Registration Forms

Registration Forms let you build the sign-up experience new players see on your casino brands. Assemble multi-step forms from a fixed set of player fields, set each field's labels and rules, and control how the registration page looks. A well-designed form captures the details you need to open an account while keeping sign-up quick.

Accessing Registration Forms

1. Open Communications > Registration Forms in the sidebar
2. The registration forms list opens with summary cards above it

Summary Cards

Card	Description
Total Forms	Number of form configurations
Active Forms	Forms currently enabled
Inactive Forms	Forms currently disabled

Registration Form List Columns

Column	Description
Name	Form name; the default form is labelled "Default registration form" beneath its name
Slug	Short identifier used in the web address (URL), with buttons to copy or open the public link
URL	The public registration link for that form
Steps	Number of steps in the form
Fields	Total number of fields across all steps
Status	Active or Inactive — click to toggle the form on or off
Updated	Date the form was last changed
Actions	Duplicate, Edit, Set as Default, and Delete

Filtering Forms

• Search — search by name or slug
• Status — filter by All Statuses, Active, or Inactive

Click Apply to run the filters or Reset to clear them.

Creating a Registration Form

Create a form so new players complete a sign-up flow tailored to your brand.

1. Click the Create Form button
2. Fill in the basic details:
   • Form Name — display name (e.g. "Standard Registration")
   • Slug — identifier for the web address (auto-generated from the name)
   • Description — internal notes (optional)
   • Redirect URL — where to send the player after registration
   • Set as Default — use this as the primary registration form
3. Click Create

This creates an empty form. Use the Form Builder to add steps and fields.

Form Builder

Click Edit on a form to open the visual Form Builder.

Builder Interface

• Left panel — the available player fields you can add to a step
• Centre — the form's steps and the fields inside each
• Right panel — settings for the selected field

Adding Steps

Splitting a longer form into steps keeps each screen short.

1. Click the Add Step button
2. Name the step (e.g. "Personal Info", "Contact Details")
3. Add fields to the step from the available player fields
4. Drag fields to reorder them within the step

Available Fields

You build each step from a fixed set of predefined player fields. Each field captures a specific detail of the player's account. Dragging reorders fields within a step.

Field	Captures
Email	Player email address
Password	Account password
First Name	First name
Last Name	Last name
Date of Birth	Date of birth
Phone	Phone number
Country	Country
Currency	Currency
City	City
Address	Address
Postal Code	Postal / zip code
State	State / province / region
Gender	Gender
Promo Code	Promotional code
Referral Code	Referral code
Welcome Offer	The welcome offer the player selects at sign-up
Username	Player-chosen username login identifier
Accept Terms	Terms & conditions acceptance (checkbox)
Accept Marketing	Marketing consent (checkbox)

Some fields are always required — the details needed to open an account. These show a "system required" note, stay switched on, and cannot be removed once added.

Field Settings

Select a field to configure:

Setting	Description
Label	The field's on-screen label
Default Placeholder	Hint text shown inside the input
Default Help Text	Extra guidance shown with the field
Required field	Whether the field is mandatory (locked on for system-required fields)
Sort Order	Position of the field within its step

The Accept Terms and Accept Marketing checkboxes add an Auto-accept option that pre-checks the box for the player.

Country, Currency & Phone Options

The Country, Currency, and Phone fields have extra, jurisdiction-relevant settings:

A One-Time Password (OTP) is a single-use code that confirms an action.

Option	Applies to	Description
Availability (show-for / hide-for)	Country, Currency	Restrict the choices to a list — either only the listed countries/currencies (show for) or all except them (hide for). An empty list means all of the brand's countries/currencies.
Auto-select from country	Currency	Pre-select the currency based on the chosen country
Hide field on registration form	Country, Currency	Keep the field in the form data but not shown to the player
Show search input	Country, Currency, Phone	Show a search box inside the selector for long lists
Require SMS verification (OTP)	Phone	Players must verify their number with a 6-digit code sent by SMS before the account is created (available only when the phone field is required)

The Country and Currency choices are drawn from the brand's configured countries and currencies, so they stay consistent with the brand's jurisdiction setup.

Form-Level Settings

Beyond the steps and fields, a registration form has presentation and behaviour settings:

• Banner — a side banner shown next to the form: desktop and mobile images, background/text colours, position (left or right), optional gradients, and localised heading, subheading, and call-to-action (CTA) text
• Page layout — the registration page's chrome: sidebar state (expanded / collapsed / hidden) and whether the logo is shown on desktop and mobile
• Abandon confirmation — an optional prompt when a player tries to leave a partly completed form (a browser prompt and/or a custom message with a localised title and body)

Validation

Field formats are checked automatically based on the field type — for example an email field requires a valid email address, and the password field enforces a minimum length. The phone field can additionally require SMS verification (see the Phone options above).

Form Actions

Setting as Default

The default form is served whenever no specific form is requested, so it should be your main sign-up flow.

1. Click the Set as Default (star) action
2. Confirm the change

Only one form can be default at a time, and the default form's star is shown filled.

Duplicating a Form

1. Click the Duplicate action
2. In the dialog, enter a new Name and Slug for the copy
3. Click Create copy
4. Edit the copy as needed

The name and slug you provide are used as-is; no "-copy" suffix is added automatically. Useful for creating variations without starting from scratch.

Activating / Deactivating

1. Click the Status dot, or the Activate / Deactivate action
2. The status changes immediately

Inactive forms are not shown to players.

Deleting a Form

1. Click the Delete action
2. Confirm deletion

The default form cannot be deleted. Set another form as default first.

Preview

In the Form Builder, click Preview to:

• See the form as players will
• Test field interactions
• Check the mobile appearance

Example Form Structure

An illustrative three-step form built from the available fields:

Step 1 — Account

• Email (required)
• Password (required)

Step 2 — Personal

• First Name (required)
• Last Name (required)
• Date of Birth (required)
• Country (required)

Step 3 — Preferences

• Currency (required)
• Accept Terms (required)
• Accept Marketing (optional)

Best Practices

• Keep forms as short as possible
• Use multiple steps for longer forms (3–5 steps)
• Put the most important fields first
• Mark optional fields clearly
• Provide clear help text
• Check the form on mobile devices
• Include the required legal checkboxes
• Set a sensible redirect after registration

Legal Requirements

Make sure your forms include:

• Terms & Conditions acceptance
• Marketing consent (for General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR, compliance)
• The date-of-birth and identity details your jurisdiction requires for age and eligibility checks

Testing Form Variations

To compare sign-up flows:

1. Create variation forms
2. Point different links or audiences at each
3. Compare completion rates
4. Set the best performer as default

Related Topics

• Content Overview
• Player Management
• Translations