Betsul expands casino portfolio in Brazil through new SOFTSWISS partnership

Betsul has added the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator to its platform, giving the Brazilian operator access to thousands of games from multiple studios through a single API. For high-risk PSPs, the useful bit is simple: this is another sign that Brazilian operators are tightening their content stack with B2B infrastructure built for faster game onboarding and higher platform throughput.

1. Betsul, which says it has been active in online betting since 2019, signed the partnership to strengthen its position in Brazil’s digital entertainment market. The integration is meant to expand its casino catalog, speed up the addition of new titles, and improve client experience.
2. The deal centers on the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, a product that connects an operator’s platform to thousands of games from different studios through one API. In practice, that usually means less friction when adding content and less time spent stitching together multiple integrations.
3. Betsul’s Operations Director, Andréia Oliveira, said the partnership supports the company’s focus on innovation and continuous platform development. Betsul Casino Manager Pâmela Santos said the integration gives the operator more flexibility to refresh content and deliver a more attractive and competitive entertainment experience.
4. SOFTSWISS, founded in 2009, develops B2B solutions for iGaming and says it was a pioneer in casino platforms with digital currency support. The company currently provides iGaming software in regulated markets and positions its product ecosystem as infrastructure for operator growth.
5. Betsul says it is regulated in the betting market and holds the RA1000 seal from Reclame Aqui, which it says it was the first betting company in Brazil to obtain. The company also cites 24/7 support and a platform that includes sports, national and international competitions, casinos, live casinos, eSports, and instant games. The authorization cited in the source is Portaria SPA/MF nº 255/2025.