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CONNECT THE SPORTSBOOK TO YOUR STACK
Your sportsbook has to work with the player account, wallet, frontend, and provider systems already in place. We connect those touchpoints using the interfaces available from the selected sportsbook or virtual sports provider, while keeping each system’s responsibility clear.
ONE BALANCE ACROSS CASINO AND SPORTSBOOK
Players should not have to transfer funds between a casino balance and a separate sportsbook balance. We connect the sportsbook to the existing player-account and wallet layer so betting activity uses the same available funds.
At bet placement, the connected flow validates the session and balance before sending the stake debit to the central wallet. Winnings, cashouts, and refunds return through the corresponding credit path.
Idempotency, rollback handling, and reconciliation help keep both sides aligned when callbacks repeat, an event is cancelled, or a financial transaction needs to be reversed.

CHOOSE THE INTEGRATION PATH YOUR ROADMAP NEEDS
The right setup depends on the provider, the level of frontend control you need, and the type of betting vertical being added. We support embedded and headless delivery for real-world sportsbooks as well as virtual sports providers.
ADD SPORTSBOOK WITHOUT REPLACING YOUR CORE STACK
Sportsbook connectivity is fitted to the player-account, wallet, and platform systems you already operate. That keeps the project focused on the new betting vertical instead of turning it into a wider platform replacement.
Yes. The work focuses on connecting the selected sportsbook or virtual sports provider to the systems you already operate, including the player account, wallet, frontend, and required transaction flows. A full platform rebuild is not part of the sportsbook integration service.
A turnkey iFrame or web-component integration typically takes 2 to 3 weeks. A headless API integration with a custom frontend typically takes 3 to 5 weeks. Provider access, PAM and wallet readiness, frontend scope, testing, and available technical documentation can affect the final schedule.
Pricing is scoped to the work required for your platform. The main variables are PAM and wallet readiness, the selected provider, iFrame versus headless delivery, frontend customization, required sportsbook or virtual sports flows, testing, and any reconciliation or migration work needed before launch.
Use a turnkey iFrame or web component when faster deployment and a provider-managed interface are the priority. Choose headless API integration when your team needs to control the sportsbook frontend and consume provider data and actions through REST or WebSocket connections.
The approach is provider-agnostic. We can work with sportsbook providers, virtual sports engines, aggregators, or proprietary feeds that expose the API, feed, webhook, or embedded component needed for the project. Final scope depends on the provider documentation, access model, and supported transaction flows.
The sportsbook uses the operator’s central player balance instead of requiring a separate wallet transfer. The connected flow validates the session and balance, sends stake debits to the wallet, and returns winnings, cashouts, or refunds through the matching credit path. Idempotency and reconciliation help prevent duplicate or drifting transactions.
The sportsbook provider can remain responsible for odds compiling, market states, trading, liability controls, and event outcome data. Red Apple connects those provider outputs to the operator platform, handles the agreed wager-validation and transaction flow, processes result callbacks, and connects settlement actions to the wallet and ledger.
We can start with your current platform architecture, PAM and wallet setup, preferred sportsbook or virtual sports provider, available API or iFrame documentation, and intended frontend model. If some decisions are still open, the first step is to map the existing stack and identify the most suitable integration path.
Tell us where the project stands today. We'll start there.