Powerhouse aggregator further expands its crash and instant games for emerging markets
3rd November 2026 – QTech, the leading game aggregator for emerging markets, has a new partnership with VeliPlay, a B2B game studio and a part of VeliTech, specialising in crash and instant games for online casino operators.
VeliPlay develops crash and instant games, and its full portfolio of 19 games is now live on the QTech platform. Titles include Pinball Rush, Chick’n’Roll, Holy Moly and Skydiver, alongside sports-themed titles Crash for Six and XMatch.
Going live at QTech broadens the global footprint of VeliPlay, giving the studio a new route to operators across the QTech emerging-markets network.
Volodymyr Dontsu, Head of Game Studios at VeliPlay, said: “Crash and instant games are a focused category, and we build each title around a clear game world and rounds that are easy to pick up on mobile. VeliPlay, a part of VeliTech, also benefits from a wider ecosystem focused on gaming technology and product development, which gives us added infrastructure, speed and technical depth.
“Teaming up with QTech represents a fantastic opportunity to strengthen our distribution across emerging territories and bring our games to a wide range of partners. We can’t wait to see how our titles capture the imaginations of new players across these markets.
“We will continue to grow within the crash and instant games category, refining mechanics, exploring new formats and developing our portfolio for different markets.”
Philip Doftvik, QTech Games’ CEO, added: “The variety in the VeliPlay portfolio provides another new driver of our platform’s content diversity in the popular verticals of crash and instant win.
“It’s a portfolio that’s reassuringly fast to launch, easy to understand, and simple to scale across markets. Consequently, we look forward to seeing how these games perform across a spread of new markets for VeliPlay – showcasing their fresh, engaging content to a growing network of players, and generating more revenues for our partners.”