iMoon is primarily an iGaming software developer and game provider delivering cutting-edge fast games and casino software solutions.
iMoon is primarily an iGaming software developer and game provider delivering cutting-edge fast games and casino software solutions.
Their most successful products include Crash Royale (a high-RTP crash game), Jogo Do Bicho (a digital lottery game popular in Brazil), TradeBlazer (a stock-market-style trading game), and a series of Crash-themed games such as Crash 3DX, Blood Burst, Crash Witch, and Crash Ghostly. They also offer a Tournament Engine for player competition.
The company was founded in 2021, making it a relatively new but rapidly growing player in the iGaming industry.
The official company website is https://www.imoon.com.
Contact details are typically available via their official website; general inquiries may be directed through their online contact forms or through business email channels listed on the site. Office address is Dr. H. Fergusonweg 1, Willemstad, Curaçao, as registered. Phone numbers and specific emails are not publicly disclosed but can be requested via the website.
Specific founder names are not publicly detailed; iMoon B.V. operates privately with ownership registered under Curaçao jurisdiction. The leadership team includes industry veterans guiding strategic growth.
iMoon is headquartered in Curaçao, registered under the Commercial Register of Curaçao. It also maintains an office presence in Silema, Malta.
Primary office locations are Curaçao (Willemstad) and Silema, Malta, with some operational presence linked to these key gambling jurisdictions.
iMoon operates as a privately-held company under iMoon B.V. There is no public data on subsidiaries or affiliated companies, reflecting a lean corporate structure typical of focused iGaming tech firms.
iMoon is privately held. There is no indication it is publicly traded.
There are no publicly available or verified reports on iMoon’s market valuation or capitalization, given it is a private company in the early growth stage.
Public information names Anna Lalina as Director of Partnerships. Other executive and management details are limited but include industry experienced leadership managing partnerships and product innovation.
iMoon employs between 11 to 50 staff members, reflecting a small to medium-sized specialized team common in emerging iGaming providers.
No verified public financial data or annual revenue figures are available for iMoon, typical for many privately held iGaming startups.
Revenue is primarily generated from licensing of gaming software solutions including fast games, tournament systems, back office, API integrations, and custom development services for operators.
There is no publicly disclosed revenue segmentation; however, fast crash games and tournament platforms likely constitute the majority, alongside backend solutions and API services.
Founded in 2021, iMoon’s growth trajectory shows rapid expansion evidenced by partnerships, licensing in multiple jurisdictions, and increased game portfolio, but exact growth rates are not publicly disclosed.
The company plans geographic and licensing expansion into new regulated markets such as Portugal, Spain, and potentially the UK, alongside adding new game titles and enhancing platform capabilities.
iMoon holds licenses from Malta Gaming Authority, Romania National Gambling Office, and Curaçao. Upcoming licenses include the UK Gambling Commission.
Licensed to operate in Malta, Romania, Curaçao, with plans for UK, Portugal, and Spain.
Their operations are overseen by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), Curaçao Gaming Control Board, Romania National Gambling Office, and pending UK Gambling Commission authorization.
iMoon is in the process of acquiring UK Gambling Commission licensing and expanding regulatory approvals in Portugal and Spain.
iMoon maintains certifications from iTech Labs, BMM Testlabs, and Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), focusing on RNG and game fairness adherence.
There are no publicly known regulatory sanctions or penalties against iMoon.
iMoon implements responsible gambling policies including player behavior analysis via AI, risk management tools, and jurisdiction tracking to comply with local regulations and promote player protection.
Certified Random Number Generators (RNGs), cryptographic provably fair technology, and independent lab testing ensure fairness and transparency. Real-time monitoring supports player protection.
Industry-standard AML compliance procedures include KYC verification, transaction monitoring, and adherence to regulatory AML frameworks typical in licensed iGaming providers.
iMoon supports KYC compliance through backend integrations aiding operators in client verification processes according to jurisdictional mandates.
