
Vivo Gaming
Vivo Gaming supplies a proprietary live casino catalog with standard and regional table games, operator API access, back-office reporting, dedicated environments, and studio hosting.
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Vivo Gaming is an active live-casino brand with no disclosed registered company, parent, contract signer, website operator, IP owner, or data controller. No Philippine accreditation is assigned to a Vivo-branded entity. The proposal must identify the contracting company and match it to the required supplier permission before launch.
Buyer decision brief
Use this summary to decide whether the offer belongs on your shortlist and which terms need a written answer.
Fit and use case
Editorial fitOperators that need Vivo-produced live tables through common-wallet, funds-transfer, data-feed, or dedicated-studio routes and can first resolve the legal supplier, studio, approvals, and data roles.
Primary offer: Vivo Gaming Live Casino
Primary offer delivery
- API
- Managed service
Integration boundary: Operators can connect through Vivo's common-wallet Seamless API, two-wallet Funds Transfer API, or a live data-feed route, while the operator or aggregator retains control of end-user accounts.
Critical contract questions
Start with unresolved terms, negotiated terms, and dependencies that need a named owner.
Resolve before shortlist
No usable standard answer is available on the public terms.
- Supplier, studio, and game approval matrixUnresolved
- Vivo Gaming Live Casino · Market and approvals
- Vivo live-casino orderUnresolved
- Vivo Gaming Live Casino · Contract and supplier
- Table, stream, and API service levelsNot disclosed
- Vivo Gaming Live Casino · Operations and service
- Shared, dedicated, and API pricingNot disclosed
- Vivo Gaming Live Casino · Commercial terms
- Live service and studio closeoutNot disclosed
- Vivo Gaming Live Casino · Exit and portability
Fix in the signed order
The answer changes by operator, market, package, or negotiated order.
- Supplier, studio, and operator rolesSet in contract
- Vivo Gaming Live Casino · Operating responsibilities
- Wallet, feed, and studio acceptanceSet in contract
- Vivo Gaming Live Casino · Implementation
Next buyer step
Ask Vivo Gaming to resolve “Supplier, studio, and game approval matrix” and “Vivo live-casino order” before moving Vivo Gaming Live Casino to a commercial shortlist. Then compare the answer with the complete product record below.
Confirm every selected term in the proposal and signed order. No price, market approval, availability, or contracting entity is implied unless it is stated above.
What this provider offers
1 offering- OfferingVivo Gaming Live CasinoTypeLive Casino · CasinoOwnership and packagingFirst Party · StandaloneDeliveryAPI, Managed ServiceCompare in
- Live Casino Software Providers · Content Owner
- Casino Game Providers · Content Owner
Vivo Gaming Live Casino
CasinoFirst PartyAvailability: StandaloneVivo Gaming supplies a proprietary live casino catalog with standard and regional table games, operator API access, back-office reporting, dedicated environments, and studio hosting.
The owned live product is distinct from Vivo's RNG aggregation offer. Betsoft, Spinomenal, Tom Horn, and the other partner catalogs exposed through Vivo's API are third-party content and are not part of this first-party module.
The product is current, but the supplier company, parent owner, studio entities, and regulated counterparty remain unidentified. Each must be resolved in the contract.
Vivo has a studio location in the Philippines, but no disclosed Vivo entity held a PAGCOR GSA or Gaming Affiliate registration on July 20, 2026. Studio location, supplier accreditation, approved game builds, and operator market access are separate facts.
Products
Integration: Operators can connect through Vivo's common-wallet Seamless API, two-wallet Funds Transfer API, or a live data-feed route, while the operator or aggregator retains control of end-user accounts. The contracting entity, merchant-of-record role, formal data-controller allocation, certification workflow, and studio jurisdiction must be defined for each deployment.
Key facts
- Vivo supports common-wallet and two-wallet integration while the operator or aggregator retains control of the end-user account
- Vivo's proprietary live casino catalog is distinct from the third-party RNG studio content distributed through its aggregation offer
- Vivo offers dedicated branded tables, operator-specific presentation, dealer teams, and studio hosting
- Vivo's registered company, contract signer, IP owner, and data controller remain unidentified
Delivery options
API
Delivery modelDirect access to Vivo-produced live casino games through common-wallet, funds-transfer, or data-feed integration routes.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Vivo-produced live casino games
- + Transactional reporting and back-office access
- + Operator control of player accounts at the platform layer
- + Common-wallet or funds-transfer integration options
Not included
- ! Operator gambling authorization
- ! Automatic approval of every game in every market
- ! Third-party RNG ownership
- ! A publicly identified Vivo contracting entity
Managed Service
Delivery modelDedicated or branded live tables produced in a Vivo-operated environment for an operator-specific deployment.
- Operator license
- Market Dependent
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Dedicated live table environment
- + Operator branding and localized presentation
- + Live dealer production and studio support
Not included
- ! Operator gambling authorization
- ! A guaranteed studio location
- ! Publicly fixed operating hours or launch schedule
Procurement record
Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.
