What is included and the Latin American focus
Atlaslive is the name Atlas-iAC adopted in May 2024, when the company rebranded to reflect a broader product line. It sells a turnkey iGaming platform to licensed operators who want to launch quickly and leave the technology to a supplier. Maxim Slobodyanyuk is chief executive and Lidiia Vakulenko chief operating officer.
What comes in the box
- A casino with 16,000+ games, plus live casino.
- A sportsbook and virtual sports.
- A payment gateway with more than 250 methods.
- Risk management with real-time fraud detection.
- A CRM with segmentation, and analytics.
- A mobile-first front end.
The company quotes a launch time of four to five weeks and points to ISO and GLI certification; its information security management is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, which management has tied directly to compliance requirements in Brazil. The platform is built on microservices, so parts such as payments or the bonus engine can be scaled or updated without touching the rest, and technical support runs around the clock.
A Latin American bet
Atlaslive's growth plan is focused on Latin America, with Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Argentina named as priorities. Content deals have followed that plan. In December 2024 it added the portfolio of Brazilian studio Hypetech (titles such as Wall Street Bull, Double Vegas and Aviador, plus tools like Free Bets and Free Spins Rain), and it has since signed with Caleta Gaming, another studio with a strong Latin American following. The company also publishes regulatory analysis of the region, including a review of how markets closed 2025 with clearer rules and tighter supervision.
Local content and local compliance are what an operator entering Brazil or Mexico needs most from a platform, so this focus is a real advantage there. In Europe, where competition among turnkey suppliers is denser, the case is less distinctive.
Before signing
Atlaslive suits an operator that already holds a licence, wants a full stack from one vendor and values speed to market over deep custom development. Three questions are worth raising early:
- Which front-end elements can your team change itself, and which depend on the vendor's roadmap?
- Which of the 250 payment methods are live in your specific country, not only supported in principle?
- How is the platform certified for your target market today, and who carries the cost of recertification after updates?