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Kindred Adopts Regily’s Check-in Technology

Kindred Group has become the latest igaming operator to adopt Regily’s fast-growing check-in technology.
Regily will supply Unibet with its SaaS check-in technology which optimises the sign-up experience for each user. Regily’s technology combines multiple UX systems, data sources, and identification methods to provide the best flow in each market out of the box. Using a data-driven approach the solution increases conversion while ensuring necessary identification and compliance.
“We are excited to add Kindred Group to our growing number of igaming partners. Our leading sign-up framework will allow Kindred Group to have strategies in place and increase conversion rates by keeping sign-up flows focused and engaging from start to submit,” Christian Karlsson, chief commercial officer of Regily, said.
“This is a great opportunity for us to further explore how we can offer the best possible customer experience for our sign-up journey. Using Regily’s framework the player registration process will not only be more interactive but also help us to understand the player better from the point of sign-up,” Trille Levin, experience owner for join and leave at Kindred Group, said.
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