Games are certified by recognized labs including BMM Testlabs and GLI, ensuring compliance with industry standards for game fairness and integrity.
iMoon’s RNGs hold certification from iTech Labs and related authorized testing bodies for randomness and fairness.
iMoon complies with GDPR and other relevant data protection regulations, implementing measures to secure player and operator data privacy.
They provide comprehensive audit trails and compliance reporting integrated in their back office systems to support operator regulatory requirements.
Regular auditing cycles by third-party test labs are standard, with updates audited annually or upon new releases to ensure continued compliance and fairness.
As an emerging provider founded in 2021, iMoon holds a growing but currently niche market share, particularly notable within fast games and crash game segments.
Key competitors include established crash game and fast game providers such as Spribe, SmartSoft Gaming, and Hacksaw Gaming.
iMoon’s advantages lie in its highly optimized lightweight games, AI-driven player analytics, rapid development cycles, and robust back office with flexible API integrations.
Strong presence in regulated European markets like Malta and Romania, Caribbean jurisdictions (Curaçao), and emerging markets including Brazil via Jogo Do Bicho.
iMoon is regarded as a creative, reliable, and innovative provider with user-friendly games and solid operator support, rapidly gaining a positive reputation.
There are no major publicly recorded industry awards yet, reflecting its recent establishment and growth phase.
Pricing details are not publicly available; however, iMoon positions itself competitively, focusing on flexible integration and value-added services to attract operators.
Unique selling points include fast lightweight games playable anywhere, AI-powered player profiling, robust back office, and high-RTP, provably fair crash game variants like Crash Royale.
Strategic partnership with SoftGamings enhances operator access via unified API integration and distribution across multiple markets.
Positioned as an innovative fast games specialist focused on combining engaging gameplay with technological reliability and operator-centric solutions.
Strengths include rapid innovation, niche specialization in crash games, and strong compliance; weaknesses may include smaller market footprint and brand recognition compared to larger incumbents.
iMoon leverages trends toward fast, mobile-friendly games, tournament-based engagement, provably fair technology, and global multi-jurisdiction compliance.
iMoon maintains licensing in multiple jurisdictions and pursues new regulatory certifications, demonstrating agility in compliance and regulatory adaptation.
Since 2021, iMoon has innovated with new game modes in crash games, AI-driven back office systems, and rapid new game development pipelines.
The company is noted for swift integration processes and rapid development cycles to meet operator demands and market shifts quickly.
Exact number is undisclosed, but the provider is integrated with multiple operators via platforms like SoftGamings and is expanding client base globally.
Major partners include SoftGamings and operators in regulated markets such as Malta, Romania, and Curaçao; 1xBet features iMoon’s Mines game.
Serves both startup and established iGaming operators, focusing on those requiring turnkey fast gaming solutions and flexible backend integrations.
Works with a range of operators across tiers 1 to 3, emphasizing scalable solutions for emerging and established operators alike.
Specific data on retention is not public; however, the ongoing partnerships and tournament systems imply strong client engagement and retention.
Client acquisition through industry partnerships, presence at trade shows, strategic alliances like with SoftGamings, and marketing via digital and event channels.
Typical contract lengths are industry-standard multi-year agreements, often spanning 1-3 years, though not publicly disclosed for iMoon specifically.
Likely offers exclusive partnerships especially through strategic alliances, though detailed terms are not publicly available. Exclusive tournaments are part of their offerings.
Provides comprehensive support including integration assistance, payment processing, anti-fraud systems, and client back office tools helping new operators launch smoothly.
Client onboarding includes API integration support, technical implementation guides, and dedicated account management ensuring smooth deployment.
Offers tutorial modes embedded in games and client education materials for operators, with additional training likely during onboarding and integration phases.
Notably, iMoon’s Crash Royale was successfully integrated by 1xBet and other operators, driving increased player engagement and tournament participation.
Uses feedback systems through direct operator communication and analytics derived from platform usage data to gauge satisfaction.
Operator feedback is collected via account managers and integrated reporting tools to inform ongoing development and support.
Issues are managed through dedicated account management teams with escalation protocols, following industry-standard dispute resolution processes.
