SOFTSWISS Entered The Regulated Greek Market

According to news coming from SOFTSWISS, a major provider of gaming content for online casinos, the company managed to get a license from the local regulator in Greece, allowing them to enter a new regulated market. The new license issued by the Hellenic Gaming Commission gives SOFTSWISS a right to distribute their gaming products through Greek-friendly online casinos. It seems that the company is constantly striving to expand their international presence, and this deal is another serious achievement worthy of attention.

According to SOFTSWISS, they are close to launching N1CASINO.gr, a gambling website aimed at Greek players and owned by N1CASINO Greece, part of N1 Partners Group. In the first phase of their market launch, SOFTSWISS plan to run an online casino, followed by the addition of sportsbook as an extra offering at a later stage of their platform rollout. Set to launch in the next few months, the new brand will mark SOFTSWISS' entry into the potentially lucrative regulated gambling space in Greece.

Ivan Montik, founder of SOFTSWISS, stated that this deal is a milestone in the development of his company as well as a big step towards the further expansion of their business in Europe. In addition, they are happy to announce that N1CASINO Greece will be their first partner in the Greek market. Montik also announced that his company will strive to improve corporate social sustainability in this country through various charity initiatives.

At the moment SOFTSWISS is the last company to gain access to the Greek online gambling market in the last few weeks. 1X2 Network is the previous company enabled to reach an agreement with the Greek regulator. According to the deal made last month, they will be able to distribute their game content through 1X2gaming and Iron Dog Studio, their subsidiaries. In addition, Pariplay, Playson, and Play'n GO are also among the iGaming companies to spread their gaming content in the Greek gambling space.

What's more,SOFTSWISS recently announced that they have received a license from the local regulator in Nigeria, an emerging market with excellent prospects for further growth. Having achieved success in the African country, they again focused on Europe. Recall, SOFTSWISS recently rebranded their logo and brand name spelling (now capitalized).