[PRESS RELEASE – Anjouan, Anjouan, May 21st, 2025]
CLAPS, a blockchain-based iGaming platform, has launched a new crypto-native sportsbook, enabling users to place sports bets using digital assets. The sportsbook supports multiple betting types, including singles, parlays, and system bets, and offers pre-match and live betting with odds presented in a variety of international formats.
The new feature prioritizes both speed and user simplicity. While deposits and withdrawals are executed on-chain to maintain transparency, the betting engine operates off-chain to enhance processing speed and performance.
The platform supports a range of cryptocurrencies, including BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, and USDT. CLAPS also provides a custodial wallet solution to streamline onboarding for users who may be less familiar with managing crypto assets.
In addition to user-focused features, CLAPS has introduced a CPA-based affiliate program aimed at content creators and partners, offering new revenue opportunities for those who direct traffic to the platform.
According to CLAPS CEO Oleh Moroz, the development focused on creating a streamlined and authentic web3 betting experience designed from the ground up, rather than adapting legacy models to blockchain.
Further information on jurisdictional restrictions and other relevant policies is available through the official resource page.
About CLAPS
CLAPS is a crypto-native iGaming platform built to offer a seamless, transparent, and high-speed experience for digital asset users. Designed with a web3-first approach, CLAPS combines on-chain transparency with the performance of off-chain systems to deliver a user-centric environment for gaming and sports betting. The platform supports a wide range of popular cryptocurrencies and includes integrated wallet solutions to simplify user onboarding. CLAPS also provides partnership opportunities through its affiliate program, fostering growth within the decentralized gaming ecosystem.
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