An iGaming platform is the player account management (PAM) layer that sits under everything else: registration, wallet, KYC hooks, bonuses, payments and the back office. Casino content, a sportsbook and CRM plug into it. The ten providers below all sell that core layer, either on its own or bundled with their own casino aggregation and sportsbook. They differ most on the licences they hold, which decides where you can launch with them.
Every licence number, product name and claim here comes from the vendor’s own site or filings, checked on 4 November 2026. Where a vendor publishes no licence number, we say so. Vendors are listed alphabetically.
How we picked
We started from eleven candidates and kept a vendor if its own site shows:
- A platform or PAM product sold to operators, not just a game aggregator or sportsbook feed.
- Published licences or certifications, ideally with numbers we could match to a regulator.
- A clear module list and market footprint.
Two candidates were dropped. Pronet Gaming’s site lists platform, casino, sportsbook and retail products, but we couldn’t find a published licence or certification on its homepage or about page. For Slotegrator, we couldn’t confirm its current licences and product scope from its own site on 4 November. We added Amelco, which publishes a PAM and a UK licence.
Licences at a glance
| Provider | Main licence numbers published | Other jurisdictions it lists | Platform name or module |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amelco | UKGC account 39791 | Live in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia | Proprietary PAM |
| BetConstruct | MGA/B2B/286/2014; UKGC 40767 | 28 licences incl. Netherlands, Sweden, France, Germany, Brazil, Peru | Spring BME |
| Digitain | MGA/B2B/592/2018; UKGC 63601; Belgium E 719242 | Licensed markets page | iGaming Platform (PAM) |
| EveryMatrix | MGA/B2B/201/2011; UKGC 39383 | Ontario, PA, MI, WV, CT, Sweden, Denmark and more | Gammatrix |
| Gamingtec | None published | Curaçao, Isle of Man, Anjouan, Portugal, Poland, Mexico | Turnkey and white label |
| GiG Software | MGA/B2B/330/2016; UKGC 44073 | Ontario, Alberta, NJ, Maryland, Spain and others | Core X |
| NuxGame | None published | Anjouan logo only | Turnkey platform |
| Playtech | MGA/CRP/137/2007; UKGC 38516 | Not listed on homepage | PAM+ |
| SOFTGAMINGS | None published | Malta, Curaçao, Isle of Man, Latvia, Belgium | Turnkey, white label, self-service |
| SOFTSWISS | MGA/B2B/942/2022 (Stable Aggregator Limited) | Brazil, Peru, Spain, Greece, Romania, Ireland, South Africa | Casino Platform |
Sources: each vendor’s licence or footer text, linked in the entries below.
The providers
Amelco
Amelco (offices in London, Warsaw and Pécs, per its site) sells a proprietary PAM alongside its sportsbook, trading services, casino aggregation (“100,000+ titles”) and white label. Amelco UK Limited is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account 39791. The logo wall includes Hard Rock, Flutter, Fanatics, the Hong Kong Jockey Club and Tote. Its strength on paper is sportsbook-led operators that want PAM and trading from one supplier.
BetConstruct
BetConstruct publishes the longest licence list of any vendor here. Its licences page runs to 28 entries, including MGA B2B and B2C licences, UK B2B and B2C operating licences, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Greece, Peru, the Bahamas and a Brazilian SPA ordinance, with platform and sportsbook certification by GLI and BMM Testlabs in 15 to 16 jurisdictions. The footer names Soft Construct (Malta) Ltd under MGA/B2B/286/2014 and UKGC account 40767.
Products include the Spring BME platform, a cashier, CMS, sportsbook, casino, data feeds and a crypto-ready platform (BetChain) listing BTC, ETH, USDT and LTC. It sells API, turnkey, white label and crypto packages.
Digitain
Digitain sells a full stack: PAM, sportsbook, Paydrom payment gateway, Affinet affiliate platform, CRM, retail and native apps, plus managed trading. The sportsbook page claims 180,000+ live monthly events and 4,000+ markets, backed by “1300+ traders and risk managers”. Digitain (MT) Limited holds UKGC account 63601, MGA critical gaming supply licence MGA/B2B/592/2018 and Belgian Class E licence E 719242.
EveryMatrix
EveryMatrix is modular: Gammatrix (PAM, wallet, payments, risk), OddsMatrix (sportsbook), CasinoEngine, SlotMatrix aggregation, PartnerMatrix (affiliates) and EngageSuite. It claims “50+ markets, 400+ clients”. Its licences page lists MGA/B2B/201/2011 and UKGC account 39383, plus supplier licences in Ontario, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia and Connecticut, and in Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Romania and the Isle of Man. Named clients include Norsk Tipping, OPAP, Veikkaus, Danske Spil, bet365, Betsson and Tipico. That lottery-heavy client list is distinctive.
