GiG (GiG Software)
Modular cloud PAM, casino, data, and sportsbook products for regulated operators
GiG Software is the B2B platform arm that split off from Gaming Innovation Group when the media business became Gentoo Media in 2024. Its portfolio includes the modular CoreX cloud platform for PAM, casino, CRM, and BI, plus the SportX/Sportnco sportsbook. CoreX has regulated-market deployments, but the exact current footprint is not confirmed; supplier permissions do not replace operator licensing or product-level approval.
Is GiG (GiG Software) worth taking into validation?
out of 10
GiG Software is a PAM and in-house-sportsbook option with supplier permissions and direct-data tooling. Crypto support is not confirmed, US supplier coverage is limited, and ownership, export, pricing, timing, and exit terms remain project-specific.
Product, entity, permission, commercial, operational, and deployment coverage remain separate. No combined readiness score is inferred from the number of recorded fields.
Independent and scored. Providers can't pay for a higher score or rank. Lead delivery is currently deferred; any future referral fee must never change the score.
- Funded operators evaluating multiple EU, Canadian, or LatAm markets after confirming operator and product approvals
- Operators comparing casino and an in-house sportsbook from one vendor
1 more fit condition
- US-focused operators assessing New Jersey platform technical-standard scope or SweepX after separate regulatory and legal review
- Bootstrapped startups requiring a low-cost crypto turnkey with a short fixed schedule
- Crypto-first or Web3 casino projects
1 more exclusion condition
- Projects without a settled licensing and market-eligibility route
- Product scope Recorded
- 5 named product or module records cover 5 responsibility types.
- Supplying entity Bounded
- 3 normalized identity facts are recorded, alongside 2 active permission-bearing entities.
- Permission route Bounded
- Active permission relationships are recorded across 3 markets and 1 permission kind.
- Commercial terms Not confirmed
- Commercial terms are not recorded for this provider profile.
- Operational history Not confirmed
- A complete countable incident history is not available for the reviewed service scope.
- Deployment record Not confirmed
- No bounded deployment record is included in this provider profile.
Interpret the six evidence boundaries
- Product scope
- The records establish product-to-provider relationships only; package inclusion, version, configuration, entitlement and production acceptance remain proposal-specific.
- Supplying entity
- A brand, parent, current group entity or permission-bearing entity is not automatically the contracting, supplying, hosting or support entity for a proposal.
- Permission route
- A recorded supplier relationship does not transfer permission to the buyer or establish the entity-product-market route for the proposed launch.
- Commercial terms
- Missing terms do not imply a price level; compare only after every bidder answers the same rate-card and scenario model.
- Operational history
- This does not establish poor reliability or an incident-free record; obtain scoped history, recovery evidence and measurable remedies.
- Deployment record
- This does not mean that the provider has no deployments; require a configuration-matched reference and acceptance record.
Priority gaps
- Operational history
GiG (GiG Software): incident history unavailable for a complete count. This does not establish poor reliability.
- Commercial structure
GiG (GiG Software): commercial terms are not recorded for this profile. This does not imply a price level.
- Headless API
GiG (GiG Software): Headless API is not confirmed for this profile. This is not a statement that the capability is unavailable.
Five gates carried into diligence
The full request, acceptance condition, stop rule, and contract destination for each gate are kept in the diligence section below and in the downloadable pack.
Open requests, acceptance conditions, and stop rulesApplicable procurement contexts (3)
Inclusion basis: Turnkey. This is a procurement context, not a rank or package confirmation.
Inclusion basis: SaaS / PAM category; PAM / API. This is a procurement context, not a rank or package confirmation.
Inclusion basis: Recorded sportsbook capability. This is a procurement context, not a rank or package confirmation.
What changed in our current assessment
The most recent material change to the position used in this review. Routine checks and copy edits are excluded.
Corporate identity & lineage
The entity and group relationships below are the current recorded position. A group relationship does not determine which entity will sign or supply a particular contract.
GiG Software P.L.C. is a Malta-registered public company, C 108629, operating the platform and sportsbook business as an independent B2B group.
The current parent company was incorporated in May 2024 to execute the separation of the platform and sportsbook business from the former Gaming Innovation Group; the split completed on 30 September 2024.
For Great Britain, GiG Core, GiG Games, GiG Sports, and iGamingCloud are active trading names of iGamingCloud Limited.
