SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator sees record $11B in monthly total bets in July

Game content hub SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator has achieved a new milestone by surpassing $11 billion (€10 billion) in total bets across all projects in July. iGaming solutions provider SOFTSWISS said the accomplishment "not only underscores the platform’s robust demand in the iGaming industry but also shines a spotlight" on the trust placed on it by over 770 global brands. 

Since its launch in October 2015, the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator has solidified its position as a game aggregation platform in the iGaming market. The company quotes a recent survey conducted by marketing research firm Kantar Ukraine on behalf of SOFTSWISS that demonstrates the operators' satisfaction with the product.

According to the survey findings, the overall satisfaction rating for the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator stands at 8.3 points out of 10. Half of the partners (51%) have awarded SOFTSWISS a 10 rating, marking a substantial increase of 14% points compared to the previous year. 

Andrey Starovoitov, Co-CEO at SOFTSWISS, said: “The SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator's achievement of exceeding 10,000,000,000 euro in total bets in July serves as an awe-inspiring testament to our team's dedication and vision."

Andrey Starovoitov, Co-CEO at SOFTSWISS

"This remarkable milestone reaffirms our unwavering commitment to progress and our ability to deliver a valuable product to esteemed partners. The SOFTSWISS steadfast commitment  to excellence and relentless pursuit of innovation continue to drive our mission, advancing the iGaming industry through our cutting-edge solutions.”

The news of the $11 billion in total bets for July follows SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator's recent introduction of local server infrastructure in Latin America, aiming to optimize connection stability and data transfer speeds.

Other recent highlights include the Tournament Tool receiving a significant update, featuring the addition of the 'Only Real Money' setting. With this enhancement, operators can now calculate tournament results exclusively based on real-money bets and wins, channeling focus toward players generating tangible profits for casinos.