Known is usable now. Contract specific changes by order or market. Not disclosed has no usable standard term. Unknown remains unresolved. Outside provider scope is handled by the operator or another supplier.
Contract and supplier
- Vivo live-casino orderUnknown
- Before pricing, identify the registered seller, live-content and IP owner, studio operator, licensed supplier, invoice issuer, and data parties. Then list the live titles, tables, builds, languages, shared or dedicated format, brands, domains, studio, wallet route, territories, and any separately aggregated RNG content.
Implementation
- Wallet, feed, and studio acceptanceContract specific
- Select common-wallet, funds-transfer, or data-feed delivery and test authentication, table discovery, launch, debit and credit, duplicate calls, rollback, interrupted games, result settlement, reports, environments, stream latency and recovery, branded presentation, certified builds, monitoring, and production signoff.
Operating responsibilities
- Supplier, studio, and operator rolesContract specific
- Allocate studio premises, presenters, streaming, game results, wallet ledger, player accounts, payment flow, transaction reports, disputes, certification, regulator support, branded assets, personal data, security incidents, and third-party RNG duties to the named companies and operator.
Operations and service
- Table, stream, and API service levelsNot disclosed
- Set table hours, dealer-language coverage, capacity, launch and settlement availability, video quality and latency, maintenance notice, studio or feed failover, incident severity, restoration, release control, emergency suspension, reconciliation, escalation, and service credits for each selected environment.
Commercial terms
- Shared, dedicated, and API pricingNot disclosed
- Separate shared-table content charges from dedicated-table setup, studio hosting, dealers, branding, data feed, wallet integration, aggregated RNG, minimum commitments, certification, localization, currencies, taxes, invoice evidence, audit access, service credits, payment timing, and repricing.
Market and approval scope
- Supplier, studio, and game approval matrixUnknown
- For every jurisdiction, match the operator and domain to the disclosed supplier entity, studio entity and location, title, build, language, certificate, wallet route, and local distributor. A physical Philippine studio claim does not establish PAGCOR accreditation or operator market access.
Exit and portability
- Live service and studio closeoutNot disclosed
- Define notice by table, feed, studio, and third-party catalog; settle accepted and interrupted games; preserve required video, result, transaction, and dispute records; return branding; close promotions; reconcile final invoices; revoke credentials; complete retention or deletion; and support replacement-feed cutover.
Strengths
- + Vivo's proprietary live games are separate from its partner RNG aggregation catalog.
- + Both common-wallet and funds-transfer approaches are available, with player-account control retained by the operator.
- + Data-feed delivery and dedicated studio hosting can be contracted as separate product layers instead of one undefined live-casino package.
- + The public product pages expose enough wallet, reporting, branding, and studio boundaries to build deployment-specific acceptance tests.
What to verify in procurement
- ! Vivo Gaming has no identified legal company or parent owner. The contract must name the content owner, signer, licensed supplier, and studio operator.
- ! Licenses, certifications, studio locations, and market availability are deployment-specific.
- ! The claimed Philippine studio location is not PAGCOR accreditation or Philippine market access. Neither Vivo nor a disclosed Vivo entity appears in the July 20 GSA or Gaming Affiliate registers.
- ! Vivo's RNG aggregation offer contains third-party content, not Vivo-owned games.
- ! The RNG catalog count is internally inconsistent and is therefore omitted.
Questions about Vivo Gaming
Product, delivery, and company details that affect an operator order.
How do Vivo Gaming wallet routes differ?
The Seamless API uses a common-wallet approach, while the Funds Transfer API uses two wallets; a separate data feed is also offered. None identifies the legal supplier or changes account, ledger, controller, merchant, certification, or dispute responsibilities automatically, so those roles need written allocation and route-specific tests.
Which Vivo Gaming games are first-party content?
Vivo's proprietary scope covers its live roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, and regional tables plus contracted dedicated environments. The RNG catalog is partner content from separately attributed studios. A quote must keep those ownership, supplier, certification, market, support, and commercial schedules separate.
Reference documents8
Key public documents supporting the company identity, primary offer, delivery route, and highest-priority questions above.
- DocumentPhilippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation — pagcor.ph / App Kits / List of PAGCOR Accredited Gaming System Administra…
- DocumentPhilippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation — pagcor.ph / App Kits / List of PAGCOR Accredited Gaming Affiliates
- DocumentVivo Gaming — vivogaming.com / terms conditions
- DocumentVivo Gaming — vivogaming.com / who we are / compliance
- DocumentVivo Gaming — vivogaming.com / all solutions / seamless api
- DocumentVivo Gaming — vivogaming.com / all solutions / data feed api
- DocumentVivo Gaming — vivogaming.com / studio hosting
- DocumentVivo Gaming — vivogaming.com / all products / rng providers

