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SoftSwiss is not a casino, and not really a game maker either. It is the platform, game aggregation and crypto payments that other companies use to run an online casino. It built the first Bitcoin casino platform, and its own studio was spun off as BGaming in 2018, so the games on it are made by others. Here is what that means, and the casinos built on it.
SoftSwiss is the software behind the casino, not the casino itself, so a site running on it is not automatically good or bad. What SoftSwiss gives an operator is a ready-made platform, a large game library and crypto-friendly payments; what the operator does with it, how promptly it pays, what its terms are like, whether it has any track record worth trusting, is entirely its own doing. These are the SoftSwiss-powered casinos we have reviewed, ranked on the things the casino itself controls.
These are casinos built on the SoftSwiss platform. SoftSwiss supplies the software, the game library and the payments behind the casino, not the casino itself, so this list ranks the operators we have reviewed on the things they actually control.
Krypto-freundlich mit hervorragender Zahlungsabdeckung, allerdings mit hohen Umsatzbedingungen für Boni.
Top-rated games from many studios, minus crypto and a native app.
Schnelle Auszahlungen in Kryptowährung, doch strenge Umsatzbedingungen trüben das Erlebnis.
Eine umfangreiche Spielebibliothek, die die strengen Umsatzbedingungen und den mangelhaften Kundensupport nicht ausgleichen kann.
This list only shows casinos that accept players from your country, so it changes with your location.
SoftSwiss is a supplier, not your casino, and that is the whole point. You never open an account with SoftSwiss and it never holds your money. Its business-to-business arm, Stable Aggregator Limited, holds a Maltese Gaming Authority B2B licence, but SoftSwiss itself has no UK Gambling Commission licence, so there is no UK-regulated route to a SoftSwiss casino. The operators built on its platform are licensed separately, most often in Curacao, and it is that operator licence that decides what happens to your deposit and your withdrawal.
So the platform being solid and widely used tells you very little about any one casino running on it. The thing to weigh is always the operator: its licence, its terms and its payout record. A mature platform behind an untrustworthy casino is still a bad place to leave a balance.
It is worth being precise about SoftSwiss, because it is easy to mistake it for a game maker. It is neither a casino nor a studio. It is infrastructure. An operator that wants to launch a casino can license the SoftSwiss Casino Platform to run the site, plug in the SoftSwiss Game Aggregator to fill it with tens of thousands of slots and tables from hundreds of other studios, add the sportsbook and jackpot products, and use the Affilka software to run its affiliate programme. SoftSwiss supplies all of that plumbing; the casino brand on the front is a separate company.
Its calling card is crypto. SoftSwiss launched what it describes as the first Bitcoin-ready casino platform back in 2013, and much of the market it serves is the crypto and offshore end, which is why so many Bitcoin casinos look and behave alike underneath: they are the same platform in different colours.
Here is the honest answer a blackjack player needs: SoftSwiss does not make blackjack. As an aggregator it delivers other studios’ games, so the blackjack you find at a SoftSwiss-powered casino is not a SoftSwiss table at all. It is an Entwicklung, Ezugi, Playtech or BGaming table, among others, delivered through the SoftSwiss library. Its own former studio, the one that did make games, was spun off as BGaming in 2018.
What that means at the table is simple: work out whose blackjack you are actually sitting at, then judge it on that studio’s rules, not on SoftSwiss. Whatever the table, read its rules, how many decks, whether the dealer hits or stands on a soft 17, and whether it pays a full 3 to 2, and put them into our Blackjack-Strategie-Maschine for the correct play.
SoftSwiss was founded by Ivan Montik, starting in 2008 as an IT outsourcing shop and taking the SoftSwiss name in 2009. Our older write-up said it built online-auction platforms; that was really one early client project, around 2011, and the story SoftSwiss itself tells is that when the client could not pay, keeping the software taught Montik that owning a product beats selling hours. It moved into iGaming in 2012 and launched its Bitcoin-ready casino platform in 2013, which is the moment it found its market. Today it is headquartered in Malta, with development centres in Poland and Georgia, and it is one of the larger platform suppliers in the business, with well over a thousand casino brands running on its software.
Ivan Montik’s IT company takes the SoftSwiss name, a year on from its 2008 start as an outsourcing shop.
Launches what it calls the first Bitcoin-ready online casino platform, the product that defines it.
Adds the Game Aggregator, delivering tens of thousands of third-party games to the casinos on its platform.
Spins its in-house games studio out as the independent BGaming, and settles into being a platform and aggregator rather than a game maker.
No. SoftSwiss is a business-to-business supplier: it provides the platform, the game library and the payment tools that other companies use to run a casino. You never have an account with SoftSwiss; your account is with the casino built on its software.
Not any more. Its in-house studio was spun off as the independent BGaming in 2018. Since then SoftSwiss aggregates games from hundreds of third-party studios and delivers them to casinos, rather than making the slots and tables itself.
No. SoftSwiss holds no UK Gambling Commission licence. Its supplier arm, Stable Aggregator Limited, holds a Maltese B2B licence, and the casinos it powers are usually licensed in Curacao, not Britain.
No. As an aggregator it does not build blackjack itself. The blackjack you play at a SoftSwiss-powered casino comes from third-party studios such as Evolution, Ezugi or BGaming, delivered through the SoftSwiss library. Check which studio's table you are actually sitting at.
The platform is mature and widely used, but that tells you little about any one casino built on it. Safety comes down to the operator: its licence, its terms and its payout record. A solid platform behind an untrustworthy casino is still a bad place to leave a balance.
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