SOFTSWISS picked up the Best Aggregator award at the SiGMA Eurasia Awards in Dubai, a useful piece of third-party validation in a part of the supplier stack that operators increasingly treat as “must not fail.”
The timing also helps. SiGMA Eurasia ran February 9 to 11, when a lot of commercial teams are in the room doing vendor comparisons for spring and summer roadmaps.
Why an aggregator award matters right now
Aggregation decisions have started to look less like “which lobby has the most games” and more like “which partner will not create downtime, reporting gaps, or compliance headaches.” Multi-brand operators want fewer moving parts, fewer separate integrations, and clearer accountability when something breaks.
That is the backdrop SOFTSWISS is leaning into. It is pitching its Game Aggregator as core infrastructure, not a nice-to-have content layer, and awards are an easy shorthand when procurement teams are narrowing shortlists.
The scale claims SOFTSWISS is putting on the table
In its own announcement, SOFTSWISS said the Game Aggregator provides access to 40,000+ games from 300+ providers, and that it holds certification coverage across 24 jurisdictions.
It also highlighted uptime “up to 99.999%,” which is the kind of metric operators like to see when they are thinking about peak traffic and portfolio-wide content activation.
Beyond content: engagement tooling as part of the pitch
SOFTSWISS is also trying to bundle “make it live” with “make it perform.” In the same release, it pointed to tournament mechanics (through its Tournament Tool) as a way for operators to push engagement without rebuilding the same promo logic market by market.
That broader, platform-style framing is the real story behind the award: aggregation is being sold as reliability, compliance coverage, and activation tools in one package, not simply an overflow catalogue.
