Sportsbook platform
Anima Sport is a complete sportsbook: a live and pre-match feed, a betting engine that prices and accepts, a player frontend you embed with one script tag, and a backoffice built for the people who have to answer for the book at the end of the day.
What it is
Each one does a job the others do not, and each can be evaluated on its own.
Where prices come from
A service that consumes the upstream odds feed and keeps the catalogue and the prices current — sports, competitions, fixtures, markets, outcomes, and every change to them as the game moves.
What decides whether a bet stands
The service the player’s browser talks to. It serves the catalogue, prices each selection at the moment of placement, applies your risk rules, moves money through the operator’s wallet and pushes every odds change back down the socket.
What the player sees
A self-contained widget — one JavaScript file, CSS included — that mounts into a div on the operator’s page. It carries the whole betting experience: the event list, the match view, the betslip and the player’s open bets.
Where the business is run
The control room. Trading, risk, compliance, brand configuration and access, in five languages, with every account confined to exactly what it should see.
How it fits together
The player’s browser only ever talks to one host. Prices arrive over a socket from the engine; bets go back the same way. The feed writes into the shared store the engine reads, and the backoffice reads and writes the same store from the other side. Nothing in the player path waits on the backoffice.
The control room
Trading, risk, compliance, brands and access. Every section of the backoffice is described on this site — not a feature list, but what each screen does and why it works the way it does.
Who uses it
Access is scoped on the server. An account tied to one brand cannot read another’s book, whatever URL it is given.
A register of every coupon with the whole story behind it, an acceptance queue with counter-offers, exposure grouped by outcome, and a liability watch that raises a proposal instead of a surprise.
What it covers →Stake ceilings layered by brand, sport, competition and live flag, applied by the engine before anything is accepted, plus bounded market suspensions that stay on record after they are lifted.
What it covers →Country allowlists per brand with sport-level exclusions, an explicit policy for addresses that cannot be resolved, and an audit trail with no endpoint that can rewrite it.
What it covers →Brands, domains, styling, currencies and wallet integration configured from the interface, with changes reaching the running services immediately.
What it covers →We will walk you through the backoffice, the widget on a page, and the wallet contract — and answer the awkward questions rather than the easy ones.
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