Casino games aggregator and full-service technology provider St8 has partnered with iBankroll to introduce bankroll coverage as a service to its platform as it continues to expand its products and services across global markets.
Through the partnership, St8 will offer iBankroll’s first-of-its-kind Bankroll-as-a-Service model into its offering, allowing operators to support higher limits while managing exposure and using capital more efficiently.
Built specifically for iGaming, iBankroll combines liquidity, risk expertise, and strategic insight to help operators scale with greater predictability and controlled volatility.
Made available directly within the St8 platform, the integration enables operators to activate iBankroll’s liquidity support solution without additional operational complexity, applying it either across their full casino offering or selectively for higher-limit and VIP segments, depending on their exposure strategy.
Built as a single, scalable solution, St8 provides partners access to premium content through one integration, alongside promotional tools, reporting capabilities and full compliance coverage.
Vladimir Negine, Chief Executive Officer at St8, said: “Our focus at St8 is giving operators the right foundations to grow in regulated markets. Partnering with iBankroll introduces an additional range of tools to our platform and is a practical addition to our ecosystem, one we believe will make a real difference for partners as they continue to scale.”
As St8 continues to broaden its offering, the partnership with iBankroll adds a new financial layer to its platform and marks another step in the company’s growth strategy as it cements its position as a next-generation full-service technology provider.
Hayden Bowman, Co-Founder at iBankroll, added: “St8 has built a strong infrastructure for brands launching and expanding in key markets. By working together, we are able to extend that proposition with additional liquidity support and a structured risk-sharing mechanism that helps operators offer higher limits while maintaining predictable performance.”
