QTech Games Review
5.7/10A Curacao-licensed aggregator built for Asia, Africa, and LatAm: 5,000+ games and 1,000+ live tables from 100+ studios through one API and one invoice. The US and UK sit on QTech's own restricted-territory list, so it is not an option for either market.
Our read
5,000+ games and 1,000+ live tables from 100+ studios as of July 2026, with Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Playtech, and Play'n GO on the roster. Strong for its markets.
Single API, unified launcher, and a seamless wallet integration, with reversed integrations for hard-to-get studios as a useful extra. No public docs or sandbox, so technical scoping starts after commercial contact.
One new-era Curacao OGL plus a pending PAGCOR accreditation, and nothing else. No MGA, UKGC, US, or any other regulated-market approval, with Brazil and Africa served through operators' local licenses.
Eleven years of operation and top-tier studios that keep signing. Unnamed clients and undisclosed shareholders keep the public record short.
Package-GGR billing under one contract and one invoice is disclosed, which is more than most aggregators publish. Actual rates, minimums, and setup fees are not.
QTech Engage covers tournaments, free rounds, and a network jackpot, QTech Play adds an AI lobby, and support runs 24/7 in seven languages. QTech Hybrid is the strongest tool in the set and the reason retail operators call.
Methodology. Our own score, a weighted average of six dimensions, tilted toward content library and compliance. QTech was built to distribute casino content into Asia, Africa, and LatAm, and the grade measures it against that job rather than against tier-1 European suppliers. On its home turf the content, tooling, and support dimensions hold up. The hard ceiling is regulatory: one Curacao license and zero regulated-market approvals cap the compliance and trust scores. For anyone shopping from a US or UK desk, those two numbers are the review. Read the full methodology
- Tier-1 studios distribute through it: Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, and, since February 2026, Playtech Casino and Playtech Live, plus rest-of-world BNG distribution rights.
- QTech Hybrid fits how African and LatAm retail betting works: QR session transfer from terminal to phone, agent management, and cash-in at the counter, with innovation awards at SBWA+ 2025 and SPiCE South Asia 2026 to show for it.
- Discloses its pricing mechanics, which most aggregators keep private: provider-package subscriptions billed on package GGR, one contract, one invoice, no per-provider fees.
- Eleven years of continuous operation, and it came through Curacao's licensing reform with a new-era OGL.
- Localization depth built over a decade: ten site languages, 24/7 support in seven, and regional catalog staples like crash, fish shooting, and Andar Bahar.
- The entire global business rests on a single Curacao license (OGL/2024/2063/1128), with the PAGCOR accreditation pending and no MGA, UKGC, US, Brazilian, or African supplier approval.
- The US and UK sit on QTech's own restricted-territory list, and it holds no license for either market.
- One named operator client in eleven years, GinjaBet in Nigeria since November 2025, with no case studies published.
- No public API reference, sandbox, or trial back office, so technical evaluation starts after commercial contact.
- Rates, minimums, and setup fees are not published. The billing mechanics are the only commercial disclosure.
Operators in Asia, Africa, LatAm, or the CIS who want tier-1 and regional casino content through one contract, and retail betting businesses in Africa or LatAm that need the terminal-to-phone bridge and agent management QTech Hybrid was built around.
Anyone touching the US or UK, since both are restricted by QTech's own terms, and any operator that needs regulated-market supplier approvals, named client references, or a public API sandbox before signing.
Markets & licensing
QTech Games runs its entire global business on one new-era Curacao license. It holds no supplier approval in any regulated market, and its own terms restrict the US and UK, the two markets this review is written for.
The USA is on QTech's own restricted-territory list, and the company holds no US state supplier license of any kind. There is no path to supplying a US-regulated operator in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, or anywhere else through QTech.
QTech holds no UK Gambling Commission license, and the UK sits on its own restricted-territory list. A GB-licensed operator cannot take content through QTech.
- Curacao (CGA)Curacao
- B2B gaming license covering the aggregation business · Mitratech Curaçao B.V. (co. no. 146806) · OGL/2024/2063/1128 · new-era license under the reformed CGA
- Philippines (PAGCOR)Philippines
- Accreditation in process, still pending · StrataTech Corp. · undergoing accreditation as of July 2026
Licensing tier: One license deep. The Curacao OGL is a post-reform license, a step up from the old master/sub-license regime, but it is still the only approval behind a business marketed across Asia, Africa, and LatAm.
Not disclosed.
QTech holds no approval of its own in any locally regulated market. There is no Brazilian SIGAP/SPA registration, no ONJN entry, and no African supplier license, so supply in those regions runs through operators' local licenses or grey.
QTech's own restricted-territory list from its terms.
Casino content
Most of any catalog is the same aggregated shelf every competitor can license. What separates providers is whether any of it is their own work, and whose studios are behind it.