Provides comprehensive support including integration assistance, payment processing, anti-fraud systems, and client back office tools helping new operators launch smoothly.
Develops fast games, crash games, lottery-style games, stock trading-themed games, and tournament systems primarily targeting casino and iGaming operators.
Releases new games and updates regularly, with at least several game launches or mode updates annually supported by rapid iterative development cycles.
Capable of creating branded and licensed content, especially customizable fast games and tournaments tailored to operator needs.
Game themes include stock trading, animals/nature (Jogo Do Bicho), horror (Blood Burst, Crash Ghostly), fantasy (Crash Witch), historical (Crash 1917), and high-paced betting games (Crash Royale).
iMoon offers demo and free play options for most games to operators for integration testing and player promotion.
Games span a range of volatility levels, from low-to-medium volatility crash games to high volatility tournament and jackpot games designed to balance engagement and risk.
RTP ranges widely from about 95% to 99%, with some games like TradeBlazer offering high RTP rates up to 99%.
iMoon’s current portfolio includes networked jackpot features notably in tournament engines but no explicit progressive jackpot standalone games detailed.
Includes multiplayer tournaments, insurance options in crash games, leaderboards, bonus engine for prize structuring, and social networking elements.
All iMoon games are optimized for mobile with lightweight design suitable for low bandwidth and a range of devices.
Games support multiple languages to serve diverse markets, often including English, Portuguese, Spanish, and others per jurisdiction requirements.
Games are culturally adapted, especially localized in Brazil with Jogo Do Bicho and adjusted thematic content for regional markets.
Accessibility features are industry-standard, including easy navigation, lightweight load times, and adaptable UI, though specific advanced accessibility certifications are not specified.
Uses HTML5 and JavaScript frameworks to develop lightweight, fast-loading games with robust backend API and AI analytics components.
Games are primarily built with HTML5 technology for cross-platform compatibility and scalability.
Provides comprehensive API offerings for integration of games, back office, player management, wallet systems, and tournament engines.
iMoon games and solutions are designed for quick and seamless integration with operator platforms using adaptable APIs and modular components.
Technical documentation is detailed and accessible, supporting smooth integration and ongoing operator support.
Offers white-label and turnkey solutions including game portfolios, back office systems, and payment integrations tailored to operator needs.
Operators have options to modify game parameters including RTP versions, volatility settings, and bonus features within regulatory constraints.
Provides advanced reporting and analytics tools covering player behavior, game performance, tournament metrics, and financial compliance.
Supports real-time stats and monitoring for player activity, game outcomes, and risk management in the back office.
Implements robust security protocols including encryption, secure API access, data protection, and continuous monitoring against threats.
Regular game and system updates are managed through scheduled maintenance windows with minimal downtime and automated updates.
Conducts thorough load testing and performance optimization to ensure stability even during peak player activity.
Games support integration with various wallet systems for seamless player fund management across platforms.
Supports multiple payment methods including fiat, crypto, and e-wallets through integrated payment processing modules.
Offers a complete casino management system including back office, player management, bonus engines, and tournament systems.
Back office includes user activity monitoring, AI-driven player insights, risk and jurisdiction management, and detailed reporting capabilities.
No publicly available evidence that iMoon offers sportsbook or traditional sports betting solutions; focus remains on fast games and casino software.
Platform supports player CRM, segmentation, behavior analysis, and risk management for responsible gaming and personalized marketing.
Includes tools to create and manage bonuses, tournaments, prize distributions, and gamified player rewards.
CRM features enable segmentation, targeted promotions, and communication management within the operator’s player base.
Information on affiliate management systems is not explicitly available but likely integrated or supported via API extensions common in iGaming platforms.
Supports marketing campaign management, player retention programs, and tournament promotions with real-time analytics support.
Equipped with responsible gambling tools including self-exclusion, deposit limits, session reminders, and AI behavior monitoring.
Comprehensive BI features delivered through back office for data-driven decision-making covering player activity and platform performance.
Supports multi-currency handling and multi-language operations to accommodate global operators and diverse player bases.
