Dozens of game providers, payment gateways, KYC/AML services, and responsible gaming tools — each with different APIs, authentication methods, and data formats. OneHazel connects them all through a single AI-powered platform.
Every operator faces the same bottleneck: connecting a growing stack of third-party vendors, each with their own way of doing things.
The average iGaming operator connects to 15–30 third-party vendors: game aggregators, payment processors, KYC providers, responsible gaming tools. Each vendor has unique APIs, authentication mechanisms, and data schemas that must be individually integrated and maintained.
Building and maintaining custom integrations for each vendor requires dedicated engineering teams. A single payment gateway integration can take 2–4 weeks. Multiply that across every vendor in your stack, then factor in ongoing maintenance as APIs evolve.
Multi-jurisdiction licensing (MGA, UKGC, Curaçao) requires different data flows, reporting formats, and audit trails per market. Each jurisdiction may mandate specific KYC providers, responsible gaming checks, and transaction reporting standards.
An AI-powered integration platform purpose-built for the complexity of iGaming vendor ecosystems.
Point our agent swarm at any vendor's API documentation. Seven specialized AI agents analyze endpoints, detect authentication methods, generate OpenAPI specs, map fields to canonical schemas, build TypeScript connectors, validate the output, and fix issues — automatically.
One API call translates to any connected vendor. The gateway handles authentication application, request/response schema translation, circuit breaking, and rate limiting. Your code talks to OneHazel; we talk to everyone else.
Player data, transactions, game sessions, KYC results — normalized into a single iGaming-specific schema regardless of which vendor produced it. The SchemaMapAgent classifies each API's domain and maps fields to canonical names. Switch vendors without rewriting your platform.
Trigger automated workflows on any event — player deposit exceeds a threshold, KYC status changes, game session anomaly detected. Chain actions across vendors without code. The workflow engine evaluates conditions with dot-notation field access and type-coerced comparisons, then executes actions across any connected service.
Generate connectors for any vendor with API documentation. Here are the categories most relevant to iGaming operators.
A direct comparison of integration workflows with and without OneHazel.
Each vendor requires custom code for auth, endpoints, error handling, and data mapping.
API changes, deprecations, and version upgrades require continuous attention.
New jurisdictions mean new vendors, new compliance rules, new integrations from scratch.
Different schemas per vendor means custom ETL pipelines and constant data wrangling.
Provide a URL to the vendor's API documentation. The seven-agent pipeline handles the rest.
AI agents generate, validate, and maintain connectors. Your engineers build product features.
Browse pre-built connectors or generate new ones on demand. Activate with credentials.
All vendor data normalized to canonical schemas. One format for players, transactions, and events.
Generate your first connector in minutes. Point the agent swarm at your vendor's API docs and let it build, validate, and deploy a production-ready integration.