Tell us whether you are replacing a platform, adding a product or building a new player experience. That choice determines which documentation and test environment you need.
Request the material relevant to your architecture
| Project | Material to review |
|---|---|
| Casino integration | Casino API, wallet ownership, game sessions and transaction recovery |
| Sportsbook integration | Sports betting API, bet acceptance, settlement and correction events |
| Payment integration | Payment gateway, callbacks, reconciliation and exception handling |
| New front end | Authentication, available endpoints, localization and supported account states |
| Platform migration | Data dictionaries, export formats, mappings and reconciliation rules |
Documentation availability and access conditions depend on the proposed component and supplier. Request the current version and a description of what the demonstration or sandbox includes before treating it as evidence of the production configuration.
Turn documentation into a testable agreement
An endpoint list does not show how two systems recover from an interrupted transaction. Include a transaction identifier, expected state and responsible system in each acceptance scenario.
For example, if a wallet debit succeeds but the caller times out, the retry must be assessed against the original transaction. A useful test checks the final balance and both systems' records. It should establish whether the retry returns the earlier result, creates a new action or requires manual reconciliation.
The project specification should also cover version changes, deprecation notice, rate limits, support access and ownership of integration code. These are scope questions to resolve for your configuration, rather than capabilities implied by the presence of an API.
Plan the handoff
Record which team receives administrative access, runbooks, configuration records and test results. Identify the owner of each production dependency and the route for escalating a failed transaction or release.
Request a technical discussion with your current architecture, target integration and preferred interface model. For operational evidence, see security and reliability.