
Kanggiten partnered with Endorphina to add its portfolio of more than 200 slots to a platform offering over 20,000 games from 200 providers. Endorphina brings GLI testing, a Malta Type 1 B2B licence and ISO 27001 certification. The deal supports operators managing content by market.
SCCG Take — The integration reinforces curated compliance-focused aggregation as a practical route for operators to deploy proven mechanics without added technical overhead.
Kanggiten has entered a content partnership with Endorphina. The Malta-licensed slot developer now joins the providers available through Kanggiten's modular aggregation ecosystem, as reported by G3 Newswire. Operators gain access to an established studio's portfolio via a single integration.
Endorphina has developed online slots since 2012 and holds a portfolio of more than 200 games. Its titles include classic risk-game slots, Hold and Win bonus mechanics, collector features and jackpot formats. The games are tested by accredited laboratories including GLI.
Endorphina maintains a Type 1 B2B licence from the Malta Gaming Authority and ISO/IEC 27001 certification for information security. It supplies operators and aggregators across regulated markets.
Kanggiten offers more than 20,000 games from over 200 providers through one integration. Operators control content availability by country and currency from the back office, shaping lobbies to fit target markets and player segments.
Viktor Cherkas, CEO of Kanggiten, said: “Content partnerships only work when the studio and the platform both take compliance and stability seriously. Endorphina has a long record on both. Its slots cover formats that players come back to, from classic risk games to jackpot mechanics, which makes it a useful addition for operators building their lobbies market by market.”
Artyom Moskvin, COO at Endorphina, said: “We’re pleased to partner with Kanggiten and make Endorphina’s games available to more operators through its aggregation platform. We believe that a strong content portfolio is built on a combination of engaging gameplay, reliable technology, and a clear understanding of what operators need. This partnership is another step towards making our games accessible to a wider audience of players.”
The agreement fits Kanggiten's approach of treating aggregation as a selection discipline. Market availability of individual titles remains subject to the certification and licensing requirements of each jurisdiction.
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