Crypto Currencies, Supported Slots: 12 Providers Building Games for Blockchain Casinos
You add a new provider, wait weeks for integration, and then find its games barely move in your crypto lobby. The content was built for a different audience, the currency setup needed workarounds, or the studio ships so rarely that its titles go stale before players notice them. For a blockchain casino, picking slot providers by brand recognition alone is an easy way to waste a quarter.
This list is meant to shorten that process. Below are 12 providers whose games suit crypto casinos for different reasons, from multicurrency support and provably fair checks to stream-ready content and single-integration portfolios. Maxxi Labs comes first because it gives you six studios through one connection, and every entry tells you plainly what each provider is good at.
What to Check Before You Integrate
Start with how the games reach you. Some providers connect directly, others arrive through an aggregator, and a few bundle several studios behind one integration. Fewer connections mean less engineering time for your team.
Next, ask about currencies. Many studios don't spell out which cryptocurrencies they support in public material, because the casino's wallet usually handles payments. If a studio lists its currency coverage, that's useful; if it doesn't, ask your aggregator before you commit.
Check fairness features too. Provably fair games let players verify results with cryptographic data, and crypto audiences often look for them. Only some studios offer this, and often only on selected titles.
Look at release pace. If you run weekly promotions around new games, you need a provider that ships often. If you curate a smaller lobby, a slower studio with bigger hits may serve you better.
Finally, request licence and certification documents early. Disclosure varies a lot between these providers, and gaps are easier to resolve before contracts than after launch.
1) Maxxi Labs
Maxxi Labs supports 40+ currencies across a catalogue of 100+ games, and you reach all of it through a single integration. That catalogue comes from six independent studios in a decentralised collective, so one connection gives you high-volatility slots, Cluster Pays games, cash-on-grid mechanics and casual titles.
The company says its games run at 1000+ active operator brands, and Stake was the first partner it named publicly, going live in September 2026. You also get free demos for every game on a public page, which makes internal review simple before you sign anything.
- One integration covering six studios, from Gacha and Red Papaya to Bad Company
- 40+ currencies supported
- Casual games including the crash title AviaX
- Rewards promo suite with five tools
- Support at any hour, plus a Customer Hub portal
Pricing: Commercial terms are not published; the Rewards suite comes with no added development work and no added cost, according to the company.
2) Evoplay
Evoplay gives you slots, table games and instant games in one portfolio, which helps if your crypto lobby mixes formats. The company says its Spinential engine loads games 10x faster, a point that matters when most of your players are on phones.
In May 2026 it restructured into a multi-studio production ecosystem to raise output and speed up localisation. It also won Slots Provider of the Year at two 2025 award events, the iGaming Awards LATAM and the AffPapa Awards. Crypto-specific features aren't described publicly, so check currency handling with your aggregator.
- Slots, table and instant games
- Spinential game engine
- Lottery vertical
- GLI certification for Lithuania
Pricing: Not published.
3) Clawbuster
If you want content that looks different from the rest of your lobby, Clawbuster builds slots around an arcade claw machine. Its Claw Feature grabs random multipliers, and a Progressive Multiplier grows on each losing spin.
The games are already live at Stake, so you know they work in a crypto environment. You can reach them through QTech Games, Hub88 or SOFTSWISS, and the catalogue runs to about 70 games, including Hold and Win titles like 4 Bao Panda.
- Claw Feature and Progressive Multiplier
- Bonus Bets that raise feature chances
- Plinko games
- GLI certification
Pricing: Not published.
4) Peter & Sons
Peter & Sons suits you if presentation is a priority. Its hand-drawn, story-led slots, such as Barbarossa and Valkyries, stand out visually, and the studio plans at least 24 new slots in 2026.
It is also building FUSE, an RGS network for independent studios. Today you'll most likely reach its games through Relax Gaming, Yggdrasil or GR8 Tech. Its named operators, including BetMGM and BetVictor, sit mainly in regulated markets.
- Hand-drawn video slots
- Scratch cards and instant games
- MiGEA 2024 award winner for new slot development
Pricing: Not published.
5) Print Studios
Print Studios is the pick if your players chase huge maximum wins. A Casinos.com listing shows recent games capping out at 1,000,000x, and Dreadworks won Best New Slot at Kongebonus 2024.
Expect a small, carefully built catalogue of about 30 titles rather than a steady stream of releases. Titles such as Deck of Scurra and 12 Burning Baseballs work well as featured games rather than lobby filler.
- High-volatility slots with deep feature sets
- Distribution via Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet and QTech Games
- GambleAware partnership
Pricing: Not published.
6) Barbara Bang
Barbara Bang hands you promotion tools alongside its games: API free spins, tournaments, jackpots inside the games and buy-in bonuses. A back office with detailed statistics helps you track how those campaigns perform.
SOFTSWISS lists licences in Curaçao and Malta, plus ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification, which is more disclosure than many studios here offer. Its focus is Europe and LatAm, and its themes retell classic stories in titles like Mad Monkey and Dead Bride.
- Video slots and scratch games
- Custom branded games
- Available through SOFTSWISS, QTech Games and NuxGame
Pricing: Not published.
