One player account
Players use the login, KYC and profile they already have on your platform. No second sign-up.
Poker for casinos
Poker Seamless Wallet Integration
for online casinos and gaming platforms
Add real-money poker to your casino without a second account or a second wallet. Your players open the poker lobby inside your website or app, play with the balance they already have, and their chips go back to your wallet the moment they leave a table. Our poker API and seamless wallet integration handle the rest.
- 1 accountplayers never sign up twice
- 1 balanceyour wallet stays the source of truth
- 5 endpointsfor your team to build
- Never blockedplayers can always leave a table
Integration architecture
How does poker connect to your casino platform?
Three systems work together. Your platform keeps the player and the money, our platform runs the poker, and your reports receive every hand. Only four kinds of call pass between them.
How it works
How does a poker seamless wallet work?
A seamless wallet means poker uses your wallet directly: there is no separate poker balance and no transfer between wallets. Four moments in a player’s visit each take a short call between your platform and ours.
- Open poker. Your backend asks our platform for a player session and receives a secure game link. You open it in an iframe on your website or a webview in your app, and the player lands in the lobby already signed in, seeing their balance from your wallet.
- Sit at a table. We tell your platform the player is joining a table, then ask your wallet to debit the buy-in. The player is seated only after your wallet confirms, so chips never appear without money behind them.
- Add chips. An add-on works the same way: your wallet confirms the debit first, then the chips reach the player’s stack.
- Stand up or leave. We credit the remaining chips back to your wallet and tell your platform the player has left the table. If the player logs out of your site, the poker session ends and their chips return the same way.
Reliability
What happens when a wallet call fails?
Networks fail sometimes. The integration is designed so that money is never lost and players are never trapped at a table.
- Joining a table
- If your wallet can’t confirm the buy-in, the player isn’t seated and no chips move. Any half-opened table session is closed automatically.
- Adding chips
- If the add-on isn’t confirmed, the request is refused and the game carries on with the player’s current stack.
- Leaving a table
- The player always leaves. If the credit doesn’t go through, our platform retries it automatically with a reference that links every attempt to the same table session.
- Permanent failures
- After the agreed number of retries, the transaction is flagged for manual settlement, with the full trail of the request and every retry.
- Audit trail
- Every call between the two platforms is logged for reconciliation, so your finance team and ours see the same history.
What you get
Why integrate poker through a seamless wallet?
One wallet
Your wallet stays the source of truth. Poker only holds the chips that are in play at a table.
Safe retries
Failed credits are retried automatically and flagged for settlement if they still fail, with every call logged.
Keys in both directions
Separate API keys for each side and for staging and production. Keys are never sent in links.
Hand history for your reports
The full history of every hand is written to secure storage your team reads for dashboards and reporting.
A small build for your team
Five endpoints on your side, a complete API document, example requests and staging keys from us.
Wallet models
Seamless wallet or transfer wallet?
There are two common ways to add poker to a casino. Here is how they differ for your players and your team.
| Transfer wallet | Seamless wallet (Creatiosoft) | |
|---|---|---|
| Player balance | A separate poker balance the player tops up | One balance in your wallet |
| Moving money | Players transfer funds in and out of poker | Buy-ins are debited and cash-outs credited automatically |
| Source of truth | Split between two systems | Your wallet, always |
| Player sign-up | Often a second account | The account the player already has |
| Reconciliation | Two ledgers to match | One ledger, with every poker call logged |
| Your build | Transfer screens and a second balance | Five endpoints |
Sportsbook and lottery operators
Adding poker to a sportsbook or lottery platform
Your players already have an account, a verified identity and a balance with you. A seamless wallet lets them play poker with that same balance, inside your brand.
- Your platform stays the system of record. Accounts, KYC, deposits, withdrawals and the wallet don’t move.
- Poker becomes another product in your lobby. Players open cash games and tournaments from your site or app and land signed in.
- Your finance team sees one ledger. Poker debits and credits sit beside your sports and lottery transactions, and hand history includes rake for your reports.
Your side of the integration
What does your team build?
