Casino games aggregator and full-service technology provider St8 has officially gone live in the regulated market of Ontario through a new partnership with international brand Tonybet.
Under the agreement, Tonybet gains access to St8’s casino games aggregation platform, offering a wide range of premium titles from leading providers through a single API integration. The solution also includes bonusing and promotional tools, compliance and licensing services, as well as advanced reporting and data capabilities.
Built as a single scalable platform, St8’s technology is designed to help operators launch and grow in regulated markets with fast and flexible solutions, while ensuring full regulatory compliance.
The partnership marks another step in St8’s global growth strategy as the company continues to strengthen its presence across key regulated jurisdictions.
Vladimir Negine, CEO at St8, commented: “Going live in Ontario is an important milestone for St8 and reflects our continued commitment to growth in regulated markets. Since receiving our Ontario licence, we have focused on building strong local partnerships and delivering a platform that combines scalability, speed and compliance.
As a respected international brand, Tonybet shares our commitment to building reliable solutions for regulated markets, and we look forward to working closely together as we continue expanding our presence worldwide.”
Kiryl Liudvikevich, Head of Product at Tonybet, added: “As we expand our presence in Ontario, it is important for us to work with technology partners that support continued growth while meeting the highest regulatory standards.
St8’s platform gives us the flexibility to integrate a wide range of content and tools through a single connection, helping us scale efficiently while maintaining a strong focus on player experience.”
St8 continues to position itself as a partner of choice for regulated markets. In addition to its Ontario licence, the company also holds licences in key regulated jurisdictions including the United Kingdom, Sweden and Romania, among others.
