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SOFTSWISS Sportsbook

SOFTSWISS Sportsbook

SOFTSWISS Sportsbook is the sports betting product of SOFTSWISS, a B2B iGaming software supplier headquartered in Malta whose other products are a casino platform, a game aggregator, the Affilka affiliate platform and a prediction markets platform. The sportsbook is proprietary SOFTSWISS technology launched in November 2020, covering pre-match and live betting across 200-plus sports and esports with bonus and gamification tools, mobile apps, risk management and GLI-33 certified betting procedures, and it integrates third-party odds suppliers including Feedconstruct, Betradar and Oddin. The group's Maltese entity Stable Aggregator Limited holds MGA critical gaming supply licence MGA/B2B/942/2022, and SOFTSWISS reports more than 2,200 employees and 1,500-plus brands using its software.

Основана
2009
Штаб-квартира
Gzira, Malta
Владение
Privately held; founded by Ivan Montik, who is the public face of the company. No stock listing and no parent group disclosed; the licensed Maltese entity is Stable Aggregator Limited. The group's beneficial ownership is held through a set of Cypriot and Maltese companies and is not fully public.
Лицензии
MGA
Продукты
sportsbook, esports betting, mobile betting apps, risk management, bonus engine, gamification tools, player account management
Бренды
32
Сайт
www.softswiss.com

История

SOFTSWISS began in Minsk, Belarus, as an IT outsourcing startup in September 2008, with the SOFTSWISS brand adopted in July 2009; the founder is Ivan Montik. It pivoted to iGaming with a casino platform in 2012, was an early adopter of cryptocurrency payments in online casinos from 2013, and made its first product presentation and signed its first contract at ICE London in February 2013. The Game Aggregator followed in October 2015. After the 2020 political crisis in Belarus the company left the country and moved its main office to Gzira, Malta, opening development centres in Poznan, Poland (2021), Tbilisi, Georgia (2022) and Warsaw, Poland (2023). The in-house Sportsbook Platform launched in November 2020, during that relocation. In January 2024 SOFTSWISS acquired a majority stake in Turfsport, a South African sports betting software company, and in April 2024 invested in Ously Games GmbH's SpinArena platform. A Prediction Markets Platform launched in February 2026 and the company ran a rebranding and repositioning in July 2026. SOFTSWISS is privately held with no stock market listing.

Примечательно

  • The Sportsbook Platform is an in-house SOFTSWISS product, launched November 2020 — twelve years after the company started and eight years after its casino platform.
  • The company started in Minsk, Belarus (IT outsourcing startup, September 2008; SOFTSWISS brand July 2009) and moved its main office to Malta in 2020, adding development centres in Poznan (2021), Tbilisi (2022) and Warsaw (2023).
  • Maltese entity Stable Aggregator Limited holds MGA critical gaming supplies licence MGA/B2B/942/2022; the sportsbook carries GLI-33, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS certification.
  • Acquired a majority stake in South African sports betting software company Turfsport in January 2024.

Кто использует

  • N1Bet — n1bet.com
  • N1Bet Nigeria — n1bet.ng
  • Joo Sports
  • Hadesbet — hadesbet3.com
  • LegionBet — legionbet.com
  • LuckyHunter — luckyhunter.com
  • RollXO — rollxo.com
  • Neospin — neospin.com

Казино на этом сайте, где это стоит (24)

Из 32 брендов этой платформы у 24 есть профиль здесь; остальные 8 перечислены выше в разделе «Кто использует» и своего профиля не имеют.

Насколько подтверждено

The technical fingerprint is directly documented. That the sportsbook is in-house and launched in November 2020 is confirmed by SOFTSWISS's own milestone timeline and corroborated by a January 2023 release marking its second year since launch; the move from Belarus to Malta and the development centres are well supported. The founding year recorded here is the company's, 2009, rather than the sportsbook product's, 2020. Ultimate ownership behind the Cypriot and Maltese holding structure is not verifiable from public sources, and several hostile blog sources on that subject were disregarded as unreliable.