MIGRATION GUIDE

MOVE FROM
LEGACY AGGREGATORS
WITHOUT A BLIND CUTOVER

Teams leaving legacy aggregators usually need less hype and more control: a way to inspect integration touchpoints, validate session flows, and stage the rollout before production traffic changes hands.

MIGRATION PRINCIPLE

The safest migration pattern is progressive: map what already exists, validate the equivalent session and callback flows, and only then move into production approval. The Aggregator's public docs and evaluation pack are designed to support that kind of staged migration.

1

Map existing touchpoints

List your current session, callback, balance, and reconciliation assumptions before changing anything.

2

Validate equivalent flows

Use demo and live session documentation to confirm that the new path matches your rollout expectations.

3

Test in sandbox or staging

Use a staged environment before production approval so migration work is visible and reversible.

4

Move into reviewed rollout

Finish company registration, credentials, and human-reviewed go-live steps only after validation is complete.

HOW TO DE-RISK MIGRATION

Treat migration as a workflow mapping exercise, not only as a pricing decision.
Use the evaluation pack and public docs to prepare the adapter path before cutover.
Separate public discovery, sandbox validation, and production approval into explicit phases.
Keep the migration story tied to documented entrypoints instead of unverified compatibility claims.

MIGRATION CONTRACT

Public API base URL: https://api.aggregator.gg/v1
Published SDK package: TypeScript SDK (in development, not yet on npm)
Autopilot evaluation pack: /api/downloads/operator-integration-autopilot.zip
Agent docs hub: /docs/agents

MIGRATE WITH CHECKPOINTS

Use the migration guide as a staged rollout plan, then cross-check it with casino integration and provider validation.

Casino Integration Supported Providers