Your developers implement five endpoints on your platform. We call them; you keep control of the money.
- Balance: return the player’s current wallet balance
- Debit: take chips from the wallet for a buy-in or add-on
- Credit: return chips to the wallet when a player stands up or leaves
- Table joined: record that a player has sat down, and return a reference for retries
- Table left: record that the player has left the table
Our platform provides the two calls you make: creating a player session and ending it on logout. The full API document, with request and response formats, is shared with your technical team during onboarding.
The project
How does a poker API integration project run?
Your production platform isn’t touched until both sides have tested every flow.
- Call and API document. We go through your platform and wallet, then share our seamless wallet API document with your technical team and adjust it if your setup needs changes.
- Quote. Wallet integration is custom work, so you get a written quote with milestones before anything starts.
- Build on your development environment. Your team builds the five endpoints; we connect poker to them using staging keys.
- Test. A dedicated test engineer checks sessions, buy-ins, add-ons, stand-ups, leaves and failure cases.
- Go live. We switch to production keys and launch, with near-24/7 technical support from then on.
Prefer a standalone poker site instead? See white label poker software.
Cost
What does a seamless wallet integration cost?
Wallet integration is custom work, quoted after a call. You can pay in milestones, and the cost is recovered through adjustments against 50% of our 10% share of rake and tournament fees. No hidden terms 🙂
The poker platform itself
- No setup fee
- $1,000 a month plus 10% of rake and tournament fees, with the first three months paid in advance
- Hosting, updates and near-24/7 technical support included
See pricing for the full terms.
Questions
Seamless wallet integration FAQ
What is a poker seamless wallet integration?
It connects poker to your existing casino or gaming platform so players use the account and balance they already have. There is no second sign-up and no transfer between wallets: chips are taken from your wallet when a player sits down and returned when they leave.
Who holds the players’ money?
Your wallet stays the source of truth for every balance. Creatiosoft asks your platform to debit chips for a buy-in or add-on and credits the remaining chips back when the player stands up or leaves. Only the chips in play sit on the poker table.
What does my team need to build?
A small set of endpoints on your platform: debit, credit, balance, and two notifications for when a player joins or leaves a table. We share the full API document, staging and production keys, and example requests during onboarding.
How do players open poker on my site?
Your backend requests a player session from our platform and gets back a secure game link. You open it in an iframe on your website or a webview in your app, and the player lands in the poker lobby already signed in.
What happens if my wallet doesn’t respond?
If a buy-in can’t be confirmed, the player isn’t seated and no chips move. If a credit fails when a player leaves, the player still leaves the table, and our platform retries the credit automatically. After the agreed number of retries, the transaction is flagged for manual settlement, and every call is logged for reconciliation.
How is the integration secured?
Each side gives the other its own API key during onboarding, with separate keys for staging and production. Keys are never sent in links. Player sessions expire after the time you set, and logging out of your platform ends the poker session.
Do we get hand histories for our own reports?
Yes. After every hand, the full hand history, including actions, board cards, pot, rake and winners, is written to secure storage your team can read for dashboards and reporting. No extra API is needed for it.
Do I still need my own KYC and payment providers?
Yes. Your platform keeps handling sign-up, KYC, deposits and withdrawals as it does today. Poker uses the verified players and the balances you already manage.
How long does a seamless wallet integration take?
It depends on your platform and your team’s availability. We integrate on your development environment first, and a dedicated test engineer checks every flow before anything reaches production. We agree the timeline on a call.
Can a sportsbook or lottery platform add poker this way?
Yes. The integration works the same way for a sportsbook, a lottery platform or a casino: your platform keeps the account, KYC and wallet, and poker becomes another product in your lobby. Poker buy-ins and cash-outs are recorded in the same ledger as your other products.
How much does it cost?
Wallet integration is custom work, so we quote it after a call. You can pay in milestones, and the cost is recovered through adjustments against 50% of our 10% share of rake and tournament fees. The platform itself has no setup fee: $1,000 a month plus 10% of rake and tournament fees. No hidden terms 🙂
Last updated 4 November 2026 · Technology · Company facts
