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Home » Tequity Partners with NeverEnding to Deliver Rapid Game Deployment via RGS Platform

Tequity Partners with NeverEnding to Deliver Rapid Game Deployment via RGS Platform

Tequity signs RGS platform deal with NeverEnding to streamline game delivery

Martin Nevis by Martin Nevis
February 5, 2026
in Industry PR
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Tequity signs RGS platform deal with NeverEnding to streamline game delivery

Tequity signs RGS platform deal with NeverEnding to streamline game delivery

Tequity, the up-and-coming iGaming software pioneer, has agreed a partnership deal with the efficiency-focused games provider NeverEnding for its licensed modular Remote Gaming Server (RGS) platform.

The agreement will allow NeverEnding to build and deploy its high-performance slot games on Tequity’s advanced RGS, a platform that enables developers and operators to quickly release content to the market.

The latest RGS partnership arrives during a period of significant momentum for Tequity. Following recent deals with quality-driven studios like Print Studios, the supplier recently launched its Publishing vertical, a new aggregation and distribution system designed to help great games hit the market quickly and at scale.

Tequity has also debuted its Crypto Trading Games range, with Trader the first launch in a series of brandable titles powered by live crypto price calls.

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This latest collaboration with NeverEnding reinforces Tequity’s position as the go-to partner for studios prioritising speed and technical stability.

Tanja Bergman, Head of Growth RGS at Tequity, said: “NeverEnding has a clear mission to strip away the red tape that often slows down our industry. Their commitment to ‘real numbers, not empty promises’ aligns perfectly with our goal of providing modular technology that does the heavy lifting for ambitious studios.

“Our RGS solution provides the stability NeverEnding requires to complement their startup speed, ensuring their rigorously tested content reaches players faster than ever.”

Ihor Zarechnyi, CEO of NeverEnding, commented: “When you build a game studio today, your biggest risk isn’t creativity — it’s friction. Every extra dependency, every slow integration, every technical compromise shows up later as lost time for operators.

“Tequity gives us an environment where decisions turn into releases without unnecessary delays. That matters because our responsibility doesn’t end at making games — it starts with making sure they reach the market fast, stable, and exactly as intended. This partnership lets us keep that promise.”

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Industry Perspective

The Tequity-NeverEnding partnership reflects the iGaming industry’s growing emphasis on deployment velocity and technical infrastructure efficiency. As content production accelerates across the sector, studios face mounting pressure to compress time-to-market while maintaining quality standards and regulatory compliance.

Remote Gaming Server platforms have emerged as critical infrastructure for independent game developers seeking to compete with vertically integrated suppliers. By outsourcing back-end complexity to specialized RGS providers like Tequity, smaller studios can allocate resources toward game design and mechanics rather than platform maintenance and operator integrations.

NeverEnding’s selection of Tequity’s modular RGS platform signals confidence in newer B2B infrastructure providers entering a market historically dominated by established aggregators. The partnership positions both companies to capitalize on operator demand for diverse content libraries delivered through streamlined technical frameworks, particularly relevant as studios pursue rapid release schedules across multiple regulated markets.

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Martin Nevis brings over 10 years of specialized experience covering payment solutions, fintech innovations, and the complex world of gambling transactions across international markets. Martin's extensive background in financial technology, cryptocurrency integration, and payment processing has made him an essential voice on the technical and regulatory challenges facing iGaming payment providers. His expertise encompasses traditional payment methods, e-wallets, cryptocurrency transactions, instant banking solutions, and the emerging technologies reshaping how operators and players move money across borders while maintaining compliance with AML and KYC requirements His analysis covers everything from payment method optimization and conversion rate impacts to the regulatory implications of open banking, cryptocurrency volatility, and cross-border transaction challenges.

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