TLDR
- DeGaming has officially launched a Web3 iGaming platform built on blockchain infrastructure to increase transparency in online gambling
- The platform features proprietary Glass Vault technology providing real-time proof of funds and verifiable transaction visibility
- A “Bankroll as a Service” model routes all transactions through an on-chain engine, giving players real-time views of platform funds
- Operators can deploy a full casino or sportsbook within two weeks using the platform’s integrated tools
- Industry veteran Ulle Skottling has been appointed CEO, bringing experience from RAW iGaming, Videoslots, and NetEnt
DeGaming Enters the Market With Blockchain-Based Gambling Infrastructure
DeGaming has officially launched its Web3 iGaming platform, aiming to address transparency issues in the online gambling industry through blockchain technology.
The company announced its launch on May 26, 2026, positioning itself as a new entrant in the iGaming infrastructure space.
At the core of the platform is DeGaming’s proprietary Glass Vault technology. The system provides real-time proof of funds and gives operators, affiliates, and players the ability to independently verify balances, transactions, and payouts.
The company says this technology is designed to tackle the lack of visibility that has long been a concern in the online gambling sector.
DeGaming has also rolled out what it calls “Bankroll as a Service.” This feature routes all transactions through the company’s on-chain transaction engine.
The model is intended to give operators access to scalable liquidity to support growth, handle withdrawals, and maintain platform stability. Players can also view available platform funds in real time through this system.
The platform bundles several tools into one blockchain-native system. These include game aggregation, player account management, and reporting tools.
According to DeGaming, operators using the platform can deploy a fully customizable casino or sportsbook in as little as two weeks.
Ulle Skottling Takes the Helm as CEO
The launch comes alongside the appointment of Ulle Skottling as CEO. Skottling has previously held senior leadership positions at RAW iGaming, Videoslots, and NetEnt.
His appointment is intended to guide the company through its next phase of development and commercial growth.
Skottling commented on his new role, saying the industry has evolved rapidly but transparency has not kept pace. He described DeGaming’s platform as one built on openness and accountability.
“We are challenging the model and defining the new standard for gaming infrastructure,” Skottling said.
He added that the Glass Vault technology gives all participants independently verifiable visibility into platform activity and funds in real time.
Emil Ahmed, co-founder of DeGaming, said the appointment of Skottling was an important step for the company. He noted that DeGaming was built around the belief that gaming needs stronger infrastructure and greater operational trust.
Ahmed said Skottling brings the industry experience and commercial understanding needed to take the company’s vision to market.
The platform supports both crypto and fiat deposits, along with automated payouts and back-office management tools. This dual-currency approach is designed to appeal to a broad range of operators.
DeGaming’s entry into the market comes at a time when blockchain-based gambling platforms are growing in number. The company is betting that its focus on on-chain transparency will set it apart from competitors.
The platform is now live, and the company says operators can begin onboarding immediately with full deployment possible within a two-week timeframe.
