Sweepstakes & iGaming

Platforms we've actually shipped, not slide decks.

This is the corner of the work most studios won't touch. We run a sweepstakes platform in production today — real players, real redemptions, live game providers — and we've done the unglamorous parts: seamless wallets, KYC that doesn't loop, geo rules, and reconciling a provider that goes quiet mid-session.

Full platform build

Player accounts, dual-currency wallets, purchase and redemption flows, promotions, and an admin your team can actually run the business from.

The whole thing, end to end

Game content integration

Bringing a provider's catalogue onto your platform — seamless wallet endpoints, bet and win callbacks, session handling, and the balance polling that quietly hammers your API if nobody plans for it.

Provider live in ~2 weeks

Compliance scaffolding

Age gates, state-level geo-restriction, official rules and terms pages, responsible-play surfaces, and a no-purchase entry route. Built to your counsel's requirements — they set the rules, we implement them.

Your lawyer's spec, in code

Payments & payouts

Card processors, bank transfer, and the peer-to-peer methods players actually use — with the manual verification step those need, because none of them can confirm a payment automatically.

Money in and money out

Identity & KYC

Document verification wired so an approved player isn't sent round the loop again, duplicate accounts get caught, and a failed webhook doesn't leave someone locked out of their own balance.

Verified once, not five times

Reconciliation & ops

Every bet, win and adjustment on a ledger you can audit. Idempotent handlers so a retried callback can't pay a win twice — the failure that costs real money and is invisible until you total the day.

Numbers that survive an audit

Game content integrations start from $3,500 per provider. Full platform builds are scoped individually — tell us what you're running and we'll give you a fixed number. We build to your legal counsel's requirements; we don't give legal advice on whether a model is permitted in a given state.

Questions we get

Have you actually done this, or is it a service line you're adding?

Actually done it. There's a live platform on our demos page — cloverspinplay.io — that we built and run, with real players and live game providers. It isn't a mock-up.

How long does adding a game provider take?

Around two weeks per provider once they've given you credentials and documentation, which is usually the slower half. The build is the seamless wallet endpoints, bet and win callbacks, session handling and reconciliation; the wait is often the provider's onboarding and their acceptance testing.

Can you tell me whether my model is legal in my state?

No, and be wary of any developer who says yes. Sweepstakes law varies by state and changes. We build exactly what your attorney specifies — age gates, geo-restriction, no-purchase entry, rules pages — and we'll flag when something you've asked for looks inconsistent with what you told us your counsel requires. The legal call stays with them.

What usually goes wrong on these builds?

Money that doesn't reconcile. A retried callback paying a win twice, a deposit webhook that never fires so a player is charged and never credited, a provider going quiet mid-session. All of it is invisible until you total the day. That's why the ledger and idempotent handlers aren't an optional extra in how we build these.