DataArt
Product sources reviewedIdentity partially verifiedDataArt sells custom engineering to gambling operators and B2B suppliers. Its current sector page covers modernization, cloud migration, new web and mobile experiences, data work, and implementation of compliance workflows rather than one reusable DataArt gambling platform.
DataArt Technologies UK Ltd, company number 04332565, is active on the UK register, and DataArt's current legal page identifies multiple group companies. The brand-to-group boundary is established, but the contracting and delivery entities remain proposal-specific.
DataArt Betting and Gaming Engineering
Multi ProductFirst PartyAvailability: StandaloneDataArt sells custom engineering to gambling operators and B2B suppliers. Its current sector page covers modernization, cloud migration, new web and mobile experiences, data work, and implementation of compliance workflows rather than one reusable DataArt gambling platform.
A detailed betting-exchange case describes infrastructure, three application surfaces, wallet-related processing, and APIs that connect the custom application to operator portals. The client is not named, so the page verifies the described technical pattern only; it is not independent evidence of performance or commercial results.
DataArt is a group brand with several legal entities. DataArt Technologies UK Ltd is active on the UK register, but a buyer must identify the contracting and delivery entities for its market instead of treating the UK company as the universal counterparty.
Integration: The order should name the DataArt contracting and delivery entities, client entity and licenses, target systems, background intellectual property, project code, repositories, open-source and third-party components, environments, cloud account, data roles, security duties, acceptance tests, documentation, deployment, support, and exit handover. The public case shows that DataArt can build a complete application layer and APIs; it does not establish one standard ownership, license, price, timeline, service level, or data-control model for every engagement.
- Legal Identity
DataArt Technologies UK Ltd, company number 04332565, is active on the UK company register
Named UK entity and register status
- Independently Checked2026-07-11
- Group Boundary
DataArt's current legal page lists multiple companies across the group, including DataArt Enterprises Inc., DataArt London Ltd, and DataArt Technologies UK Ltd
Current vendor-disclosed group entities, not the counterparty for a specific proposal
- Vendor Reported2026-07-11
- Service Scope
The current betting and gaming practice covers platform modernization, cloud work, product development, compliance workflows, data, and integration for operators and B2B suppliers
Current vendor-described service scope
- Vendor Reported2026-07-11
- Delivery Evidence
A published anonymous-client case describes a betting-exchange application with AWS infrastructure, admin, customer, and maintenance applications, and customizable operator APIs
Vendor-authored technical case; client identity and outcomes were not independently verified
- Vendor Reported2026-07-11
Delivery options
A client-specific engineering engagement covering an agreed combination of modernization, product development, integration, cloud, data, quality assurance, and support.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Operator
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Discovery, architecture, and delivery work named in the statement of work
- + Custom applications, services, APIs, and integrations accepted under the project plan
- + Testing, deployment automation, monitoring, documentation, and support when explicitly contracted
- + Named migration and handover deliverables with agreed acceptance criteria
Not included
- ! A gambling license, merchant-of-record service, or transfer of the operator's regulatory duties
- ! An owned DataArt gambling platform or turnkey operating stack unless a specific product is separately identified
- ! Third-party platform, content, feed, payment, cloud, and compliance contracts
- ! Automatic ownership of DataArt background intellectual property or every dependency used in the build
- ! Unverified case-study outcomes or a universal launch timeline
- + The current sector page separates modernization, experiences, compliance, and data work instead of presenting one undefined full-stack promise.
- + The betting-exchange case exposes concrete architecture and API responsibilities rather than only a client logo.
- + An active UK company and a current list of group entities make the identity boundary visible enough to verify in procurement.
- ! DataArt is a multi-entity group. The proposal must name the counterparty, delivery locations, subprocessors, and governing law for the actual engagement.
- ! The strongest detailed exchange case is anonymous. Ask for a comparable reference and an architecture walkthrough before relying on it for scale or delivery quality.
- ! Custom engineering does not make DataArt the owner or licensor of the operator's platform, wallet, content, feeds, or regulatory permissions.
- ! Code ownership, background intellectual property, cloud ownership, and the maintenance exit are not standardized on the public pages and need explicit contract language.
- UK Companies HouseFilingchecked 2026-07-11— Current register record for active company DataArt Technologies UK Ltd, company number 04332565. It confirms this UK entity, not the entity used for every DataArt engagement.
- DataArtVendorchecked 2026-07-11— Current legal-information page lists DataArt Enterprises Inc., DataArt Technologies UK Ltd, DataArt London Ltd, and multiple other group companies, establishing a group-level contracting boundary.
- DataArtVendorchecked 2026-07-11— Current betting and gaming page describes platform modernization, cloud migration, product and experience development, compliance workflows, data work, and support for operators and B2B suppliers.
- DataArtVendorchecked 2026-07-11— Technical case study describes an anonymous sports-betting client, AWS infrastructure, admin, customer, and maintenance applications, wallet-related workflows, and APIs for integration with operator portals. Outcomes remain vendor-reported.