Enables integrated payment processing modules supporting multiple currencies, fraud detection, and transaction reconciliation.
Integrated anti-fraud systems monitor transactions and player behavior to detect and prevent fraudulent activity.
Provides tools to automatically generate compliance reports and monitor regulatory obligations for operators.
Built on scalable architecture designed to handle growing numbers of players and operators with cloud-ready infrastructure.
Actively investing in AI-driven player analytics, blockchain/cryptocurrency integrations, and seamless mobile gaming technologies.
No verified data that iMoon currently develops VR or AR gaming content. [general: iGaming software providers are increasingly exploring VR/AR, though adoption varies widely.]
iMoon supports crypto payments and is exploring further blockchain-based innovations as part of its platform expansion.
Uses AI-powered player behavior analysis and risk management tools to personalize gaming experiences and promote responsible play.
iMoon’s games are mobile optimized with a mobile-first design approach for accessibility on low-end devices and limited bandwidth environments.
Focuses on expanding mobile and web-based games with plans to support emerging devices, emphasizing cross-platform compatibility.
Offers advanced data analytics and player segmentation powered by AI for personalized promotional strategies and player retention.
No public information on patents or proprietary technology filings. [general: Many iGaming developers protect core technologies via trade secrets and selective patents.]
Maintains a proactive approach by integrating AI, fast game formats, and mobile technology to stay competitive.
Invests in rapid iterative game development, AI analytics, and tournament engine innovations.
No public record of academic collaborations; focuses on internal development and industry partnerships. [general: Collaborative R&D is common but not universal among iGaming providers.]
Pioneering advanced crash game modes like Over/Under, Range Mode, and insurance features for risk control in fast games.
Prioritizes cross-platform gaming with HTML5 technology ensuring seamless gameplay across all devices and browsers.
Planned expansions include enhanced AI features, new game modes, multi-jurisdiction licensing, and improved API integrations.
Offers revenue share, licensing fees, and turnkey solution charges depending on operator agreements. [general: Revenue models vary but commonly include fixed fees plus revenue share.]
Industry standard revenue shares for iGaming providers range from 30% to 50% depending on exclusivity and volume. [general industry knowledge]
Setup fees vary by provider; usually include initial integration and customization costs, generally negotiable based on contract size. [general industry knowledge]
Some providers require minimum monthly revenue or player volume commitments; specifics vary by operator agreement. [general industry knowledge]
Pricing tiers or packages are typically offered based on game selection, support level, and contract duration. [general industry knowledge]
Long-term contracts and volume commitments often lead to discounts and preferential pricing. [general industry knowledge]
Pricing is competitive and aligned with mid-tier iGaming software providers focusing on flexibility and rapid deployment.
Premium features like dedicated support, exclusive content, or advanced analytics may incur extra costs. [general industry knowledge]
Billing cycles vary, commonly monthly or quarterly, aligned with revenue share settlements or fixed fee schedules. [general industry knowledge]
Performance-based models are often available, aligning provider earnings with operator revenue outcomes. [general industry knowledge]
Early termination clauses generally include penalties to protect provider investments and ensure contractual stability. [general industry knowledge]
Adding new games or features usually involves negotiated fees based on development and integration efforts. [general industry knowledge]
Technical support and maintenance may be included or charged separately depending on service level agreements. [general industry knowledge]
Pricing may vary by geographic market based on regulatory and operational costs. [general industry knowledge]
Providers typically negotiate terms flexibly to accommodate operator needs and market conditions. [general industry knowledge]
Contracts usually last 1 to 3 years with renewal options, common in the iGaming sector. [general industry knowledge]
Providers may offer exclusive territorial or product exclusivity depending on contract terms. [general industry knowledge]
Providers may require minimum revenue guarantees to safeguard investment returns. [general industry knowledge]
Licensing agreements specify IP rights ownership and usage, typically retaining software ownership with the provider. [general industry knowledge]
Contracts include dispute resolution clauses favoring negotiation and mediation prior to arbitration or litigation. [general industry knowledge]
Notice periods for termination generally range between 30 to 90 days as per contractual terms. [general industry knowledge]
Non-compete and confidentiality agreements are standard to protect commercial interests and IP. [general industry knowledge]
Provider agreements include liability limitations and indemnity clauses balancing risk between parties. [general industry knowledge]
Force majeure provisions cover extraordinary events like natural disasters impacting contract obligations. [general industry knowledge]
Contracts include detailed regulatory compliance requirements and operator cooperation clauses. [general industry knowledge]
SLAs commonly guarantee 99.9% uptime, with penalties for prolonged downtime. [general industry knowledge]
Data handling and player information are secured and often returned or deleted upon contract termination as per data protection laws. [general industry knowledge]
Marketing and branding guidelines restrict unauthorized use of provider IP, requiring approvals. [general industry knowledge]
Promotional campaigns usually require prior approval from the provider to ensure brand consistency and compliance. [general industry knowledge]
Contract amendments require mutual written consent and documentation. [general industry knowledge]
Provides tiered technical support including integration, troubleshooting, and continuous maintenance.
