iGaming Platform ushers in new era with fresh new brand
Founded in 2016, iGP offers the latest in cutting-edge technology and unparalleled expertise, allowing operators to launch their business quickly and efficiently. In the seven years the company has been in operation, it has helped to establish more than 40 casinos and partnered with over 100 leading game providers.
As part of its bold and ambitious rebrand, iGP has revealed a sleek new identity and launched a highly functional website, marking a significant milestone in the company’s evolution. The branding looks to encapsulate iGP’s core values of innovation, customer centricity, integrity, excellence and empowerment.
This comes as the company prepares to unveil a suite of exciting new products and services for its customers, including an enhanced back office. This further demonstrates iGP’s commitment to delivering an unparalleled gaming experience and cutting-edge B2B solutions, including its platform, white label, turnkey and crypto casino solutions, as well as a new sportsbook offering.
Having led the transformation of the company over the course of the last year, Matthew Calascione, chief operations officer at iGaming Platform, said: “Our dedicated team working behind the scenes at iGaming Platform has worked relentlessly to ensure a seamless and successful rebrand, truly embodying the spirit of the new generation iGP.”
“We take immense pride in presenting our true identity and the remarkable talent, products and services available at iGP. This rebrand marks the start of an exciting journey as we gear up for a series of industry-leading events in the coming months, commencing with SBC Summit Barcelona in September.”
Giovanni Paticchio, CEO of iGaming Platform, added: “Over the last few months, iGaming Platform has gone through a series of positive and forward-thinking changes in all areas of the business.
“We will continue to strive for greatness and seize every opportunity that comes our way in a bid to empower operators to achieve unprecedented success.”