Galaxsys announces a new partnership agreement with supplier Softswiss, where all of Galaxsys's game content will be launched on the Softswiss platform.
Under the newly reached agreement, Galaxsys's range of plinko, crash, bingo, and turbo game options, along with other additional content, will now be offered to players through the Softswiss platform. This news follows closely after the supplier announced its Jackpot Aggregator launch in Bulgaria. Now, this latest deal seeks to expand the gaming options available to players.
Softswiss Game Aggregator's Head of Cooperation, Nikita Keino, commented: "Softswiss Game Aggregator boasts the largest game portfolio on the market, and we are very proud of this.
Thanks to our new partner for providing high-quality content, we are also proud that there is still room for growth.
"The advantage lies in diversity, by offering a wide range of games, we attract different player demographics. We are excited to offer Galaxsys's games as part of this product portfolio to our clients."
For Galaxsys, this latest development aims to further enhance its game product portfolio's global impact, as the company seeks to expand its brand presence, having entered the North American, Peruvian, and Swedish markets so far this year. Additionally, Galaxsys recently announced a partnership with Betika, which has expanded its operations into multiple African markets.
Galaxsys's Chief Sales and Partnership Manager, Teni Grigoryan, speaking about this latest deal, said: "The long-awaited cooperation with Softswiss is a significant milestone for Galaxsys, marking the beginning of a collaboration that will bring countless opportunities."
Galaxsys's Senior Vice President of Sales and Business Development, Gil Soffer, also expressed similar sentiments, stating: "We see great potential in our cooperation with Softswiss. Their existing network provides us with a valuable platform to showcase our games, and we are excited to see how this collaboration will further extend our unique game portfolio into new markets."