By iTech Labs

iTech RNG Testing & Certification

Source and statistical evaluation of random generators and their scaled output.

The offering

What iTech RNG Testing & Certification does

iTech RNG Testing & Certification examines the generator implementation and the output it produces for online casino games. Its current FAQ describes source-code evaluation, compiling an implementation to generate raw output, and statistical checks of raw as well as scaled or shuffled numbers.

Pseudo-random and hardware generators are both described. The supplier uses an initial questionnaire to estimate a fixed scope and price. A passed generator evaluation addresses the submitted RNG; game logic, mathematical rules and the full platform require their own agreed evaluation scope.

Who should explore it?

Game and platform developers submitting random-generator implementations.

  • Validate a submitted RNG implementation
  • Prepare generator evidence for a game or system submission

Documented capabilities

  • RNG source-code review
  • Raw-output statistical testing
  • Scaled and shuffled output evaluation
  • Pseudo-random and hardware RNG assessment

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Test object
Pseudo-random or hardware generator implementation and its raw/scaled outputSource
RNG checks
Source evaluation, raw-number testing and scaled/shuffled-output testingSource
Submission inputs
Implementation questionnaire, source and compilation needed to generate raw outputSource
Certification
RNG certification following successful tests; separate RNG-and-game and platform certifications are describedSource
Commercial model
Fixed price and defined requirements after the RNG questionnaireSource

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration
Initial questionnaire followed by agreed submission requirements, testing process and deliverables. Raw-output generation and source/build access are scoped with the technical team.
Pricing
The RNG FAQ describes a fully fixed price after the initial implementation questionnaire; no numeric tariff was confirmed.Source

Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.

Buyer questions, answered

Are only the raw random numbers tested?

No. iTech’s FAQ also describes testing scaled or shuffled output, which is relevant to how the generator is used.

Source
Does an RNG certificate include the game automatically?

The FAQ distinguishes RNG certification from RNG-and-game certification and other test deliverables. Scope the game evaluation separately.

Source