Products & modules
Current product and module scope. Catalogue totals are dated scope figures; buyer availability remains product-, market-, contract-, and approval-specific.
Product & responsibility map
Open a priority row to see its responsibility boundary and the acceptance artifact to request.
CoreXPlayer account management · Modular cloud PAM and casino platform
CoreX is GiG's flagship cloud platform built on an event-driven, message-based microservices architecture with an actor framework. It handles registration, wallets, sessions, KYC/AML, multi-brand and multi-jurisdiction operations, with a policy-based design that lets operators expand into new regulated markets.
- Player account management and wallet
- KYC/AML and age-verification orchestration
- Multi-brand and multi-jurisdiction support
- Customizable/headless front-end layer
- Unlimited third-party integrations (casino, payments, CRM, affiliate)
- Gamification and engagement tools
SportXSportsbook · In-house sportsbook built on Sportnco technology
SportX is GiG's sportsbook, derived from the Sportnco engine, offering pre-match and in-play betting with managed trading and risk. It ships with a CMS, GiG Logic rules and GiG data as a turnkey or platform-integrated solution.
- Pre-match and live in-play betting
- Cashout (pre-match, live, single and multiple)
- Multiboost, Superodds and advanced freebet tools
- Virtual sports and esports markets
- GiG Logic rules-based automation
SweepXCasino platform · Social and sweepstakes casino platform
SweepX is GiG's social and sweepstakes gaming platform for the US and other non-RMG markets. It provides a dual-currency product built on CoreX; availability does not establish legality, operator eligibility, or platform-control rights for a specific project.
- Dual-currency (Gold Coin / Sweeps) model
- Player account management
- Promotions and engagement tools
- Game aggregation
- Reporting and BI
ServiceXManaged services · Managed operations, CRM and acquisition
ServiceX is GiG's managed-services layer covering acquisition, CRM and day-to-day operations for operators that want GiG to run parts of the business. It complements the self-service platform for teams without a full in-house ops department.
- CRM campaign management
- Player acquisition support
- Operational and compliance support
- Retention and lifecycle programs
DataX & LogicXReporting & BI · AI real-time reporting and rules-based automation
DataX delivers real-time reporting and a raw data layer, while LogicX provides intelligent rules-based automation across the platform. Together they connect reporting and configurable business logic for bonusing, segmentation and risk; contractual data-ownership and export rights remain deal-specific.
- Real-time dashboards and reporting
- Data warehouse / raw export
- Rules-based automation (GiG Logic)
- Player segmentation
- Bonus and offer triggering
How to buy GiG (GiG Software) without blurring responsibilities
These are distinct procurement paths assembled from the named public product inventory. They are not interchangeable packages: each path has its own responsibility boundary, acceptance gates, and quote lines.
CoreX account core with DataX and LogicX controlsModular PAM / API platformCoreXDataX & LogicX
Use this path when
An operator wants a modular account core and needs reporting, rules and state authority designed as one testable data contract.
Responsibility boundary
The records do not establish field authority, metric definitions, interface completeness, reconciliation accuracy, control precedence or portability.
Decisive acceptance gates
- PAM-01State authority
Exactly which player, wallet, session, control, bonus and reporting states does the PAM own?
Accept only when: Every mutable field has one authority, permitted writers are bounded, and conflicts, replay, correction and audit behaviour pass witnessed tests.
- PAM-02Interface contract
Can the PAM operate as a modular service across the required synchronous APIs, events, exports and administrative workflows?
Accept only when: Buyer tests cover success, duplicate, late, out-of-order, timeout, partial-failure and version-change paths with deterministic recovery.
- PAM-03Ledger and reconciliation
How do product, payment and bonus postings become one authoritative financial record?
Accept only when: All enabled transaction types post exactly once, preserve history, close to signed totals and expose every exception with an owner and ageing state.
Separate quote lines to require
SportX connected to CoreXSportsbook platformSportXCoreX
Use this path when
A buyer is assessing SportX with the GiG account core and needs betting, wallet and player-control ownership kept explicit.
Responsibility boundary
The products do not establish engine or trading authority, feed ownership, bet-state reconciliation, market permission or control timing.
Decisive acceptance gates
- SB-01Product permission
Does the exact supplier entity and sportsbook product hold the required permission or product approval in each proposed market?
Accept only when: The proposed engine, delivery route and responsible entities reconcile to current market-specific permissions and the implementation schedule.
