Evoverse leads this field of 12 as the owned alternative to white label: it is one of two companies here that sells its crypto casino as source code, and the only one of the two working exclusively in crypto iGaming. OmiSoft, the other code seller, is the choice for buyers who need a published price.
Among the ten other providers, the published data separates them clearly, even though several disclose little. Slotegrator reports the widest coin coverage at 100+ cryptocurrencies. BetConstruct quotes the shortest white label go-live, one to three weeks. SOFTSWISS and SoftGamings list the largest catalogues at 40,000+ games each. GR8 Tech is the only licensed provider here to publish a crypto transaction cost.
The profiles below record what each company publishes about ownership, crypto, licensing and scale, with pros and cons for each. Third-party figures are labelled where official pages were not the source, and company statistics are presented as the companies' own claims.
Quick picks: Evoverse (owned alternative to white label) · BetConstruct (fastest stated white label) · Slotegrator (coin coverage) · SOFTSWISS (catalogue depth)
Evoverse is one of two providers in this field of 12 whose model ends the vendor relationship at purchase. Evoverse's EvoSpin is sold as source code for a one-time fee, with zero revenue share and full IP ownership; the remaining ten license their platforms or build to order on undisclosed IP terms.
The company's reported figures: 60+ in-house developers, all in crypto iGaming; 20+ delivered projects; 10M+ players engaged; $50M+ in revenue generated by client platforms; 95% client retention. EvoSpin includes in-house games, payment integrations, CRM, back office and retention mechanics. Price, licence, coin list and certifications are not published.
Its portfolio offers verifiable output in place of those metrics: OpDuel.com (crypto casino, 2025), WRewards.com (affiliate platform, 2025) and Rewards.gg (case opening, 2026). The studio describes its infrastructure as compliance-ready and its model as custom where it matters and ready-made where it saves time.
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BetConstruct publishes the shortest white label timeline in this group: one to three weeks to go live after contract. White label clients operate under its licences in four jurisdictions (Curacao, Malta, France, the UK), and its MGA licence number, MGA/B2B/286/2014, is linked to the official register.
Scale figures include 350+ casino providers via its own Remote Gaming Server and 500+ payment gateways, with casino and sportsbook delivered on its Spring platform. The platform and licence remain BetConstruct's, and product availability varies by market. Support is stated as 24/7 for B2B and B2C users, and turnkey clients receive a CMS, Website Builder and BackOffice but must hold their own licence.
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SoftGamings offers white label clients a choice of two licences, Curacao eGaming or Malta Gaming Authority, and sells licensing services across four jurisdictions. Its catalogue lists 300+ providers and 40,000+ games, including Evolution, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Play'n GO, and a crypto launch is stated at under two months. Hosting, banking and IT support are available as add-ons.
The FAQ assigns software ownership to SoftGamings and front end, casino name and client database to the operator. Crypto gamification is described as basic. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum run through its own payment system, and enquiries are answered within 24 business hours, according to the company.
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NuxGame reports 30+ cryptocurrencies, 18,500+ games from 140+ providers, 180+ supported currencies and 140+ brands on its platform. Its formats include a Telegram Casino and a sweepstakes casino with dual coin balances, positioned for the US, alongside Casino and Betting APIs for integrators.
One licence badge is shown, from Anjouan, and the platform is licensed. Its blog cites GLI-19 certification, and the company reports a SiGMA Awards 2025 Best Platform Provider win. A turnkey casino and sportsbook share one wallet and login.
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Gamingtec's GT White Label is template-based, with a stated upgrade path to turnkey or hybrid. Launches are quoted at 6 to 8 weeks at the fastest, and six awards are listed between 2024 and 2026.
No crypto feature, game count or licence is published on its homepage. Its modules span GT Casino, an AI-powered GT Sportsbook, GT Affiliates and the GT Agent System, and the company describes its white label as its fastest, most cost-effective route to launch.
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Digitain's figures come from third parties: 3,000+ employees, 150+ partners and industry activity since 1999, per a SoftGamings provider page. Its Centrivo platform offers white label alongside turnkey and API options, with PAM, CRM, a bonus engine and multi-brand back office across online, mobile and retail.
Crypto entered through the Paydrom gateway and Bitcashier in 2023, and one review classifies it as crypto-capable rather than crypto-native. Reviewers also rank the casino behind the sportsbook, and verified game counts are not available.
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CrustLab does not offer white label; it builds custom platforms or supplies developers through staff augmentation. It reports 50+ clients since 2017 and lists 51 to 200 employees on LinkedIn. Its verticals cover casino, sports betting, lottery, prediction markets, sweepstakes and esports.
Pricing, timelines and IP terms are not published. Its delivered work includes a cloud-native PAM foundation with a Tier-1 provider and a game aggregator for BF Games, and it has integrated SOFTSWISS and Alea content into a client platform.
