Key Highlights
- DeGaming introduces a Web3-powered iGaming solution leveraging blockchain technology to enhance transparency across online gambling operations
- Glass Vault technology enables instant fund verification and transparent transaction tracking for all platform participants
- “Bankroll as a Service” offering channels transactions through blockchain infrastructure, enabling players to monitor platform liquidity in real time
- Platform enables rapid deployment of complete casino or sportsbook operations in just 14 days
- Ulle Skottling, gaming sector veteran from RAW iGaming, Videoslots, and NetEnt, assumes CEO position
Blockchain-Powered Platform Targets iGaming Transparency Gap
DeGaming has unveiled its Web3-based iGaming infrastructure, designed to combat longstanding transparency challenges plaguing the online gambling ecosystem through distributed ledger technology.
The platform went live on May 26, 2026, marking the company’s entry into the competitive iGaming infrastructure marketplace.
Central to DeGaming’s offering is Glass Vault, a proprietary transparency mechanism. This technology delivers instant proof of fund availability while empowering operators, affiliate partners, and end users to autonomously verify account balances, transaction histories, and payout processing.
According to the company, this innovation directly addresses visibility shortcomings that have historically undermined confidence in online gambling platforms.
The platform also introduces “Bankroll as a Service,” a liquidity management solution that processes all financial transactions through DeGaming’s blockchain-based transaction infrastructure.
This architecture aims to provide operators with flexible liquidity resources to fuel expansion, process withdrawal requests efficiently, and ensure platform solvency. Simultaneously, players gain unprecedented access to view available platform reserves at any moment.
DeGaming’s solution consolidates multiple operational components within a single blockchain-native ecosystem. These capabilities span game content aggregation, user account administration, and analytics dashboards.
The company claims operators leveraging its infrastructure can launch fully branded casino or sports betting platforms in a fortnight or less.
Industry Expert Ulle Skottling Named Chief Executive
Coinciding with the platform debut, DeGaming announced Ulle Skottling’s appointment as Chief Executive Officer. Skottling brings extensive leadership credentials from senior roles at RAW iGaming, Videoslots, and NetEnt.
His hiring signals DeGaming’s strategic focus on accelerating product development and commercial expansion.
Reflecting on his new position, Skottling observed that while the gaming sector has undergone significant transformation, transparency mechanisms have lagged behind. He characterized DeGaming’s solution as fundamentally rooted in openness and responsibility.
“We are challenging the model and defining the new standard for gaming infrastructure,” Skottling said.
He emphasized that Glass Vault technology provides all stakeholders with independently auditable insight into platform operations and financial reserves on a continuous basis.
Emil Ahmed, DeGaming co-founder, highlighted Skottling’s appointment as a milestone moment for the organization. He explained that DeGaming was conceived from the conviction that the gaming industry requires more robust infrastructure and elevated operational trustworthiness.
Ahmed emphasized that Skottling delivers both the sector expertise and business acumen essential to commercialize the company’s technological vision.
The infrastructure accommodates both cryptocurrency and traditional currency deposits, complemented by automated withdrawal processing and comprehensive administrative tools. This multi-currency flexibility targets diverse operator requirements across different regulatory environments.
DeGaming’s market entrance coincides with expanding adoption of blockchain-enabled gambling solutions. The company anticipates its emphasis on on-chain transparency will differentiate it within an increasingly crowded competitive landscape.
The platform is currently operational, with DeGaming confirming operators can commence integration immediately, with complete deployment achievable within the advertised two-week timeline.