From content only, to an operator-configurable platform engine, to a cross-operator network.
Integrations & engineering
One contract and one API instead of a separate deal per studio, feed, or PSP. Here's what connects, how fast, and on what stack.
One integration into QTech Connect opens the whole catalog: a single API, a unified game launcher, and a wallet integration API offered in seamless or transfer mode. Fiat and crypto currencies ride the same connection, and the commercial wrapper mirrors the technical one, with one contract and one invoice covering every studio in the packages you subscribe to. QTech also runs reversed integrations, acting as the integration partner when an operator wants a studio that isn't in the catalog yet. Under the hood it runs a modular microservices platform with feature-flag rollouts, and its Málaga hub hires Laravel engineers, which is the closest thing to a published stack.
Not published. The pitch is that operators need no development staff of their own, with scoping starting after commercial contact.
Products & tools
Every product here serves one pitch: getting casino content distributed, promoted, and paid for in emerging markets where retail counters, agent networks, and mobile phones still share the same player.
QTech Connect
The integration layer: a single API into 5,000+ games and 1,000+ live tables from 100+ studios, wrapped in one contract, one back office, and one invoice.
- Single API to 5,000+ games and 1,000+ live tables from 100+ studios
- Unified game launcher across the whole catalog
- Wallet integration API with seamless and transfer options, fiat and crypto
- Direct and reversed integrations, where QTech connects a new studio on an operator's behalf
- One contract, one back office, one invoice across every subscribed provider
- Back office with real-time statistics, activity reports, game history, and bet-limit configuration
- Multilevel operator hierarchy with prepaid and postpaid payment plans
- Instant access to future content added to subscribed packages
QTech Hybrid
A retail-to-mobile product for African and LatAm betting shops: HybridPlay QR session transfer from terminal to phone, an Agent Management System for franchise networks, and cash deposits at the counter.
- HybridPlay QR session transfer from a retail terminal to the player's own phone, with biometric login
- Agent Management System (AMS) for commission-based agent and franchise networks
- Cash deposits at retail counters
- Up to four simultaneous games on one screen
- Full white-label branding of the retail front end
- Fiat and crypto support plus voucher rewards
QTech Engage
The promotion suite over the catalog: network tournaments with real-time leaderboards, a free-round Rewards Program, an opt-in network progressive jackpot, and pre-release game access for network members.
- Tournaments with real-time leaderboards, flexible durations, and custom conditions
- Multi-supplier crash-game tournaments
- Rewards Program with fixed or flexible free-round distributions
- Collect Points, Best Round, Prize Drop, and Discounts promo mechanics
- Opt-in network progressive jackpot
- Pre-release and early-access games for network members
QTech Play
An AI-driven game lobby and recommendation layer, live since 2018, that personalizes game discovery across the aggregated catalog. A public QT Play lobby shows the shell behind an age gate.
- AI-powered game recommendations and lobby personalization
- Launched in 2018, years before personalization became a standard aggregator pitch
- Runs across the whole aggregated catalog rather than one studio's titles
- Public QT Play lobby at qtechgames.com/lobby, gated by an age check and a captcha
Platform & capabilities
Everything the product does out of the box. If a feature isn't listed, the vendor either doesn't offer it or doesn't say.
Crypto maturity
Operators check this capability first, and depth varies enough between vendors to grade it.
The history
Sales decks get rewritten for every deal. A dated record doesn't.
Founded in 2015 by Jonas Alm to migrate and localize European casino content for Asian markets. A February 2020 merger with games reseller Epic Media brought in NYX Interactive co-founder Staffan Lindgren, who became Global CEO in May 2021, and Philip Doftvik, an ex-LeoVegas director, took over as CEO in late 2024. It remains private, legally seated in Curacao as Mitratech Curaçao B.V., with no disclosed shareholders.
Brands & clients on the platform
Corporate
- Epic Media
Leadership
Milestones
- 2015
Founded by Jonas Alm to migrate and localize European casino content for Asian markets.
- 2018
QTech Play launches, an AI-driven game lobby and recommendation engine, early for the aggregator space.
- 2020
Merger with games reseller Epic Media brings in NYX Interactive co-founder Staffan Lindgren, who becomes Global CEO in May 2021.
- 2024
Philip Doftvik takes over as CEO, the Málaga Innovation Center opens in December, and the company secures a new-era Curacao OGL under the reformed CGA.
- 2025
10-year anniversary in September, with Africa and LatAm declared the priority focus and QTech Hybrid in full rollout.
- 2026
Playtech Casino and Playtech Live join in February, Jonny Youssef (ex-Swedbank) becomes CTO in March, and roughly ten more supplier deals land through June, including rest-of-world BNG rights.