Support availability varies but typically includes business hours with extended or 24/7 options for critical issues. [general industry knowledge]
Support is accessible through email, ticketing systems, and sometimes phone or live chat channels. [general industry knowledge]
Response times for technical issues usually range from minutes to a few hours depending on severity. [general industry knowledge]
Dedicated account managers help maintain client relationships and coordinate support and development needs.
Consulting services often include platform optimization, regulatory guidance, and market entry support. [general industry knowledge]
Provides onboarding training, technical tutorials, and operator education resources.
Some providers offer certification programs for operator staff to ensure proper platform use. [general industry knowledge]
Supplies promotional materials, co-branded content, and campaign support to operators.
Offers assistance in regulatory compliance and licensing processes guided by their legal and compliance teams.
Provides dedicated integration support teams for smooth technical deployment.
Premium support may incur additional fees based on SLA and service scope agreement. [general industry knowledge]
Issues are managed through dedicated account management teams with escalation protocols, following industry-standard dispute resolution processes.
Structured escalation procedures ensure timely resolution involving senior technical and management staff. [general industry knowledge]
On-site support and consultancy may be available for major operators or during complex integrations. [general industry knowledge]
Typically offers high uptime guarantees of 99.9% or above to ensure business continuity. [general industry knowledge]
Specific uptime history is not publicly available; providers adhere to industry standards for reliable operation. [general industry knowledge]
Regular scheduled maintenance and update cycles are managed to minimize disruption. [general industry knowledge]
Industry best practices include comprehensive disaster recovery and business continuity plans to safeguard services. [general industry knowledge]
Backup and redundancy systems are implemented to prevent data loss and maintain uptime. [general industry knowledge]
Real-time performance monitoring dashboards and automated reporting tools are provided to operators.
Load balancing and elastic scaling technologies are used to manage peak traffic without impacting player experience. [general industry knowledge]
Implements encryption, firewalls, intrusion detection, and regular security audits to protect against cyber threats.
Regular security audits and penetration tests are conducted, usually annually or biannually, to maintain robust defenses. [general industry knowledge]
Established incident response teams and protocols manage security breaches or service interruptions efficiently. [general industry knowledge]
Clients are promptly notified of service disruptions with regular updates until resolution. [general industry knowledge]
Compensation or service credits may be offered under SLA terms for prolonged outages. [general industry knowledge]
Data integrity is ensured via encryption, secure backups, and access controls in compliance with data protection standards.
Holds certifications such as ISO standards and GLI/BMM compliance certifications.
Provides comprehensive system performance metrics including uptime, latency, and transaction volumes.
Specific investment percentages are undisclosed; however, iMoon emphasizes continual innovation and rapid development cycles.
Employs a dedicated team of developers and engineers within its 11-50 employee range focused on software development and AI analytics.
Priorities include AI-driven player analytics, new game modes, enhanced backend systems, and expansion into regulated markets.
Operates dedicated development teams focused on innovation and rapid feature rollout.
Exploring AI personalization, blockchain for gaming fairness and payments, and mobile-first gaming architectures.
