Kanggiten's platform comes from more than 10 years of running B2C casino and sportsbook operations directly. Rather than assembling third-party components, the company built its own stack around the problems its team kept solving as operators. The result is a modular ecosystem that currently supports over 50 active brands across Europe, Latin America, CIS, Africa, and Asia.
At iGB L!VE, the team's conversations will focus on two areas where operators tend to lose momentum. First is conversion: what actually breaks in the registration-to-deposit funnel and how platform design either fixes or worsens the problem. Second is speed. Launching a new brand or entering a new GEO should take days or weeks. For many operators, it still takes months.
Viktor Cherkas, CEO at Kanggiten, said: "Mid-year is when operators look at what's actually working. We're coming to iGB L!VE for practical conversations. How fast can your platform get a new brand live? How much of your player journey can you adjust without rewriting code? Those questions tell you quickly whether a platform is helping the business grow or getting in the way."
Much of what Kanggiten's operators handle day to day runs through the back office without dev involvement. That includes bonus configuration, payment routing, registration flows, and CRM segmentation. A/B testing and gamification sit inside the same environment, so retention experiments don't require a separate toolset or a development sprint to get live.
The company reports retention rates of up to 39% and registration-to-deposit conversion of up to 70%, though both figures depend heavily on traffic quality, GEO, and how well the onboarding and bonus setup match the audience.
Operators, affiliates, and investment teams at iGB L!VE can contact Kanggiten directly to schedule a meeting during the event.
Kanggiten is a B2B iGaming technology ecosystem for launching and scaling online casino and sportsbook businesses.
