Atlaslive has moved to strengthen its offer for Latin American operators by signing a partnership with Brazilian games developer Hypetech.
The deal means that Hypetech’s games portfolio, which includes Wall Street Bull, Double Vegas and Aviador, will now be available to operators via the igaming platform provider.
Welcoming the agreement, Atlaslive COO Lidiia Vakulenko said: “Partnering with Hypetech allows us to continue expanding our platform’s diverse offerings, providing operators with even more entertainment options that excite players.
“This partnership is a prime example of how Atlaslive’s market-specific approach, built on deep data analysis and regulatory understanding, helps our partners achieve success in dynamic regions like Latin America.”
In addition to the games, the deal will see Hypetech tools such as Free Bets, Free Spins Rain and Live Broadcasts made available to Atlaslive’s operator partners.
Hypetech CEO João Pedro Coelho predicted the deal would be transformative for the developer, as it would make its products available to a host of operators in regulated markets.
“Our integration with Atlaslive allows us to expand our reach and continue delivering innovative solutions,” he said. “This partnership is a major step in enhancing our services, benefiting our partners and players across Latin America.”
The deal builds on Atlaslive’s existing plans in Latin America, where it has identified Argentina and Brazil as target growth markets for 2025.
A key part of its strategy for the region is the achievement of the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 information security management system standard, which CEO Maxim Slobodyanyuk believes will be crucial to meeting the compliance standards of the new Brazilian regulated market.
“This achievement strengthens our position in the igaming sector, showing that innovation and security go hand in hand,” he said after the certification was received.
“As demand for our adaptable technology continues to grow, we remain committed to providing solutions that uphold the highest standards of data security and reliability.”