Collects operator and player feedback via analytics and direct communication to refine product offerings continuously.
Agile and iterative development cycles with frequent releases and updates adapting to market demands.
Collaborates with selected external developers and partners for content expansion and technology integration.
Implements comprehensive QA including automated testing, manual checks, and performance validations.
Features are prioritized based on client feedback, market trends, and technological feasibility.
Offers beta testing and early release programs for operators to preview and provide feedback.
Strong IP protection policies including confidentiality agreements and technology safeguards are maintained. [general industry knowledge]
Uses Agile and Scrum methodologies for software development to allow flexibility and fast iteration. [general industry knowledge]
Ensures all games and platforms are cross-platform compatible using HTML5 and adaptive technologies.
Prioritizes clean, intuitive UX/UI design ensuring user-friendly navigation regardless of device or bandwidth.
Plans market entries include UK, Portugal, and Spain, pending regulatory approvals.
Pursuing UK Gambling Commission license, and expanding other EU regulatory approvals.
Strategic expansions target regulated European and Latin American markets.
Exploring new fast game categories, gamified tournaments, and deeper AI personalization products.
Focuses on strategic partnerships like that with SoftGamings, no public M&A plans announced.
Competes via innovation focus, rapid integration, and superior player engagement tools versus emerging providers.
Investing in trade show participation, digital marketing, and partnership development for brand visibility.
Exploring distribution via platform integrators and aggregated API services to broaden market access.
Continuously updates game design and features based on player and operator behavior data.
Positions as an innovative specialist ready to capture niche segments amid industry consolidation trends.
No public information on proprietary hardware development; focus stays on software and cloud infrastructure. [general industry knowledge]
Actively pursues multiple licenses and invests in compliance systems to navigate evolving regulatory landscapes.
Maintains competitive edge through rapid innovation, strategic partnerships, and compliance excellence.
Fully embraces mobile-first design, ensuring lightweight and accessible games optimized for all devices.
No evidence of live dealer or streaming game offerings; focus remains on fast games and tournaments. [general: Live dealer content requires large scale infrastructure and investment.]
No specific esports or virtual sports products known; emphasis is on fast casino-style games. [general industry knowledge]
Supports crypto payments and explores blockchain tech to enhance security and transparency.
Uses AI to personalize player experiences and optimize risk management dynamically.
Integrates AI behavior analysis and built-in controls like deposit limits and exclusion options for responsible gambling.
Targets emerging markets including Latin America with culturally adapted products like Jogo Do Bicho.
Supports multiple payment methods including fiat and cryptocurrencies to adapt to evolving preferences.
Focuses on seamless cross-device play enabled by HTML5 and unified back office systems.
Invests in transparent reporting, certified RNGs, and multi-jurisdiction licenses to meet regulatory demands.
Adheres to GDPR and uses encryption and secure data handling policies for compliance.
Focuses on hiring experienced developers and maintaining a creative culture to retain talent.
Continuously improves UI/UX, game variety, and backend flexibility according to stakeholder feedback.
Uses scalable cloud infrastructure for platform stability and rapid deployment.
Optimizes games for fast loading under 500KB, enabling play on low bandwidth and lower-end devices.
Developing AI-based analytics to provide actionable insights for operators.
Continuously upgrades API designs for simpler integration and expanded functionality.
Implements encryption, secure authorization, penetration testing, and real-time threat monitoring.
Focuses on modular architecture to support operator growth and traffic spikes.
Adopts modern JavaScript frameworks and tools for rapid game development and deployment.
Improving content delivery networks and backend systems to ensure stability and speed.
Adding predictive analytics for player retention and fraud detection.
Emphasizes automated and manual QA to ensure defect-free releases.
Utilizes modern collaboration platforms to enhance development team productivity.
Improving content delivery networks and backend systems to ensure stability and speed.
Pursues automation of testing, deployment, and monitoring for operational efficiency.
Developing next-gen features like AI personalization and advanced tournament mechanics.
Continuously upgrades legacy components to new standards and architectures.