Tequity joins Hub88 aggregator platform to accelerate operator access to Originals and Crypto Trading games

Tequity, the up-and-coming iGaming software pioneer, has successfully onboarded its content portfolio to Hub88’s gaming aggregator, creating a streamlined integration route for operator partners worldwide.

The agreement allows Hub88’s extensive network of operators to bolster and differentiate their lobbies with Tequity’s high-performance titles via a single API, ensuring that operators can quickly release content to the market.

Through the partnership, Hub88 clients can now access Tequity’s Originals portfolio of 17 fast, streamer-friendly, and fully customisable house games, alongside the new Crypto Trading games range designed to bring crypto market-style gameplay into the casino lobby.

Additionally, the onboarding includes Tequity’s Publishing vertical, with Mirror Image Gaming’s Royal Drop the first third-party title available via Hub88 distribution.

The deal offers Hub88’s operator partners a broader content mix with strong advantages in brand control and delivery confidence. Operators can utilise extensive customisation options across look, feel, and UI treatments, supported by an engineering-led infrastructure built for global performance and scale.

The latest collaboration reinforces Tequity’s position as the go-to partner for studios and operators prioritising speed and technical stability

Dominic Sawyer, VP Growth at Tequity, said: “Hub88 is a strong distribution partner for operators and studios building for scale. This onboarding makes it easier for Hub88’s operator clients to access Tequity content across Originals, Crypto Trading games, and Publishing. We are launching with a clear focus on fast rollout and brand control, with a number of partners scheduled to onboard over the coming weeks.”

Ollie Castleman, Managing Director of Hub88, said: “We are pleased to onboard Tequity to Hub88. Their combination of Originals, new Crypto Trading titles, and Publishing content gives our operator partners more choice in differentiated games, supported by a streamlined route to launch.”