The role of credits
Game Vault runs on an agent-based credit structure. Operators hold credit balances in the backend and work from them. Credits flow down the structure: from a provider, through distributors where they exist, to agents, who serve players.
Agent and distributor balances
An agent balance is the working stock for serving players. A distributor balance is usually larger and supplies the operators below it. Both are viewed in the backend at agent.gamevault999.com/login, within what each account is permitted to see.
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Operators get credits from their provider. With Titan Gaming Solutions, the process is direct: contact Titan, confirm the current price and quantity, and arrange the purchase. Credits are then made available to your account.
Moving credits between accounts, for example from a distributor to an agent, depends on your account level and is not described step by step here until verified.
Record keeping
Good records are the difference between a five-minute question and a lost afternoon. A minimal ledger has four columns:
| Date and time | Action | Amount | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| When it happened | Purchase, transfer or player action | Credits moved | Who or what it relates to |
Reconcile it against your backend balance daily. If they do not match, you want to know the same day.
Buying Game Vault credits through Titan Gaming Solutions
Pricing is determined based on the individual needs of each agent or distributor. Contact Titan Gaming Solutions to discuss your requirements.
There is no published fixed credit rate. Pricing is determined based on the individual needs of each agent or distributor.
Request credits
Tell Titan how many credits you need and how to reach you.