SoftSwiss Game Aggregator Awarded MGA License

The online casino technology company SoftSwiss has announced that its Game Aggregator has received a B2B license from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). This is a major milestone for the company, as it will allow it to expand the reach of its technology even further within Malta’s jurisdiction and enable it to strengthen partnerships with existing clients.

The MGA is broadly recognized as one of the top gambling regulators in the world. It holds companies and casino operators to very high standards of security, safety and fair play. By awarding SoftSwiss a B2B license, it is an endorsement from the regulator of the company’s products and a clear sign that they uphold extremely high standards.

Operators who work within the Malta jurisdiction and hold licenses from the MGA will now be able to utilize SoftSwiss’ Game Aggregator, giving them the ability to bring players thousands of additional games through partnership with the technology provider.

We are happy to receive the MGA B2B licence for our Game Aggregator solution. It’s a significant step forward in our journey, which is opening new thrilling horizons for us. The MGA license is just another proof of the top-notch quality, security and transparency of our products and services, which will open the door to new long-term partnerships and will drive further business growth.

Max TrafimovichSoftSwiss CCO

Recently the SoftSwiss Game Aggregator has been rapidly growing. Today it offers titles from more than 70 different providers, with a catalogue of more 11,000 games including 3,000 that support cryptocurrencies. The portfolio can be added to any gaming software platform with ease through a simple API integration. It also offers a unique customer service model with ongoing technical support and a personal account manager with SoftSwiss.

There are already more than 80 white label projects and 200 third-party websites that make use of the SoftSwiss Game aggregator. It includes a number of well-known brands such as PokerMatch, 1xbet, Digitain, PinUp and many more.

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