VeliGames signs 17 game providers in record quarter, lifting catalogue past 45,000 titles
Game aggregator VeliGames, part of VeliTech, says it signed 17 providers in a single quarter, its best result so far. Yggdrasil and Galaxsys are among the additions, which take its catalogue beyond 45,000 titles.
GamblingSource: European Gaming
VeliGames, the game aggregation platform run by VeliTech, announced on 5 November 2026 that it had added 17 game providers in one quarter. The company describes this as its highest quarterly total to date, and says its catalogue now exceeds 45,000 titles.
The new partners include Yggdrasil, Galaxsys, the live casino studio Imagine Live and Digitain's virtual sports product. Also on the list are Wicked Games, AvatarUX, Ebaka Games, Happy Duck, Toucan Royale, FUGASO, Live Vegas, Thunderspin, Upgames, Betora Games, PlayEola, Winspinity and The Hood. Separately, Imagine Live signed Microgame in October as its first Italian aggregator, as part of its expansion in Europe.
The latest intake follows an earlier round in April, when VeliGames brought on 10 studios, among them Amigo Gaming, Playnetic and FA CHAI Gaming. The new quarter therefore delivered seven more providers than that round. VeliTech's aggregator product page still shows more than 35,000 games from over 160 providers, while the new announcement puts the total above 45,000.
Operators reach all of the content through a single API integration, which spares them from building and maintaining a separate connection for every supplier. Revaz Janelidze, Operations Lead at VeliGames, said a larger catalogue only matters if it gives operators real value, adding that the company is selective about what each provider contributes, from standout mechanics to content that appeals to different player audiences.
CEO Irakli Kakhidze said the company's clients are ambitious about growth and the platform must keep pace with that. In his words, each new partnership strengthens their competitive edge and helps them scale faster.
VeliGames is aimed mainly at operators in Asia, Africa and Latin America, and combines its content with infrastructure and pricing adapted to each region. Besides the game library, the platform offers wallet options, an agent reselling module, and reporting, gamification and player engagement tools. The company says these tools help operators convert a wider choice of games into better player retention.
Based on reporting by European Gaming.