SOFTSWISS outlines three-week implementation plan for regulated-market entry
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SOFTSWISS said its Game Aggregator can support operators entering regulated European markets while they retain their existing platforms. The company offers access to more than 50,000 games from over 300 providers through one API integration and says its implementation plan covers integration, testing and launch over three weeks, provided the operator already has a licence and commercial agreement.
SOFTSWISS outlined a three-week implementation plan for operators entering regulated European markets using its Game Aggregator, provided their licence and commercial agreement are already in force. The plan covers integration, testing and launch, and sets out the responsibilities, operator requirements and timing of reviews and approvals.
SOFTSWISS said operators can retain their existing platforms while using the aggregator. The product connects to existing casino and sports betting platforms, including those from third-party suppliers. A single API integration gives access to more than 50,000 games from more than 300 providers.
SOFTSWISS checks studio certificates for target markets, filters the catalogue for approved games and applies local requirements, including spin speeds, betting limits and geographical restrictions. Relevant certificates are available through the aggregator's back office. After launch, operators can add providers and certifications for additional markets without further integration work.