Suppliers

OneHazel's marketplace provides 300+ pre-built connectors that integrate with third-party APIs across the iGaming ecosystem and beyond.

How connectors work

Each connector in the marketplace includes:

• OpenAPI spec — A structured description of the supplier's API endpoints, request/response schemas, and authentication requirements
• Auth configuration — Curated authentication settings (API key, Bearer token, OAuth2, Basic auth, HMAC) from the OneHazel auth registry
• Schema mapping — Field-level mappings between OneHazel's canonical data model and the supplier's proprietary format

When you connect a supplier through the gateway, OneHazel automatically:

1. Translates your canonical field names to the supplier's format
2. Applies the correct authentication credentials
3. Routes the request to the right endpoint
4. Translates the response back to canonical format

iGaming categories

KYC & Identity Verification

Providers like Sumsub, Veriff, Onfido, and Jumio for identity verification, document checks, and AML screening. Trigger KYC checks automatically when a player registers or deposits above a threshold.

Payments & Banking

Stripe, Trustly, Adyen, Skrill, Neteller, and more. Process deposits, withdrawals, and refunds through your preferred payment providers with automatic schema translation.

Sports Data

Sportradar, BetConstruct, and other sports data providers for odds, fixtures, results, and live scoring. Ingest real-time sports data into your platform.

Responsible Gaming

GamStop, GamCare, and similar services for self-exclusion checking, deposit limit enforcement, and responsible gaming compliance.

Analytics & CRM

Segment, Mixpanel, HubSpot, and other platforms for player analytics, marketing automation, and CRM integration.

Communication

SendGrid, Twilio, Mailchimp, and similar services for transactional emails, SMS notifications, and marketing communications.

Connecting a supplier

1. Browse the marketplace in the OneHazel dashboard
2. Select a connector and click Connect
3. Enter your API credentials for that supplier
4. Test the connection
5. Start calling the supplier through the Gateway API

Schema mapping

OneHazel uses a canonical data model for iGaming operations. When you call a supplier through the gateway, your canonical field names (e.g. player.first_name, transaction.amount) are automatically mapped to the supplier's field names.

Each connector's schema mapping is generated by OneHazel's AI pipeline, which analyses the supplier's OpenAPI specification to produce accurate field-level mappings. These are reviewed and stored as part of the connector blueprint.

The data contract

The data contract lists every canonical field across all supplier integrations. Sending the fields listed in the data contract ensures your data is compatible with any supplier in the marketplace.

Auto-generated supplier pages

Individual supplier pages are generated from the connector blueprints and show:

• Available operations (endpoints)
• Required fields for each operation
• Authentication method
• Schema mappings (canonical to provider field names)

Adding custom connectors

If a supplier is not in the marketplace, you can generate a custom connector using OneHazel's AI pipeline. Provide the API documentation URL, and the multi-agent system will:

1. Discover the API endpoints
2. Detect the authentication method
3. Generate an OpenAPI specification
4. Create schema mappings
5. Build and validate a TypeScript connector

See the dashboard's Connector Factory for details.