Digitain Joins Forces with SB Software for Regulated RGS Distribution

The iGaming landscape is increasingly defined by strategic alliances that bridge the gap between content creation and technical distribution. Digitain, a premier global provider of iGaming solutions, officially announced its partnership with SB Software on September 17, 2026. This collaboration focuses on integrating Digitain’s Remote Gaming Server (RGS) technology into SB Software’s modular all-in-one platform, a move designed to streamline content delivery in highly regulated environments.

By leveraging SB Software's existing infrastructure, Digitain can more efficiently reach operators in jurisdictions that demand rigorous technical standards and local compliance. The partnership specifically targets growth in markets where SB Software is already a licensed and active entity, notably Poland and Cyprus. This systematic approach allows both companies to capitalize on regional expertise while expanding their global footprint.

Numbers and facts

The core of the agreement is the deployment of Digitain’s RGS, which serves as the backbone for game distribution. SB Software’s platform, known for its flexibility and localization capabilities, acts as a conduit for Digitain’s extensive gaming portfolio. While the initial focus is European, the partnership is explicitly designed to cover SB Software’s operational areas in Africa and Asia as well.

“SB Software has built a strong position across regulated markets, and its focus on flexibility, localisation and regulatory compliance makes it a perfect partner for Digitain. This collaboration is an important step in expanding the distribution of our products to regulated markets across Europe and beyond.” - Hmayak Arakelyan, Deputy Chief Commercial Officer, Europe and Africa at Digitain

Michal Glowacki, COO and co-founder at SB Software, highlighted that Digitain’s track record for innovation makes this partnership a valuable addition to their current service offering, ultimately benefiting the entire operator network.

Background

Digitain’s European growth strategy has been accelerating throughout 2026. The company recently celebrated the launch of LuckyBet.ee in Estonia and secured a casino suite deal with MagicBetting in Belgium. By partnering with established platform providers like SB Software, Digitain avoids the hurdles of individual market entries and ensures its technology is integrated into systems that are already compliant with local laws.

Dario Jurcic, CCO for Europe and Africa at Digitain, emphasizes the long-term vision:

“Partnerships with established providers are an important part of Digitain’s strategy for sustainable growth in regulated markets. Our collaboration with SB Software allows us to extend the reach of our content through a platform that is already active across key regulated jurisdictions, including Poland and Cyprus.”

Why it matters for German players

For players in Germany using platforms licensed by the GGL (Gemeinsame Glücksspielbehörde der Länder), such technological partnerships ensure a higher standard of game delivery and technical reliability. While the announcement highlights Poland and Cyprus, the global nature of Digitain means their RGS technology often powers the very games found in German-licensed online casinos.

In the German market, compliance with the State Treaty on Gambling 2021 is paramount. This includes the 1,000 Euro monthly deposit limit and the 1 Euro stake limit per spin. Technologies like the Digitain RGS are designed to be modular, meaning they can be adapted to interface with national monitoring systems like LUGAS and the OASIS player blocking system. This ensures that German players can enjoy high-quality gaming content within a framework that prioritizes their safety and legal protection.

What it means for GGL-licensed casinos

German operators on the official Whitelist are constantly looking for competitive advantages that remain within the boundaries of the law. The integration of high-tier RGS technology through reliable platforms like SB Software allows GGL-licensed casinos to offer a more diverse range of products. Since the platform emphasizes localization, it is easier for operators to implement mandatory features such as the 5-second rule between spins or the prohibition of autoplay. This technical synergy helps the legal market remain attractive compared to illegal offshore alternatives.