For verified iGaming operators

Affiliate Risk Intelligence for iGaming Operators

Structured affiliate intelligence for due diligence, risk assessment and informed commercial decisions.

Context

Affiliate history rarely travels beyond a single operator

Payment disputes, contract disagreements, chargebacks and traffic quality issues are usually known only to the operator involved. Due diligence on a new affiliate then depends on informal references and screenshots.

  • Commercial risk

    Payment disputes, contract disagreements and claims to return amounts already paid out.

  • Compliance risk

    Advertising and target-market requirements that were agreed or apply by law.

  • Operational risk

    Traffic quality that falls short of the agreement.

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The Registry

One place for documented affiliate history

Operators record business relationships and incidents with supporting evidence. Participating operators access the consolidated information through exact lookups.

Affiliate profiles

Identifiers, business relationships and history per affiliate, matched by domain, email address, company name, payout account, wallet or channel name.

Incidents

Payment disputes, contract disputes, chargebacks, traffic quality and compliance topics, each tied to a documented business relationship.

Supporting evidence

Contracts, invoices, platform exports and proof of payment, each stored with a checksum.

Statements

The party concerned can respond without an account. The statement is displayed next to the incident.

Historical records

Entries keep their date, status and resolution state, so history remains traceable over time.

Structured ratings

From Pro, ratings from a fixed question catalog, averaged across independent operator groups.

Due diligence

Review affiliate history before entering a partnership

Use the Registry before commercial onboarding and during ongoing review. Query an exact identifier, state the purpose of the check and review the documented information.

  1. 1

    Verified access

    Each operator is verified individually. Lookups are enabled after the first documented contribution.

  2. 2

    Exact lookup

    Query one identifier: domain, email address, company name, payout account, wallet, Telegram, Twitch or Kick name, or a profile on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X or Linktree. The purpose of each check is recorded.

  3. 3

    Review

    See counts and, depending on the plan, published incidents with statements and ratings.

  4. 4

    Integration

    Bulk checks and watchlist notifications support ongoing review. API and webhooks (Agency, Enterprise) connect the Registry to existing systems.

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Risk intelligence

Risk assessment under your control

The Registry supplies documented information. Your team decides how it feeds into the risk assessment, optionally with custom review logic built on your own rules.

  • Counts for every lookup

    Relationships, published incidents, resolved and disputed cases at a glance.

  • Your custom review logic

    Optional rules, for example on the number of open incidents or the age of the latest one, with a risk status as the result. Off by default, versioned and visible only to your team.

  • Alerts on change

    Watchlist notifications by email, Telegram or inbox when counts or the risk status under your review logic change.

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A risk status appears only as the result of an operator's own rules.

Evidence and incidents

Documented information, structured consistently

Every incident follows the same structure, so entries stay comparable across operators.

  • Business relationship
  • Incident type and date
  • Factual description
  • Supporting evidence
  • Amount and currency
  • Statement of the party concerned
  • Resolution status

Evidence and wording are reviewed before an entry becomes visible. Incident types are described on the product page.

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Operator intelligence

Information contributed by participating operators

Operators document incidents from their own relationships and, in return, query the consolidated Registry. The Registry connects operators through the information, not through each other.

  • Contribution first

    Lookups are enabled after a first documented contribution.

  • One source per operator

    Several brands of one operator count as one source, so a single operator cannot multiply an entry.

  • Targeted access

    Each lookup covers one identifier and is logged with its purpose.

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How the Registry works

Structured affiliate intelligence

Clawback Registry gives operators structured information for affiliate due diligence and risk assessment. Reported incidents, supporting evidence and historical information follow one consistent framework.

Documented information

Reported information and supporting evidence are structured and presented in context.

Operator-controlled decisions

The Registry provides intelligence. Commercial and risk decisions remain with the operator.

Protected sources

Reporting operators are not disclosed within the Registry.

Traceable records

Reports, incidents and relevant activity are recorded with context and timestamps.

Absence of information is not clearance

If no record exists, no corresponding information is currently available in the Registry.

Teams

Built for affiliate, compliance and risk teams

Access is limited to verified iGaming operators and granted by invitation. Each brand is verified individually before it can query or document.

  • Affiliate managers and heads of affiliates: due diligence before and during commercial relationships.
  • Compliance and risk teams: traceable, documented information for reviews and internal controls.
  • Operator groups and senior management: one view across several brands, with roles and access control.

Bring affiliate due diligence into one structured workflow

Each operator is verified individually before access is enabled.

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