Players hold coins. Your books stay in one currency.
Crypto-native deposits and payouts with in-game conversion, so a player funds in USDT and still plays fiat-denominated content — while your accounting sees one asset.
Crypto without the crypto problems
The appeal is obvious: cheaper rails, no chargebacks, players you cannot reach any other way. The risks are equally obvious, and most of them are accounting risks rather than blockchain ones.
Deposits & payouts
The majors plus stablecoins, per market and per licence. Confirmations tracked and recorded against the operation.
In-game conversion
A player holds crypto; the round is denominated in the currency the studio supports. Rates are captured at the moment of conversion, not reconstructed later.
On-chain evidence
Transaction hash and confirmation count live in the operation record as evidence, so a disputed payout is answered with a fact.
We never hold keys
Custody stays with your processor or custodian. Mars1 orchestrates and reconciles; it does not sign transactions.
No chargeback exposure
Settlement is final, which removes the single largest source of deposit fraud loss in card-led markets.
Fiat alongside
Where the licence allows it, fiat rails run in the same cashier. Players choose; you get one reconciliation.
Scope
Markets, licence, payment mix and content list. Written limits before anything is built.
Configure
Brand, lobby, cashier and promotions set up on your cell — no code from you.
Shadow
Runs beside your current stack on real traffic without touching real money.
Go live
Capped cohort, daily finance review, widened when your team says so.
Crypto volatility is a treasury decision, not a platform feature. We record exactly what moved and when, at the rate that applied — what you hedge and when is yours to decide with the numbers in front of you.
Run a crypto-first cashier
Stablecoins, majors and in-game conversion, with the rate captured at the moment it applied.