Where they're pushing next
- Africa (stated 2025-26 priority)
- LatAm (stated 2025-26 priority)
- South and Southeast Asia (original base)
- CIS and Eastern Europe
Awards & recognition
Longevity and ownership
Switching vendors is expensive, which makes the company's staying power part of the purchase. What the contract says about your data decides how expensive an exit gets.
QTech Games vs alternatives
No two vendors describe themselves the same way, which makes their own claims hard to line up. Every name here answers the same fields, so you can see where this one sits against the closest alternatives.
| Attribute | QTech Games | Hub88 | iGP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2015 | 2018 | 2016 |
| Team | 120+ | 49+ | 200+ |
| Games | 5,000+ | 26,000+ | 12,000+ |
| Game studios | 100+ | 200+ | 100+ |
| In-house studio | Distribution | Distribution | No |
| Licenses | Curacao | MGA, UAE | Romania |
| US market | Restricted | Restricted | Restricted |
| Pricing | On request | On request | On request |
The take: All three sell single-API casino aggregation, and none of them changes the answer for a US or UK operator. Hub88 grew out of the crypto-casino world, so it is the stronger fit for a crypto-led brand, while iGP couples aggregation with its own platform products for operators who want more than a content feed. QTech beats both on emerging-market specifics: regional content depth, ten site languages, package-GGR billing, and a retail-to-mobile product neither peer offers. It loses anywhere a buyer needs regulated approvals, named references, or public documentation before signing.
Pricing & terms
QTech Games quotes pricing per deal. Below is how the model and the terms are structured.
Provider-package subscriptions billed on package GGR rather than per-provider fees. Operators subscribe to one or more studio packages and get one contract, one integration, one back office, one invoice, one payment.
QTech discloses how it charges, GGR-based billing on provider packages instead of per-provider fees, but not what it charges. No rate card, minimums, or setup fees are public, and terms are negotiated per deal. On the supply side, studios get distribution plus optional discount programs aimed at improving player-acquisition metrics.
The aggregation deal
Integration path
- 1Scope the deal with QTech's commercial team, since there is no public sandbox or rate card to pre-qualify against
- 2Pick provider packages over individual studios, and agree billing on package GGR
- 3Sign a single contract that covers every studio in your packages, with one invoice and one payment cycle
- 4Integrate the QTech Connect API once: unified game launcher plus the wallet integration in seamless or transfer mode, with fiat and crypto on the same connection
- 5Configure regional content, QTech Engage tournaments, and free-round programs for your markets
- 6Add QTech Hybrid if you run retail, wiring QR session transfer, agent management, and counter cash-in to your terminal estate
Support & account management
You can't demo service before you sign, so what a vendor puts in writing is the only floor you can hold it to.
Frequently asked
The things operators actually ask before signing.
Can US or UK operators use QTech Games?+
No. The USA and the UK both appear on QTech's own restricted-territory list, and the company holds no US state supplier license and no UKGC license. If you operate in either market, QTech is unavailable to you, and that is QTech's own position as much as the regulator's.
What licenses does QTech Games hold?+
One: a new-era Curacao Gaming Authority B2B license, number OGL/2024/2063/1128, held by Mitratech Curaçao B.V. A PAGCOR accreditation in the Philippines is pending through a second entity, StrataTech Corp. There is no MGA, UKGC, US, or other regulated-market approval as of July 2026.
How does QTech Games charge operators?+
You subscribe to provider packages and get billed on package GGR instead of per-provider fees, under one contract and one invoice. Actual rates, minimums, and setup fees are not published anywhere.
Who uses QTech Games?+
The operator book is undisclosed. GinjaBet, a Nigerian operator live since November 2025, is the only client QTech has named, and there are no case studies. The named relationships are all on the studio side, where Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Playtech, and Play'n GO distribute through it.
Does QTech hold any supplier approvals in Brazil or Africa?+
None. There is no Brazilian SIGAP/SPA registration and no African supplier license. Launches like GinjaBet in Nigeria run on the operator's local license, with QTech supplying content from its Curacao base.
Can you test QTech's platform before signing?+
Only the surface. The public QT Play game lobby at qtechgames.com/lobby sits behind an age gate and a captcha, and that is the whole self-serve experience. There is no API sandbox, no public documentation, and no trial back office, so technical validation and time-to-market checks start after you contact sales.
Does QTech support crypto?+
Yes, as an add-on layer: the published coin list is BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC, BCH, USDC, and DAI, with USDT absent from the list.
Who owns and runs QTech Games?+
It is private, legally seated in Curacao, and its shareholders are not disclosed. Jonas Alm founded it in 2015, Philip Doftvik (ex-LeoVegas) has been CEO since late 2024, and Jonny Youssef (ex-Swedbank) became CTO in March 2026.