Xanada Investments, a company investing in iGaming startups, has announced a strategic partnership with Tequity.

Through this collaboration, Xanada’s portfolio startups will gain access to Tequity’s solutions for developing and launching gaming products.

These solutions include a toolkit for building both single-player and multiplayer casino games, cloud-based infrastructure management services, as well as integrated promotional tools and jackpot engines.

Vladimir Malakchi, CEO and Managing Partner at Xanada Investments, noted: “We don’t just back founders with capital — we surround them with world-class infrastructure and guidance that most startups can only dream of. With Tequity, we’re giving our teams the fastest path from concept to market without sacrificing compliance, quality, or scale. That’s the future of smart investing in iGaming.”

Krzysztof Opałka, CEO of Tequity, noted that integrating his team’s solutions will enable game studios within Xanada’s portfolio to “move faster without compromise.”

Earlier this month, Xanada hosted its first startup competition — a global investment event where online gaming teams presented their projects live in front of investors and industry experts.

The contest, held in Valletta, Malta, crowned two B2B platforms focused on the gaming industry as winners: Sweepium and Jurnii.

Sweepium took the grand prize — $50,000 in equity investment along with a strategic partnership with Xanada Investments.

Meanwhile, Jurnii was awarded the Audience Choice Award and also received partnership offers from companies such as 15M Mastery, AffPapa, and others.

Fraser Dunk, CEO of Jurnii, commented on their participation in the contest:  “The Xanada pitch contest provided our start-up with a platform to not only showcase our business to the four judges, but to the whole industry.

“Our pitch led to a number of concrete opportunities from investors, advisors and potential clients. It was a huge and rare opportunity to stand side by side on the biggest
stage with the best of the industry.”

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