Lucky Coin has entered the crypto casino market with a platform built around visible bankrolls backed by on-chain transaction records and community-driven features, putting DeGaming’s blockchain-native infrastructure to work in a live casino environment.
The launch gives DeGaming another opportunity to demonstrate its approach to a persistent concern in crypto gambling, where players often have limited independent visibility into operators’ funds and payment activity. Founded in 2023, the Stockholm-based supplier launched its Web3 iGaming platform in May 2025 and secured €3.5 million in equity funding from XVC Tech. Ulle Skottling, formerly an executive at Videoslots, NetEnt and RAW iGaming, leads the company as CEO.
The new casino uses DeGaming’s Bankroll-as-a-Service and Glass Vault technology to make financial activity more visible to players. Funds are held in observable blockchain addresses, while transactions involving deposits, withdrawals, bets and wins can be independently checked on-chain. Operators may facilitate player payments without having to supply the necessary funds thanks to DeGaming’s bankroll architecture. Its Glass Vault solution expands financial insight beyond operator-controlled reporting by adding a record of platform activities.
Lucky Coin has made this transparency part of its player-facing experience through a live bankroll header. The casino also features a leaderboard, live chat and a selection of original games, giving players community and competitive elements alongside its blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
DeGaming launched its platform as an alternative to conventional iGaming systems that depend heavily on operator reporting and established payment processes. Its wider offering combines game access, player account management and reporting within a blockchain-native engine, supporting both casino and sportsbook deployments.
The company says its technology gives access to over 6,000 games from more than 200 providers, with support for both crypto and fiat payments and automated payouts. Operators can use the same verification and payout system across web, mobile, and Telegram Mini Apps. Lucky Coin’s customizable API lets the operator build its own platform instead of using a standard white-label setup. This partnership shows how DeGaming’s system can support a unique casino brand while keeping its main on-chain features.
DeGaming CEO Ulle Skottling said the partnership shows how operators can mix transparent financial systems with a custom player experience. A Lucky Coin co-founder also pointed to the visible hot wallet, live bankroll, and customization as key parts of the casino’s approach. Lucky Coin advertises instant withdrawals, rewards, and high return-to-player rates, but these depend on how the platform performs and the game terms. Visible transactions help with transparency, but they don’t prove every game is fair or that withdrawals will always be instant.
This launch gives DeGaming a real-world example of its Web3 model in action. Lasting player trust will depend on whether Lucky Coin keeps its promises over time.
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