BC.GAME has announced that its BC Engine rewards programme passed 10 million BCD in cumulative payouts, a total the operator values at more than US$10 million, six months after the scheme launched on 8 April 2026. The company said the milestone shows that a mechanism originally built around hourly settlements has grown into an important part of its wider gaming ecosystem. The announcement was made in a press release dated 16 October 2026.
Six-month cumulative total
The company said BC Engine crossed the 10 million BCD threshold six months after its introduction. According to BC.GAME, the US$10 million equivalent represents rewards already earned through completed hourly settlements, not projected returns or changes in the market value of $BC. The operator described BC Engine as an increasingly important pillar of its ecosystem because it connects $BC holders, platform activity and gaming partners through recurring value distribution. BC.GAME did not state how many users received rewards during the six-month period.
Growth trajectory from late May
A timeline set out in the company’s announcement shows the build-up in cumulative rewards. By 28 May 2026, eligible $BC holders had accumulated over 2.1 million BCD. That amount rose beyond 5 million BCD by 28 July and reached 8.6 million BCD by 18 September. The six-month total therefore represents almost fivefold growth since late May, according to BC.GAME. The company reported consistent growth in cumulative rewards over this period.
How the hourly settlement system works
BC Engine allows eligible $BC holders to receive BCD through settlement rounds conducted every hour. BC.GAME said the programme provides recurring rewards and transparent settlement records for users. The company stressed that the US$10 million milestone is based on completed settlements rather than anticipated future returns or fluctuations in $BC’s market price.
Engine Nodes and industry partners
Beyond the hourly reward mechanism, the company said the programme has expanded through the introduction of Engine Nodes. BC.GAME named BC Originals, Croco Gaming and BETBY among the partners that have joined the reward ecosystem. In the company’s description, these nodes connect different gaming products and providers through a shared value-distribution arrangement. BC.GAME said this creates closer links between partners and its platform community, although financial terms and the number of active nodes were not disclosed. BC.GAME did not provide a breakdown of rewards by partner or product.
International expansion context
The rewards update comes alongside BC.GAME’s wider international activity. In 2026, the company said it strengthened its regulated presence in Mexico and appointed Mexican footballer Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa as a brand ambassador. BC.GAME characterised the Ochoa partnership as part of its localisation strategy in Latin America. The company said BC Engine is becoming a more significant link between platform growth, $BC utility and participation across its network, as Focus Gaming News reported. The company did not release separate figures for the Mexican market or the Ochoa campaign.
Company statement
Adrian Chen, senior legal counsel at BC.GAME, said: “Achieving 10 million BCD in rewards in the first six months of the BC Engine demonstrates the success and rapid growth of our rewards programme and adoption among players. We look forward to rewarding even more BCD in the coming months as we continue to scale our ecosystem globally.”
The operator did not say whether the rewards figure had been independently audited. iGaming Today carried the same announcement, while BC.GAME did not disclose the number of users receiving rewards or the average payout per participant.
