Fast Track has completed the integration of Greco, a gameplay risk management company, into one of its core products following an acquisition last year.

The Malta-based engagement platform acquired Greco in February 2025, though it has been involved with the company for several years – having co-founded it as a joint venture in 2021.

Greco’s Risk Engine is a gameplay risk modelling platform used to model theoretical player value, detect behavioural anomalies and make data-driven decisions around bonus allocation and gameplay exposure.

Now that Fast Track has fully integrated the platform and consolidated it as a core product, the company will sit alongside its real-time CRM, AI-driven gamification and natural language products.

Bonus abuse is Greco’s bread and butter, being the main target of its modelling system since its foundation. Based in London, the company services an international client base, such as Kaizen Gaming’s Betano and Stoiximan brands.

“This has always been about building something bigger than the sum of its parts,” said Simon Lidzén, CEO and Co-founder of Fast Track. “Greco adds a powerful new dimension to our platform. 

“By bringing it fully under Fast Track, we can help operators scale their bonus strategies with the same sophistication they apply to CRM strategies – backed by real-time data, intelligence, and world-class execution.”

Following the integration, Greco co-founders Ozric Vondervelden and Ed Dickerson will remain ‘actively involved’ in the company according to Fast Track, taking a role in overseeing the technology and team transition at the firm.

With Greco now established as a core Fast Track product, its new parent company has detailed objectives of delivering its anti-bonus abuse service with reliability and a rapid pace of innovation.