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# Solutions

- [API Wallet](https://rollin-games.gitbook.io/rollin.games/solutions/api-wallet.md): Build up your ZERO-entry-barriers wallet system in GameFi as simple as an API call.
- [Blockchain Oracle APIs](https://rollin-games.gitbook.io/rollin.games/solutions/api-wallet/blockchain-oracle-apis.md): Bridging the centralized gaming system and decentralized blockchain system easily.
- [FIAT APIs](https://rollin-games.gitbook.io/rollin.games/solutions/api-wallet/fiat-apis.md): Providing feasible in-app purchase service and FIAT gateways by easy-to-integrate APIs.
- [GameFi Lego](https://rollin-games.gitbook.io/rollin.games/solutions/gamefi-lego.md): Introducing GameFi mechanism to free-to-play games in minutes.
- [Drag-n-Drop GameFi modules](https://rollin-games.gitbook.io/rollin.games/solutions/gamefi-lego/drag-n-drop-gamefi-modules.md): Quickly and easily assemble GameFi mechanisms in your own way.
- [Game Token Minter](https://rollin-games.gitbook.io/rollin.games/solutions/gamefi-lego/game-token-minter.md): Complete a precise and practicable token allocation through Game Token Minter.


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