Hizi.io Replaces Proprietary RGS with Shared iGaming Infrastructure

Hizi.io announced at NEXT Summit Valletta 2026 that the iGaming sector is moving away from proprietary Remote Gaming Servers toward a unified infrastructure model. CEO Robert Lenzhofer explained that developers now focus on game mechanics and market strategy instead of rebuilding identical server systems.

Shared Infrastructure and No-Code Development

Traditional RGS setups require studios to construct four core components: a random number generator, a transactional database, an admin panel, and an operator API. Building these systems typically takes several months to a year, demands dedicated engineering teams, and often results in budget overruns and feature gaps. Hizi.io addresses this by providing shared infrastructure as a standard service. The platform extends beyond basic server hosting to include content aggregation, operator integrations, development tools, and support for regulated markets. Central to the offering is Hizi Engine, a no-code builder that allows creators to configure server logic for slots, crash games, Plinko, Mines, Keno, roulette, and blackjack without writing code.

Automated Certification and Cloud Hosting

An integrated AI assistant converts existing game concepts into functional server mechanics, automatically generating mathematical models, bonus configurations, RTP values, and gameplay parameters. During a live demonstration, the system built a Book of-style slot backend, calculated and adjusted the RTP to a target value, and prepared the build for release. Hizi.io also operates a content aggregator for operators. The company partnered with RiskCherry to launch an automated certification pipeline that routes game builds directly from development to testing. AI handles test execution, bug detection, report generation, and developer feedback. The platform includes fully managed cloud hosting with automatic synchronization, scaling, and global server distribution. Hizi.io plans to onboard 30 to 40 studios to the infrastructure by the end of the year.