Why Corveltis

Reconciliation is where generalists fail. We're not generalists.

Gaming payment stacks are unusually fragmented: many PSPs, several currencies, rolling reserves, settlement cycles that never align, and provider terms that differ in every contract. A generalist provider spends months learning this, and you pay for it twice — in fees and in errors. Reconciliation errors do not stay small: they compound quietly and surface at audit, which is the most expensive moment to find them.

Day-one fluency. We already know the settlement formats, the reserve mechanics and the commercial terms of the major aggregators, PSPs and platform providers. That knowledge starts on day one.
Built for your vendor-review. DPA before access, your permissions model, audit rights for you and your regulator — the security page is written for the person who approves us.
Two-sided due diligence. You assess us as a vendor; we screen every client against sanctions lists and identify beneficial ownership. Both are conditions precedent.
A boundary you can rely on. Our scope is drawn so no licence applies — and where you need regulated work, we say so and refer you to licensed firms. The full picture →
Who we work with

Licensed operators, EU and international.

Our clients are gaming operators licensed in their own jurisdictions. Our services are non-gaming operational services and are identical regardless of where a client is licensed. Two conditions apply to every client, without exception:

CONDITION 1

Due diligence and sanctions screening

We screen every prospective client against applicable sanctions lists and identify beneficial ownership before onboarding, and monitor on an ongoing basis. We do not onboard sanctioned entities, entities under sanctioned ownership or control, or entities we cannot satisfactorily identify.

CONDITION 2

Lawful operation

We contract only with operators who represent and warrant that they hold valid authorisation for every market they serve, do not accept players from prohibited markets, and do not offer gambling services to persons in the Republic of Cyprus otherwise than as permitted by Cyprus law. Breach of that warranty is a termination event.

On your outsourcing obligations

Several gaming regulators require licensees to notify or obtain approval for outsourcing classified as material or critical. That obligation rests with you as licensee, and its application depends on your jurisdiction and the function concerned. We raise it during scoping rather than after signature, and we will provide whatever documentation your regulator requires. We do not advise on whether a notification is required — that is a question for your compliance function and your legal advisors.

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