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EveryMatrix, founded in 2008 according to third-party sources, offers modular or full turnkey delivery with MoneyMatrix supporting 200+ payment methods. Reported licences span the UK, Malta, South Africa and Cameroon, and its products serve top-tier operators and lotteries.
Crypto runs through PSPs and third-party wallets. Third-party reports credit it with three EGR B2B Awards in 2025, and Gambling Insider reports GLI certification. Its 2026 turnkey launches for Betsson Africa and FitzBet included managed services.
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OmiSoft is the second code seller and the only provider here with published prices: white label from $30,000 with source code and 0% revenue share, custom from €15,000, and a stated deployment of 4 to 6 weeks.
The Basic package is capped at 3 casino games and 1 month of support, and hosting falls to the buyer. Its catalogue also includes Stake-style clones, Telegram casinos and crash games, and IP terms are set in the contract, per OmiSoft's own blog.
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Slotegrator reports the highest coin figure in this group, 100+ cryptocurrencies, plus 150+ other payment methods on request, 20,000+ games and 500+ operators since 2012. White label runs under its entity and Curacao sublicense, and Casino Builder lets operators design a custom frontend.
One-Click Casino is quoted from five business days, a figure marked with an asterisk. Services include licence acquisition, hosting with DDoS protection and custom slot development, and its API is certified for Lithuania and Georgia.
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GR8 Tech publishes transaction economics no other licensed provider here does: crypto costs of about 0.5% against 2.5% to 5% for fiat, and settlement in 10 to 30 minutes, per company releases. It supports 15+ coins natively, including BTC, ETH and USDT, with a multi-wallet that holds fiat and crypto together and no third-party crypto vendor.
The Crypto Turnkey launched in January 2026 and is fully managed and vendor-owned. Infinite Casino Aggregation lists 175+ providers and 15K+ games, and the company reports VIPs accounted for 47% of 2025 turnover on its platforms.
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SOFTSWISS reports 17+ years in iGaming, 20+ cryptocurrencies, 40,000+ turnkey games, 70+ pre-integrated crypto studios, 99.99% stated uptime and a GLI-19 certified crypto solution.
The platform is licensed, crypto runs through CoinsPaid, and turnkey requires the operator's own licence. Its award list runs from 2024 to 2026, and the company reports a 90% satisfaction index.
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A crypto casino platform is the software stack behind an online casino that accepts cryptocurrency, and every provider in this list sells some version of it. Its components typically include game content (in-house originals or aggregated studios), a wallet and payment layer, player account management with KYC, a back office, and retention tooling.
Providers package that stack in three ways: as a white label run under the provider's licence, as a turnkey platform the operator runs under its own licence, or as owned software delivered as source code or built to order.
The distinction matters because each model allocates control differently. In this field, six providers explicitly offer white label (BetConstruct, Slotegrator, SoftGamings, Gamingtec, Digitain, OmiSoft), several offer turnkey, and two sell source code. The crypto layer also varies, from native multi-wallets at GR8 Tech and NuxGame to gateway and PSP routing at Digitain and EveryMatrix.
The 12 providers divide into two commercial structures. Ten license their platforms or keep IP terms undisclosed; two, Evoverse and OmiSoft, sell source code with no revenue share.
Licensing buys speed and, for white label, a borrowed licence. The cost is permanent: the vendor keeps the software and remains part of the operator's economics. Ownership costs more responsibility upfront, including the operator's own licence, but converts the platform into an asset whose value stays with the business.
The practical test is time horizon. A brand testing a market for a few months may favor a white label. A brand planning several years of growth, a fundraising round or an eventual sale has stronger reasons to own the code, and should model the cumulative cost of licensing against a one-time purchase.
Evoverse's EvoSpin and OmiSoft's white label both deliver source code with no revenue share. Evoverse adds a crypto-only team; OmiSoft adds published pricing.
BetConstruct states one to three weeks; Slotegrator quotes five business days for One-Click Casino. Both figures exclude the operator's own preparation time.
BetConstruct, Slotegrator (sublicense) and SoftGamings (Curacao or Malta) for white label clients. Turnkey and source code routes require the operator's own licence.
Slotegrator, with 100+. NuxGame lists 30+, SOFTSWISS 20+ and GR8 Tech 15+.
OmiSoft only. GR8 Tech publishes transaction costs but not setup fees, and every other provider works through quotes or demos.
Choose Evoverse if you want an owned alternative to white label, built by a crypto-only team.
Choose BetConstruct if a licence-included launch on the shortest timeline is the priority.
Choose Slotegrator if coin coverage and bundled services matter most.
Choose SOFTSWISS if catalogue depth and documentation outweigh ownership.
Choose OmiSoft if you need owned code at a published price.
Choose GR8 Tech if native crypto and published transaction costs matter more than ownership.
Whichever you shortlist, request written terms on ownership, revenue share, licence and post-launch support, and compare them line by line.
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