Source Code Lab

Source Code Lab, founded in 2017, is an India-based iGaming software company specializing in turnkey casino platforms, sportsbooks, and custom game development. They claim 250+ projects delivered across 50+ countries over 7+ years. The company positions itself as a platform provider for operators launching their own branded casinos and betting services, with stated integrations covering 5,000+ games, 350+ live tables, and support for 30+ cryptocurrencies. Their primary offering is white-label and custom-built platforms rather than consulting or staff augmentation.

Services and capabilities

Source Code Lab's main product categories are turnkey platforms, white-label solutions, and API integrations. On the casino side, they offer pre-built systems with integrated payment gateways (50+ global and local options, plus crypto wallets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT), bonus engines, affiliate systems, player account management, and back-office dashboards. Games come via aggregation partnerships—they mention Evolution, Pragmatic Play, and Ezugi as live dealer providers. For sports betting, they provide pre-match and live betting platforms with real-time odds, risk management tools, and data feeds; they also offer separate fantasy sports modules.

Their crypto offering adds blockchain integration with provably fair games, smart contracts, and Web3 wallet login. They advertise custom game development using Unity and Unreal Engine, though specifics on scope (mobile, web, console) are vague. Gamification services (leaderboards, badges, skill-based mechanics) and an "AI agent" system for multi-level SaaS partner management are mentioned but not detailed beyond feature lists.

Development timelines stated in their FAQs: white-label casino launch in 2–4 weeks; custom casino from scratch takes 3–6 months. Basic platforms reportedly deliverable in 3–4 months, complex solutions in 6–12 months. They claim delivery times can be reduced by up to 50% through structured workflows.

Support model includes 24/7 technical assistance, server monitoring, bug fixes, and game updates post-launch. Payment gateway coverage includes credit cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, and major cryptocurrencies. Platforms support multi-currency transactions (USD, INR, EUR) and multi-language interfaces.

How they work

Engagement model not explicitly stated in the source, though white-label and turnkey descriptions suggest fixed-scope, fixed-price implementations rather than T&M or long-term augmentation. They offer options including full source code ownership for custom and turnkey packages. Licensing and regulatory guidance are provided, though they do not issue licenses directly; they claim to help operators acquire licenses from Curacao, Malta, Anjouan, or Kahnawake. Development uses agile methodologies with flexible adaptation to requirements. Pricing is described as "competitive" and "budget-friendly" but no rates or ranges are disclosed.

Team and credentials

Team size and leadership names are not provided in the source material. The company claims "technical skills" in cutting-edge technologies but does not list certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance, etc.). They participated in SBC Summit Tbilisi in October 2025. No third-party ratings (Clutch, G2, etc.) or partner badges (AWS, Google Cloud, Shopify Plus) appear in the source. Languages or English proficiency are not mentioned.

Notable work

No specific client names or case studies are provided. The source mentions collaboration with "individuals, startups, game studios, sports clubs, and Fortune 500 companies" but names none. Project counts (250+ delivered, 50+ countries) are cited but without examples, outcomes, or measurable results.

Caveats: The website displays placeholder statistics ("0 Overall Projects," "0 Years of Experience," "0 Skilled Professionals," "0 Countries Served") on the home page, contradicting the 250+ projects and 7+ years claimed elsewhere. The source material is heavy on feature lists and marketing language ("cutting-edge," "world-class," "immersive") and sparse on hard credentials, team data, or verifiable outcomes. The "bespoke AI agent" is mentioned repeatedly but never explained. Regulatory compliance support is vague—they guide operators but do not hold licenses themselves.