Marketing supplier hacked
Fast Track, a CRM supplier used by many casinos, was breached. Player names, addresses, transaction histories and identity documents were exposed.
Security
Your players stay yours. No supplier in the middle.
Most breaches in this industry happen at a supplier that holds a copy of the player list. Here there is no such supplier: your casino runs on its own, and its data is yours.
Most casinos hand their player list to a marketing or platform supplier. When that supplier is hacked, it is their players exposed and their brand blamed. With BTX there is no supplier in the middle: your casino runs on its own, and its data is yours.
- Built by engineers from big tech: fast, reliable, secure.
- Your casino runs on its own, not shared with other brands.
- Every back office action is recorded, with who did it and why.
- Two-step login for players and staff.
400%
rise in cyber attacks on casino operators, February to September 2025.
Platform supplier hacked
The Mill Adventure exposed data of up to 800,000 players through an unprotected interface, and drew a formal warning from the regulator.
Sources: Continent 8 Technologies, September 2025. Fast Track security update, October 2025. Reporting by next.io and iGaming Business on the Merkur incident, March 2025.
What that means in practice.
- Your data belongs to you
- Every player and business record in one place that belongs to you, exportable whenever you want. Your casino runs separately from every other brand, each staff role sees only what it needs, every back office action is recorded with who did it and why, players get two-step login, and the in-house games are provably fair.
- Player accounts and identity checks
- Sign-up with email, Google, X, Discord or a crypto wallet, two-step login, and identity verification in stages so casual players are not scared off.
- Back office
- Dashboard, reports, player management, identity check queue, campaign builder, game catalogue, treasury, content management, staff roles and a full audit trail.
If we part ways,you keep everything.
- A full export of players, balances and history, in standard formats.
- Every business record with it: bonuses, affiliate statements, support conversations.
- A transition period agreed in advance, so nothing stops abruptly.
- Gone in-house? The code is already yours to run, and there is nothing to hand back.
Questions on dataand what happens if we part ways.
Who owns the player data?
You do. Players, balances, history and every business record sit in your casino, not with a marketing or platform supplier, and you can export them whenever you want.
What happens if we part ways?
You keep your players and your data. We hand over a full export in standard formats, and we agree a transition period so nothing stops abruptly.
How does the AI assistant handle our money and our players?
It reads your own figures and never invents them. Players appear to it only as aliases, never by name or email, and every change it prepares is a card your team confirms. Money and account actions stay off until you switch them on, and each one needs a typed check and a reason, both kept in the audit log. You set a monthly spending cap and can see usage at any time.
See it runningbefore you decide.
What happens after you book
- 1Pick a time in the calendarWhichever slot suits you. The invite lands in your calendar.
- 2A 30-minute call with a live demoThe player site, the back office and the cashier, running live, with your questions answered as we go.
- 3A written proposalThe scope and the timeline in writing, usually within a week.