Soft2Bet, a leading provider of online gaming solutions, recently announced that it has obtained a B2B license from the Hellenic Gaming Commission in Greece. This license will allow the company to provide its services to operators in the country, including online casino, sports betting, and virtual sports.
The license is a major milestone for Soft2Bet, as it marks the company’s first foray into the regulated Greek market. The license will enable Soft2Bet to offer its services to operators in the country, allowing them to offer their customers a wide range of gaming options.
Soft2Bet’s CEO, Vadim Potapenko, commented on the news, saying: “We are delighted to have obtained this license from the Hellenic Gaming Commission. This is an important step for us as we continue to expand our presence in regulated markets around the world. We look forward to working with operators in Greece and providing them with our innovative and reliable gaming solutions.”
The license will also allow Soft2Bet to offer its services to operators in other countries as well. The company has already established a presence in several other markets, including the UK, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. With the addition of Greece, Soft2Bet is now able to offer its services to operators in more than 20 countries.
Soft2Bet’s gaming solutions are designed to provide operators with a comprehensive platform that includes a wide range of features and tools. The company’s platform offers a variety of payment options, including cryptocurrencies, as well as advanced fraud prevention and anti-money laundering measures.
Soft2Bet’s products are also designed to be compliant with the latest regulations in each market. This ensures that operators can offer their customers a safe and secure gaming experience that meets all applicable laws and regulations.
The company’s B2B license in Greece is a significant achievement for Soft2Bet and will enable the company to further expand its presence in the regulated gaming market. With this license, Soft2Bet is now able to offer its services to operators in more than 20 countries, allowing them to provide their customers with a wide range of gaming options.
