FAQ
Questions operators actually ask.
Packages, pricing, licensing assistance, payments, aggregation and how to see the software.
Software that lets an operator launch and run a branded online casino. Casino, content, payments and operator tools are capabilities of that platform — not separate products.
Hosted Platform — BetJunction hosts it. Turnkey Launch — hosted platform plus Anjouan Gaming License onboarding assistance (most popular). Source Licence — you licence the source and host it yourself.
Hosted Platform: €1,000 setup, then €500 per month. Turnkey Launch: €4,000 setup, then €2,000 per month. Source Licence: €8,500 one-off.
Not with Hosted Platform or Source Licence. Turnkey Launch includes Anjouan onboarding assistance; BetJunction does not issue or hold the licence. Approval is decided by the licensing authority. The operator remains legally responsible.
Hosted Platform and Turnkey Launch include one payment-provider integration. The provider must still accept the business. Third-party processing charges remain with the provider.
There is no guaranteed calendar. Timing depends on licensing, payment-provider approval, third-party access and client-ready brand assets.
Yes. Source Licence is a one-off €8,500 purchase. You host, deploy and own the operating roadmap. Exact repositories are confirmed with qualified buyers.
Request a demo. The walkthrough covers the player journey, casino lobby, wallet and payments, promotional tools, operator workflow, and launch scope.
Yes. Standalone Anjouan onboarding assistance is €2,500 setup and €1,200 per month, for operators that already have a suitable platform. Approval is not guaranteed.
Optional BPO operational support is €1,770 per month: four agents, 24/7, live chat, email and help desk. It is separate from platform technical support.
Yes, through approved payment-provider integrations. BetJunction does not custody player funds.
Studios arrive through one aggregator. Which titles can go live depends on the operator’s licence and the studio’s commercial terms — not a count of direct APIs.
No. Operators should obtain independent legal advice for their intended markets.
Commercial invoices may be settled by international bank transfer, SWIFT, USDT or USDC. Banking and transaction charges remain the client’s responsibility.