West Africa
Virtual racing for betting shops in Ghana
Add virtual racing to a Ghanaian betting shop without new hardware. 14 games with live video, running all day.
Ghana at a glance
- Shop currency
- GHSGhanaian cedi
- Country code
- +233Used on the register form
- Terminal language
- EnglishSet per shop
- Coverage
- NationwideIncluding Accra, Kumasi
Virtual racing in Ghana
Available across Ghana. The races arrive as video over the internet, so the product works the same in Accra as in Kumasi or any other city. Currency is set per shop rather than per region, so an operator with shops across a border runs each one in its own money.
Shops price and pay in Ghanaian cedis. Stakes, payouts and shift reports all use the shop's own currency, so nothing is converted by hand at the counter.
It runs side by side with the system you have today. Nothing is switched off. There is no render PC to buy and nothing to install per screen.
The terminal is set in English, and it can be set to French for a shop across the border. After you register, we contact you on the WhatsApp number you provide.
What a shop gets
Terminals and cashiers
Runs on the computers already behind your counter. Sell a ticket, scan it, pay it out.
Retailers and agents
Separate credit, limits and reporting at every level.
Back office
Staked, paid and outstanding, exported by CSV or API.
Games
Horse racing, dog racing, harness, steeplechase, motor racing, keno and more. 14 games with live video from our own engine.
The races arrive as video. A shop that already runs a local render client (VisionViewer or VSEKiron) can keep using it: the races play through that client too.
The same platform runs under your own brand if you want it that way. See the white-label page.
Signing up from Ghana
Register with your name, your shop name, your city and your WhatsApp number. The demo opens in your shop's name, with nothing to install. Any city in Ghana can register.
If you are building your own app
The same racing is on a REST and JSON data API: events, runners, odds and results across 8 racing game types. There is no revenue share on it. The free plan is 500 requests a day.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to buy hardware to run virtual racing in Ghana?
- No. The races are rendered centrally and arrive in the shop as video. The terminal runs on the computers you already have.
- What currency do the terminals use in Ghana?
- Ghanaian cedis. Currency is set per shop, so a group operating in Ghana and in a CFA franc country next door runs each shop in its own money.
- Can the terminal be set to French?
- Yes. The terminal can be set to English, French, Spanish or Portuguese, which covers Ghana and the francophone markets beside it.
- Does the racing stop when there is no live sport?
- No. The racing is generated, so nothing is ever called off. Races run all day and all night.
Other markets
West Africa
Everywhere else
- EthiopiaShops price in birr and the terminal is set in English. Registration opens a demo in your shop's name.
- KenyaShops price in Kenyan shillings. The racing runs day and night, with no fixture list to run out.
- UgandaShops price in Ugandan shillings, set per shop. The same platform as the rest of East Africa.
- TanzaniaShops price in Tanzanian shillings, set per shop. Races run at any hour.
- BrazilThe terminal can be set to Portuguese and shops price in reais. Setup starts with a conversation.
See every market on one page.
Put virtual racing in your shop in Ghana
Register the shop and the demo opens with your shop's name on it. No hardware, and nothing switched off.