Slotegrator showcases rebranding and technology push at ICE Barcelona 2026

Software and business solutions provider Slotegrator used its participation in ICE Barcelona 2026 to highlight a refreshed brand identity and a shift toward automation-focused technology.

Slotegrator welcomed hundreds of industry professionals to its stand 2U70 during the three-day exhibition, where it presented an updated platform, new product features, and infrastructure-driven solutions aimed at improving scalability and speed to market.

A key product demonstrated at the event was Casino Builder 2.0, a website construction tool designed to allow operators to launch fully functional gambling platforms within minutes. The solution drew interest from operators seeking faster deployment and simplified platform management.

Slotegrator also introduced Moneygrator AI Bot, an AI-powered digital assistant designed to support payment integration. The tool provides continuous access to payment-related data and is intended to help operators manage complex payment systems more efficiently.

ICE 2026 marked the first public presentation of Slotegrator’s updated brand identity, which the company described as reflecting a more product-centric and technology-led strategy. Feedback from partners and visitors was positive.

In addition to product demonstrations and business meetings, Slotegrator hosted networking activities at its stand, including a prize lottery for visitors featuring items such as an iPhone 17 Pro, PlayStation, and Nintendo consoles.

“ICE 2026 became a powerful confirmation of our new direction as a trusted technology and strategic partner for the iGaming industry,” said Olga Ivanchik, COO at Slotegrator. 

“The level of engagement, the quality of conversations, and the interest in our modernized platform and AI-driven tools showed us that the market is ready for deeper automation and smarter infrastructure solutions. We return from Barcelona with valuable insights, new partnerships, and a clear vision for the next stage of Slotegrator’s growth,” Ivanchik added.