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SoftSwiss is the software company behind many online casinos: it supplies the casino platform and the game library, not the casino and not the games. Here are the casinos built on it, rated, and what SoftSwiss actually does.
SoftSwiss supplies the software these casinos run on, not the casinos themselves. Each casino is its own business: it picks the games and bonuses, holds the gambling license, takes your deposits and pays your withdrawals, and that is what this list rates.
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SoftSwiss is a Malta-headquartered iGaming software company, founded in 2009, whose products are used by more than 1,500 brands: a casino platform, a game aggregator with over 40,000 games from more than 300 studios, a sportsbook and other operator tools. It does not make casino games of its own. Its supplier company, Stable Aggregator Ltd, holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B license and a Greek manufacturer license; it holds no UK Gambling Commission license.
A casino platform is the software a casino runs on: your player account, the cashier, the bonuses and the back office the casino’s staff use to manage it all. A game aggregator is a single connection that lets a casino add games from hundreds of studios at once, which is how a SoftSwiss casino can offer thousands of slots, live dealer tables and crash games. Those games are made by other studios, such as Pragmatic Play, Evolution, Play’n GO and NetEnt, and SoftSwiss delivers them as an authorised reseller. Your player data belongs to the casino operator, even though SoftSwiss hosts it.
The software an online casino runs on: player accounts, the cashier and payment providers, bonuses and tournaments, the game lobby and the operator’s back office, with a customisable front end. Launched in 2013.
One connection that gives a casino more than 40,000 games from over 300 studios, including slots, live dealer and crash games, plus tournament and jackpot tools. Launched in 2015.
A sports betting platform covering 200+ sports and esports with pre-match and live betting, which a casino can add to its site or run as a separate betting brand. Launched in 2020.
A fixed-odds product for betting on real-world events such as politics, economics, sport and entertainment, added to a casino or sportsbook or run on its own. Launched in 2026.
The Casino Platform set up for cryptocurrency, with crypto deposits and withdrawals processed through CoinsPaid’s Cryptoprocessing and support for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Tether and other coins. Launched in 2013.
A complete package for a company that already holds a gambling license: the Casino Platform, the Game Aggregator’s games and ready-made payment integrations, run under the operator’s own license.
Affiliate management software a casino uses to run its affiliate program: partner sign-ups, tracking, commission plans and affiliate payouts. Launched in 2018.
SoftSwiss is licensed as a supplier, not as your casino. Stable Aggregator Ltd, the SoftSwiss company in Valletta, holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B critical supply license (MGA/B2B/942/2022) and a manufacturer license from Greece’s Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC-000107-MN). It holds no UK Gambling Commission license. None of that covers your account: the casino you sign up with holds its own gambling license, sets its own terms and holds your money, and a casino running on SoftSwiss software can be licensed anywhere from Malta to Curacao. Check the casino’s license and terms before you deposit.
SoftSwiss grew out of a small IT outsourcing start-up founded in 2008, and its founder, Ivan Montik, launched the SoftSwiss brand in 2009. It started building its casino platform in 2012, signed its first contract in 2013 and launched a crypto casino solution the same year. The Game Aggregator followed in 2015, the Affilka affiliate software in 2018, the Sportsbook in 2020 and a Prediction Markets Platform in 2026. Its game studio became BGaming in 2018 and now runs as a separate licensed company. Today SoftSwiss is headquartered in Malta, with development centers in Poland and Georgia, more than 2,200 employees and over 1,500 brands using its software.
An IT outsourcing start-up is founded; it later becomes SoftSwiss.
Ivan Montik launches the SoftSwiss brand.
Presents its Casino Platform at ICE London, signs its first contract and launches its crypto casino solution.
Launches the Game Aggregator.
Launches the Affilka affiliate software, and its game studio takes the BGaming name.
Launches its Sportsbook platform.
The Game Aggregator receives a manufacturer license from Greece’s Hellenic Gaming Commission.
Launches its Prediction Markets Platform.
Industry awards SoftSwiss has won, from the biggest shows first.
No. SoftSwiss is a business-to-business software supplier. It provides the platform, the game library and the payment tools that other companies use to run their casinos. You never have an account with SoftSwiss; your account, your balance and your withdrawals are with the casino.
No. SoftSwiss does not offer any casino games of its own. Its Game Aggregator delivers more than 40,000 games from over 300 studios, so the slots and tables at a SoftSwiss casino are made by studios such as Pragmatic Play, Evolution, Play'n GO, NetEnt and BGaming.
BGaming is a casino game studio. SoftSwiss developed casino games from 2012, and the BGaming brand for that game studio launched in 2018. Today BGaming is run by its own company, Stable Games Ltd, which holds its own Malta Gaming Authority license, and its games reach SoftSwiss casinos through the Game Aggregator like any other studio's. BGaming has its own page on our site.
Yes, as a supplier. Stable Aggregator Ltd, the SoftSwiss company based in Valletta, holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B Critical Supply license, number MGA/B2B/942/2022, and a Greek manufacturer license from the Hellenic Gaming Commission, number HGC-000107-MN.
No. Neither SoftSwiss nor Stable Aggregator Ltd holds a UK Gambling Commission license.
That depends on the casino, not on SoftSwiss. The operator holds the gambling license, sets the terms and holds your money, so check which authority licenses the casino and read its bonus and withdrawal terms. A casino running on SoftSwiss software can be licensed anywhere from Malta to Curacao, and each of those regulators sets different rules for player protection.
SoftSwiss launched its crypto casino solution in 2013 and has offered crypto payments to operators ever since. Its Crypto Casino Solution handles deposits and withdrawals in more than a dozen coins, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Tether, through CoinsPaid's Cryptoprocessing. Which coins a casino actually accepts is up to the casino.
SoftSwiss was founded by Ivan Montik, who launched the SoftSwiss brand in 2009 out of a small IT outsourcing start-up. The company that holds its Malta supplier license and publishes its website is Stable Aggregator Ltd, registered in Valletta, Malta.
SoftSwiss is headquartered in Malta, with development centers in Poland and Georgia. It has four offices and more than 2,200 employees.
Your balance, deposits and withdrawals are the casino operator's responsibility, not SoftSwiss's. Your personal data is owned by the casino operator at all times; SoftSwiss hosts and maintains the player database for casinos on its platform and is bound by its agreement with the operator not to share it with third parties.
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