Scalara Labs will use SiGMA World Rome to showcase a new turnkey, AI-native iGaming casino platform, the company has announced. The event runs from 2 to 5 November 2026 at Fiera Roma, where Scalara Labs will be present at stand H3-3043.
At the centre of the launch is a feature the company calls “Harm-First Orchestration”, described as a proprietary decision-making hierarchy that provides unified player intelligence powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning. Scalara says its rapid integration process allows operators to set up and customise a casino quickly, avoiding the long development cycles typically associated with launching a new brand.
The platform also includes AI support agents offering 24-hour multilingual support. For affiliate partners, according to the company, it collects and filters player data into insights intended to support business decisions based on player value.
Scalara Labs frames the launch around operators facing growing pressure to launch faster, demonstrate compliance and use player data responsibly without adding cost or complexity. “Operators are being asked to launch faster, prove their compliance and understand their players better, often using tools that were never designed to work together,” said Hassan Naveed, Founder and CEO of Scalara Labs. “We built Scalara as a single platform that does all three, so operators can spend less time on infrastructure and more time growing their brand responsibly.”
The company’s chief commercial officer, who was not named in the announcement, said: “Operators and affiliate partners need fast setup, lower support costs and player data they can act on. Our platform combines a customisable turnkey solution, 24-hour multilingual AI support and insights built around player value, so they can make better business decisions.”
The pitch lands against a wider supplier-side push into automated compliance tooling. The SOFTSWISS 2026 iGaming Trends report found that operators are investing heavily in AI-driven compliance tools and real-time player monitoring to meet evolving regulatory obligations, while Slotegrator’s 2026 trends report concluded that regulators want faster reporting, clearer documentation and more detailed monitoring of player activity. G3 Newswire, which carried the announcement, reported that Scalara’s pending credentials distinguish it from smaller iGaming white-label providers that do not hold a licence.
Scalara Labs’ initial target regions are Asia, Central Europe and Latin America. SiGMA World Rome is expected to bring together more than 30,000 delegates, with an agenda spanning regulation, affiliate strategy, frontier technology, payments, Brazil and Asia.
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- Scalara Labs to unveil AI-Native Casino Platform at SiGMA Rome — Independent reporting (published 2026-11-01)
- g3newswire.com — Authoritative secondary source
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