Gamingtec
Gamingtec sells turnkey, white label, sportsbook, casino, affiliate and agent systems, and quotes launch in “6 to 8 weeks”. It says its services are compliant in Curaçao, the Isle of Man, Anjouan, Portugal, Poland and Mexico, but publishes no licence numbers. The site notes that Gamingtec is a trading name rather than a legal entity, so ask which company you would contract with.
GiG Software
The platform and sportsbook business once run inside Gaming Innovation Group now trades as GiG Software PLC, listed on Nasdaq First North in Stockholm under GiG SDB (investor page). The GiG Comply brand-protection tool now appears under a separate company, Gentoo Media. GiG Software says it was founded in 2008, is headquartered in St Julian’s and is “licensed in over 30 regulated jurisdictions” (about page).
Products are Core X (platform), Sport X (sportsbook), Sweep X (sweepstakes), Service X (managed services) and AI tools. iGamingCloud Limited holds MGA/B2B/330/2016 and UKGC account 44073. Recent news centres on Alberta launches and a three-year renewal with Luckydays.
NuxGame
NuxGame lists casino, sportsbook, crypto casino, sweepstakes and Telegram casino products, plus a game aggregator, and claims 18.5K games from 140+ providers and “Trusted since 2018”. Its turnkey page says a licence “is issued by the regulator to your company, not to the software”, with in-house lawyers to help, and that launch takes “several days to several weeks”. The site shows an Anjouan Gaming logo without a licence number.
Playtech
Playtech describes itself as a technology company to the gambling industry and a FTSE 250 constituent. Its platform product is PAM+, alongside casino (eight content studios), live casino, sports, poker, bingo, retail and BetBuddy safer-gambling analytics. Licences on the homepage: UKGC account 38516 and MGA/CRP/137/2007.
SOFTGAMINGS
SOFTGAMINGS offers turnkey, white label and self-service casino set-ups, with “300+ top game providers under a single integration” and a sportsbook. It lists licences in Malta (B2B and B2C), Curaçao, the Isle of Man, Latvia and Belgium, and an ISO 27001 certificate, but no licence numbers. Its white label page says operators can launch under SOFTGAMINGS’ licence “within 6 weeks”.
SOFTSWISS
SOFTSWISS sells a casino platform (PAM, bonus engine, PSP management), a game aggregator with “50,000+ casino games” from 300+ providers, a sportsbook, the Affilka affiliate platform and a prediction markets product. Its crypto casino solution supports “20+ cryptocurrencies”. The footer names Stable Aggregator Limited under MGA/B2B/942/2022, and the site cites GLI-19, GLI-33, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and PCI DSS. SOFTSWISS does not sell white label: its turnkey page says operators should get their own licence before launch. For like-for-like rivals, see our SoftSwiss alternatives list.
Briefing: check the Brazil logos. Several vendors display Brazilian SPA approvals. Kambi’s Q3 2026 report notes that on 25 September 2026 Brazil temporarily prohibited fixed-odds betting and online casino, licensed sites went offline on 6 October, and Congress must approve the measure by 23 November 2026 or it lapses. A Brazil certification is worth less until that is settled.
Module coverage
| Provider | PAM | Own casino aggregation | Own sportsbook | Payments module | Affiliate system | Crypto published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amelco | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not stated | Not stated |
| BetConstruct | Yes | Yes | Yes | Cashier | Not stated | Yes |
| Digitain | Yes | Yes | Yes | Paydrom | Affinet | Not stated |
| EveryMatrix | Gammatrix | SlotMatrix | OddsMatrix | In Gammatrix | PartnerMatrix | Not stated |
| Gamingtec | Yes | Yes | Yes | GT Payments | Yes | Not stated |
| GiG Software | Core X | Not stated | Sport X | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| NuxGame | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not stated | Yes | Yes |
| Playtech | PAM+ | Own studios | Yes | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| SOFTGAMINGS | Yes | Yes | Yes | 150+ providers | Yes | Yes |
| SOFTSWISS | Yes | Yes | Yes | PSP management | Affilka | Yes |
“Not stated” means we couldn’t find it on the vendor’s site, not that the product doesn’t exist.
Choosing between them
- Regulated Europe or North America: shortlist vendors with numbered supplier licences in your target market. EveryMatrix, BetConstruct, GiG Software and Digitain publish the most.
- Fast launch without your own licence: you want white label, not a platform. See our white label casino providers list and the turnkey vs white label explainer.
- Crypto-led: SOFTSWISS, BetConstruct, NuxGame and SOFTGAMINGS publish crypto support. Check whether your licence permits crypto payments first.
- Budget: none of these vendors publishes platform pricing. Our guide to starting an online casino covers how licence, platform and payments costs stack up.
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