Aggregation Platform
Single-API access to casino content from multiple game providers.
Supplier popularity25%By BF Games
BF Connect / BF HUB
BF Games’ aggregation service for distributing third-party studio content to operators.
The offering
What BF Connect / BF HUB does
BF Games markets an aggregation service separately from its own slot catalogue. Its landing page uses the BF HUB name; its February 2026 provider announcement calls the service BF Connect. The supplier uses both names across its public product materials.
The documented onboarding sequence covers provider selection, contracting, integration, testing and live support. Request the current provider matrix, wallet/API documentation, territorial permissions and commercial terms for the studios in your proposed scope.
Who should explore it?
Casino operators and platforms seeking a third-party content-distribution service.
- Add contracted third-party studio content
- Compare aggregation onboarding and support scope
Documented capabilities
- Third-party studio distribution
- Provider selection
- Integration and testing workflow
- Technical and commercial support
Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.
Product details
Delivery & commercial details
- Delivery & integration
- The published process covers selected providers, a contract, technical integration, testing and post-launch support. Request the API and wallet specification for the current BF Connect/BF HUB offer.
- Pricing
- Ask for setup costs, provider-specific revenue shares, minimum commitments and ongoing support terms. No public price list was verified.
Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.
Buyer questions, answered
Why are both BF Connect and BF HUB named?
The aggregation landing page uses BF HUB, while the company’s February 2026 announcement names the offering BF Connect.
SourceDoes provider selection precede integration?
Yes. The published workflow starts with selecting game providers and closing the contract before integration and testing.
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