspondent.
Technical components deployed
The implementation incorporates Bankroll-as-a-Service, which holds funds in observable addresses intended for independent verification. DeGaming said transactions remain on-chain for public verification and that its Glass Vault layer replicates financial records to display bets, wins, deposits and withdrawals. This design is positioned to provide on-chain transparency while operators retain branded player experiences.
Product integration and user experience
Lucky Coin uses DeGaming’s API to build product features that include a live bankroll bar in the header, live chat, a live leaderboard and a series of Originals, the statement said. A Lucky Coin co-founder said the API allows them to customise the player experience and display a publicly visible hot wallet alongside the live bankroll. Lucky Coin positions the site as a verifiable crypto casino and intends to use the visible on-chain records to strengthen player trust and operational goals.
"Lucky Coin demonstrates what is possible when operators have the freedom to build transparent, verifiable infrastructure instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all solution," said Ulle Skottling, CEO at DeGaming.
"For us, building trust is essential and DeGaming gives us the tools to create a standout casino experience while we work toward offering instant withdrawals and some of the highest RTPs in the market," said one Lucky Coin co-founder.
Statements and objectives
DeGaming highlighted the combination of Glass Vault with Bankroll-as-a-Service as the foundation to make transactions visible while operators maintain brand identity. Lucky Coin intends to use that visibility to reinforce trust and support operational targets such as fast withdrawals and high RTP.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does DeGaming supply at Lucky Coin’s launch?
DeGaming provides Bankroll-as-a-Service and the Glass Vault layer for on-chain reporting, together with an API to integrate live features. The Bankroll-as-a-Service holds funds in observable addresses and Glass Vault replicates records to show bets, wins, deposits and withdrawals.
When was the DeGaming–Lucky Coin partnership announced?
The partnership was announced on 22 October 2026. The statement detailed the technical integration and the features Lucky Coin will build with DeGaming’s API.
What product features does DeGaming’s API enable?
The API lets Lucky Coin implement a live bankroll bar, live chat, a live leaderboard and a series of Originals. A Lucky Coin co-founder said the API provides flexibility to customise the entire player experience and display a publicly visible hot wallet.
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Alejandro Vidal
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Alejandro Vidal covers the online casino business — slot and live-table debuts, game mechanics, certifications, and the distribution deals that carry each title into regulated lobbies. The reports open with the launch or the deal, name studios, titles, and markets precisely, and avoid promotional language. When a studio redefines a mechanic or an operator signs an exclusive, Alejandro Vidal explains what changes for the player and the market.
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