7) Push Gaming
Push Gaming brings recognisable premium slots such as Jammin' Jars, Razor Shark and Big Bamboo. Operator STS Bet calls Jammin' Jars and Razor Shark firm favourites in the streaming community, which is useful context for a crypto audience.
Free spins are built into most titles, and you can integrate directly or through Relax Gaming. Its named partners include 888casino, LeoVegas and Entain, which points to a regulated European base.
- Own integration platform
- Free spins in most games
- Wide list of regulated European operators
Pricing: Not published.
8) Pragmatic Play
Pragmatic Play covers nearly every vertical you might need, from slots and live dealer tables to bingo, virtual sports and sports betting, through one API. Slot output reaches up to five new titles a month, with hits like Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza.
The aggregator Vyking describes it as supporting regulated and crypto-first environments, though that wording comes from the aggregator rather than Pragmatic Play itself. If you already run its content, the alternatives on this list can help you differentiate your lobby.
- Single API for all products
- Drops & Wins promotional network
- Supplier licences in Gibraltar, Greece and the Bahamas
Pricing: Not published.
9) Hacksaw Gaming
Hacksaw Gaming reaches 3,000+ operator brands across 35+ regulated markets, and it says it can onboard an operator in under one day. Its catalogue of about 290 games covers slots, scratchcards and instant-win titles.
The company markets directly to players and streamers to create demand at the operator level. OpenRGS also lets independent studios publish through its network, which is how studios like Bullshark Games and NowNow Gaming reach operators.
- Four in-house releases per month
- 40+ regulatory modules
- BI and data analytics for operators
Pricing: Revenue share on operators' GGR; rates are not published.
10) Relax Gaming
Relax Gaming works as both studio and aggregator. Its Silver Bullet programme brings partner studios such as Print Studios, Peter & Sons and AvatarUX through one platform, while Powered by Relax adds studios built on its technology.
In-house titles include the Money Train series, and Dream Drop network jackpots have produced several winners above EUR 1m. Its regulated footprint includes Sweden, Spain, Ontario and Germany, while crypto features aren't stated.
- Silver Bullet and Powered by Relax programmes
- Dream Drop network jackpots
- Relax Vantage business portal
Pricing: Not published.
11) Nolimit City
Nolimit City builds high-volatility slots around its own mechanics, xWays and xNudge. Titles like Mental and San Quentin have given it a distinct identity among risk-seeking players.
Evolution owns the studio, so you'll typically access it through Evolution's network. Trade press notes that releases are relatively infrequent, and some of its themes have been described as controversial, so review titles against your brand guidelines first.
- xWays and xNudge mechanics
- Some titles appear within Evolution's game show products
- Group licences including MGA and UK
Pricing: Not published.
12) BGaming
BGaming offers Provably Fair verification in selected slots and casual games, such as Aztec Magic Deluxe and Lucky Lady's Clover. The company also lists native crypto currency support, and it describes itself as the world's first provider to support cryptocurrencies and offer provably fair games.
You'll find slots, Plinko, dice, mines and the crash game Aviamasters. Its boilerplate says it is live in 1,600+ online casinos. The studio began under SOFTSWISS before becoming independent in 2018, and it builds branded exclusives with larger operators.
- Provably fair in selected titles
- Branded exclusive games for operators
- Available through the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator
Pricing: Not published.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Slot Providers Support Cryptocurrency?
Support is often handled by the casino's wallet rather than the game, so many studios don't list it. Among the providers here, BGaming states native crypto currency support, and Maxxi Labs lists 40+ currencies. For others, confirm coverage with your aggregator.
What Does Provably Fair Mean for a Slot?
With provably fair games, players can confirm every outcome mathematically instead of relying on trust alone. That gives crypto players a way to verify outcomes for themselves. BGaming offers it on selected titles rather than across its whole catalogue.
Can One Integration Give Me Several Studios?
Yes. Maxxi Labs delivers six studios through a single integration, and Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet and Hacksaw's OpenRGS bring partner studios through their platforms. This cuts the number of technical connections and contracts you manage, and it leaves fewer moving parts to monitor once games go live.
How Often Do These Providers Release New Games?
Pace varies widely. Hacksaw Gaming releases four in-house games a month, Pragmatic Play up to five slots a month, and Maxxi Labs 6+ new releases monthly. Print Studios and Nolimit City release far less often.
Do Crypto Casinos Need Licensed Game Providers?
That depends on where your casino operates and the rules that apply there. Disclosure among these providers varies: some list named licences and certifications, while others publish none. Ask for documents early in negotiations. Barbara Bang, for example, has Curaçao and Malta licences listed by SOFTSWISS, while several younger studios publish no licence details at all.
Are Crash and Casual Games Worth Adding Next to Slots?
Many crypto lobbies now include them. BGaming offers Plinko, dice, mines and Aviamasters, and Clawbuster adds Plinko titles. They give players a faster alternative to a full slot session. Maxxi Labs also pairs its slots with casual titles such as AviaX, Clucking Rush and Cash Panda, so you can add both formats through one connection.