Gaming technology provider SOFTSWISS said it signed more than 30 commercial agreements with operators targeting Brazil during the first year of the country’s regulated iGaming market, pointing to demand for compliant, market-ready technology. The company’s partners include recognized local brands such as Betnacional and Estrelabet, among others.
The company linked the activity to the first year of Brazil’s regulated framework, noting that 1 January 2026 marked one year since Brazil began operating under a regulated iGaming regime. It described the year as a period of market formation, regulatory clarification, and operational adaptation by operators and technology providers, and said it supported operators entering the regulated Brazilian market from the outset of the transition.
SOFTSWISS was the first company to receive certification for its Game Aggregator in Brazil, followed by certification of the Sportsbook, Casino Platform, and Jackpot Aggregator. This resulted in a fully certified product ecosystem for Brazil, intended to allow operators to launch and scale in compliance with local regulations.
The company also cited market performance data indicating growth during the year. Between the first and third quarters, GGR increased by 50%, and Total Bets rose by 33%, describing the trend as consistent across the period as regulation stabilized and both operators and players adjusted to the new framework.
On content, SOFTSWISS noted its Game Aggregator initially entered Brazil with games from three major providers and expanded to over 30 game providers certified for Brazil within a year. Popular titles among Brazilian players include Fortune Rabbit, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Dragon by PG Soft, Roleta Brasileira by Playtech, and Panda Luck and Aviamasters by BGaming.
The first year of regulation included challenges, among them ongoing regulatory clarifications and evolving requirements that created a demanding environment for businesses operating in Brazil. The supplier described the period as “a constructive phase of market formation” and said it drew on experience in regulated jurisdictions worldwide.
Ivan Montik, Founder of SOFTSWISS, commented: “Brazil is a complex and highly attractive market. The first year of regulation was intense for the industry, with rules continuing to take shape along the way. Thanks to our experience in regulated markets, we are able to adapt quickly and bring our technical solutions into compliance, ensuring that our clients can operate effectively. Our success in Brazil is driven by both strong technology and the people behind it.”
Beyond commercial activity, SOFTSWISS contributed to industry dialogue and education. Its Non-Executive Director, Rubens Barrichello, opened SiGMA Americas and participated in multiple partner initiatives focused on links between business, sports, and responsible market development.
Rubens Barrichello, Non-Executive Director at SOFTSWISS, said: “I am proud of the teamwork and the way we collaborate across the industry. Brazil is moving in the right direction as a regulated market, and I personally strongly support responsible gambling – a principle that truly distinguishes legal operators who are committed to protecting players. Through public speaking and industry engagement, I aim to contribute to education and awareness across the market.”
Original article: https://www.yogonet.com/international/news/2026/01/19/117209-softswiss-signs-over-30-operator-deals-in-brazil-during-first-year-of-regulation
