7 Crypto Casino Software Providers White Label 2026 Startups Should Know

If you are starting a crypto casino, a white label is usually the first option you hear about: a ready-made casino that a provider brands for you and often runs under its own licence. It is quick, but you rent rather than own, and you usually depend on the provider's licence too. Below are seven providers explained in plain terms, starting with one that lets you own the whole product instead. Each entry opens with a small facts table so you can compare the basics at a glance.

Seven Options a Startup Can Launch With

1) Evoverse

Evoverse makes its own casino games, often called "originals" in crypto gambling: Plinko, Keno, Mines, Roulette and Crash. Originals are simple, fast games built by the casino's developer rather than bought from an outside studio, and they give a new brand something of its own from day one. Evoverse builds them, along with full crypto casinos, case-opening sites and affiliate platforms.

For a startup, the key product is Evoverse's EvoSpin, a complete crypto casino sold as source code. Source code is the program behind the site, so owning it means you can change anything later. You pay a one-time fee, share no revenue with Evoverse and own the IP. EvoSpin includes the games above, payments, a CRM, a back office and loyalty tools such as VIP tiers and rakeback.

Evoverse reports 60+ in-house developers who work only on crypto iGaming, and you talk to them directly. It does not publish prices or provide a licence, so you will need a quote and your own licence plan. If owning your casino outright matters, this is the strongest place to start. Its portfolio includes OpDuel.com, a crypto casino with instant crypto deposits and withdrawals, so you can see a finished example before you talk to the team.

2) Digitain

Digitain is a large provider best known for sports betting. Its Centrivo platform handles player accounts, CRM, bonuses and even several brands at once, and you can use it as a turnkey, white label or API solution.

Crypto is accepted through Digitain's own payments gateway, called Paydrom, with help from a partner named Bitcashier. That means crypto works, but as a payment option rather than the heart of the platform. One reviewer sums it up as crypto-capable rather than crypto-native. Reviewers also see the casino as less developed than the sportsbook, so a casino-first startup should compare carefully. Digitain has been in the industry since 1999, according to a SoftGamings provider page, so you are dealing with a long-established supplier.

3) BetConstruct

BetConstruct's white label lets you launch under its licences in Malta, the UK, France and Curacao. For a startup, that removes one of the hardest early steps: getting a gaming licence. The company says a white label can be live in one to three weeks after you sign.

You get casino games from 350+ providers, 500+ payment gateways and support around the clock, plus built-in promotions, bonuses and loyalty tools. The trade-off is that the licence and platform belong to BetConstruct, and some products are only available in certain countries. Its site links to its MGA licence and UK Gambling Commission account, so you can check those credentials yourself on the official registers.

4) Gamingtec

Gamingtec is built for emerging and developing iGaming businesses. You can start on its template white label and later move to its turnkey platform, or combine its pieces with your own. Launches are quoted from 6 to 8 weeks.

It also includes tools for affiliates and agents, which help a new brand grow through partners, and an AI-powered sportsbook if you want to offer betting too. The catch for a crypto startup is that its homepage says nothing about crypto, so you should ask directly how crypto deposits would work. The company lists several recent awards, including Best Online Casino Platform at the Malta iGaming Excellence Awards 2025, and its site is available in four languages.

5) SoftGamings

SoftGamings offers its crypto casino as White Label, Turnkey or Self-Service. For startups, the extra services are the main draw: it can help with a licence in Anjouan, Curacao, Malta or Tobique, and with hosting and banking.

Its library is large, with 40,000+ games from 300+ providers such as Evolution and Pragmatic Play, and it accepts Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum through its own payment system. SoftGamings keeps ownership of the software, while you keep your front end, brand and player list. The company says a crypto casino can launch in under two months and replies to enquiries within 24 business hours.

6) Slotegrator

Slotegrator has been in business since 2012 and supports 100+ cryptocurrencies on its crypto casino, the most of any provider here. It also offers licence help, hosting and its own payment gateway, so a startup can buy most of what it needs in one place.

Its quickest option, One-Click Casino, is quoted at as little as five business days, with an asterisk on the claim. The white label runs under Slotegrator's Curacao sublicense, which means you depend on its licence and do not own the platform. Slotegrator says it has served 500+ operators, and its game aggregator offers 20,000+ titles from over 150 providers.

7) OmiSoft

OmiSoft is the second provider here that hands over source code. Its white label crypto casino starts at $30,000 with no revenue share, and it supports Bitcoin, ETH and USDT with a provably fair engine, which lets players check that results were not changed after a bet.

The starter package is small: three casino games and one month of support, with hosting left to you. For a startup on a tight budget that still wants to own its product, the published price makes planning easier. Custom builds start from €15,000, and OmiSoft quotes deployment of its white label in 4 to 6 weeks.