Phylax iGThe micro-transaction utility layer for iGaming PAMs
Phylax sends signed, idempotent webhook events to your Player Account Management system. Add Profit Shield, P2P loyalty swaps and instant claim insurance by building one receiver endpoint. Phylax never holds player funds — your PAM stays the system of record.
How it works
One signed round-trip. A player action becomes an HMAC-signed event, delivered to your PAM, which performs the real wallet action and returns 200.
Player acts
A player triggers a feature in the embeddable widget — e.g. lock part of their balance with Profit Shield.
Phylax signs & sends
Phylax emits an HMAC-SHA256 signed, idempotent webhook event with an X-Phylax-Signature header.
Your PAM acts
Your receiver verifies the signature, maps event_type to a wallet action, and returns 200. Done.
For casinos & operators
You don't replace your PAM — you extend it. Your engineers build one receiver endpoint using our OpenAPI spec and copy-paste verification snippets. Test against our Sandbox PAM, then flip a single switch from sandbox to production.
- One receiver endpoint — verify HMAC, map event to wallet action.
- Sandbox PAM reference implementation to test against from day one.
- 4–6 weeks from signature to live, subject to your compliance review.
- No funds held by Phylax. Your PAM remains the system of record.
Event catalog
- profit_shieldLock funds in a time-boxed vault
- p2p_swapTransfer loyalty points between players
- instant_claimCredit insurance payout to player wallet
- karma_reseedRotate provably-fair seed token
- win_certificateMint a permanent win certificate record
- piggybankSweep rounding remainder into savings vault
Why Phylax
HMAC signing
Every event is signed with HMAC-SHA256; receivers verify before acting.
Idempotent
Unique event IDs mean a retry never double-fires a payout.
Retry & SLA
Durable retry queue with exponential backoff and a delivery-health cockpit.
Net-offset invoicing
Transparent per-interaction settlement, exportable per operator per month.
See the round-trip live
What you'll see is not a mockup. It's the actual production system running in sandbox mode — going live is the same system, one switch flipped.