Affiliate tracking built for iGaming, sportsbook, and casino networks

Why iGaming affiliate programs need specialized tracking

Generic affiliate platforms treat every conversion as a single event. iGaming doesn't work that way. A single player can trigger a registration, a first deposit (FTD), a qualified deposit, a re-deposit, and a net-revenue-share event — sometimes weeks apart. Your tracking has to attribute every one of them back to the original click and pay the right affiliate on the right terms.

High-volume iGaming traffic also draws high-volume fraud: incentivized clicks, bonus-abuse rings, VPN/proxy farms, and copycat postback spoofing. Without server-side postbacks and IP-level fraud scoring, you leak payout to fraudulent conversions and can't defend chargebacks from operators.

Real-time server-to-server postbacks

LeadTrack ingests server-side postbacks in under 50 ms globally, so a sportsbook's FTD event lands in your dashboard the moment the operator fires it — not after a nightly batch. Each conversion is matched back to the click via a signed click_id plus a fallback chain through sub1–sub5, so operators like Everflow, Income Access, MyAffiliates, NetRefer, and custom in-house stacks all resolve correctly.

Multi-event flows (registration → FTD → NGR share) are first-class: each event type has its own payout rule, its own currency, and its own postback template.

Advanced fraud detection for high-volume traffic

Every click runs through IP reputation, VPN/proxy/hosting detection, device fingerprinting, and velocity scoring before it's counted. Suspicious postbacks are quarantined for review rather than silently paid out. Rules are per-offer, so a UK-licensed sportsbook can enforce stricter GEO/VPN gates than a global casino offer.

Global GEO and payout coverage

150+ GEOs, per-country payouts, and payouts in USD, EUR, and INR mean you can run a UK sportsbook, an LATAM casino, and an APAC live-dealer offer from the same dashboard without spinning up separate instances.