- SB-02Engine and trading authority
Who owns the engine, compiles prices, accepts or rejects bets, changes limits and carries trading decisions?
Accept only when: Every automated and human trading action has one accountable party, a bounded permission, timestamped input and reproducible audit trail.
- SB-05Player and risk controls
Do player limits, exclusions, affordability, fraud, AML and trading-risk interventions work across pre-bet and in-play paths?
Accept only when: Every mandatory control applies before acceptance within its required time bound and remains enforceable during partial platform failure.
Separate quote lines to require
SweepX with a separately defined managed-service RACITurnkey iGaming platformSweepXServiceX
Use this path when
A social or sweepstakes buyer wants the platform configuration and human operating services treated as separate award lines.
Responsibility boundary
The records do not establish legal availability, promotion design, wallet rules, state exclusions, service decision rights or one accepted operating model.
Decisive acceptance gates
- TK-01Permission chain
Can the exact supplier entity, product and operating arrangement support every proposed market and vertical?
Accept only when: Each launch entity, product and market maps to a current permission or to a buyer-owned approval action with an accountable owner and stop condition.
- TK-02Prime delivery perimeter
Which platform modules and third parties sit inside the supplier's accountable end-to-end service?
Accept only when: Every launch dependency has one accountable party, an interface owner, an acceptance test and a remedy without gaps between supplier and subcontractor obligations.
- TK-04Launch product set
Are the exact casino, live, sportsbook, bonus, CRM, fraud and reporting modules production-ready for this configuration?
Accept only when: Every required module and substitute integration passes the buyer's exact market, version, data-flow and control tests in the proposed environment.
Separate quote lines to require
Reliability evidence
Our assessment keeps availability results, service targets, incident records, and unconfirmed states separate.
Compare the reliability record across providersComparable availability for GiG CoreX, SportX, LogicX, DataX, and managed-service products is unknown. Product scope, observation period, formula, measurement point, exclusions, independent assurance, contractual threshold, and remedy remain unconfirmed.
- 24/7 support
- Not confirmed
- Account management
- Not confirmed
- SLA context
- Contract scope not confirmed
Availability evidence
Incident record
Licensing & markets
Highlighted states have active recorded supplier or product coverage. Supplier approval, operator licensing, and market access are separate; confirm all three for the proposed launch.
No current active US permission relationship is included in this profile. Other states remain unconfirmed rather than recorded as unsupported.
Exact credential records (5)
Term status is fixed to the record date: . Later calendar time does not extend a recorded term.
iGamingCloud Limited · Malta Gaming Authority
Credential ID: MGA/B2B/330/2016
Validity period: not recorded.
Scope: B2B critical supply for Type 1 casino, Type 2 fixed-odds/live betting, and Type 3 peer-to-peer bingo or games; not an operator licence or hosted-licence promise
iGamingCloud Limited · Gambling Commission
Credential ID: 044073-R-323271-014
Validity period: not recorded.
Scope: Active remote Betting Host (Real Events) and Gambling Software activities; not a buyer's operator licence or hosted-access promise
iGaming Cloud Limited o/a GiG / Gaming Innovations Group · Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis
Registry stream: iGaming
Registry classes: iGaming - Critical Gaming Systems Provider; iGaming - Platform Provider
Validity: from start date not recorded · through 2027-07-13 (final day included)
Scope: AGLC iGaming registrant classes: Critical Gaming Systems Provider and Platform Provider; not an operator registration or approval of every GiG product
Validity period: not recorded.
Scope: PAM and sportsbook passed New Jersey technical-standard audit or certification; current certificate ID and operator authorization remain unconfirmed
iGamingCloud Limited
Credential ID: ISO/IEC 27001:2013
Validity period: not recorded.
Scope: GiG Core and GiG Data information-security processes under ISO 27001:2013; current certificate and transition status remain unconfirmed
Pricing & time to launch
Normalize this proposal in the pricing and TCO worksheet- Regulated-market certification and local licensing (e.g. US state DGE/GLI sign-off)
- Number of payment, KYC/AML and game-provider integrations requested
- Sportsbook scope and trading model setup
- Front-end customization and brand build
Comparable pricing is not recorded. Require implementation, recurring, usage or revenue-based, third-party pass-through, support, and exit costs as separate quote lines.
Ownership & exit
Contract rights control lock-in. Exact ownership and exit terms are shown only when confirmed at field level.
Convert ownership and exit promises into migration testsRequire one signed schedule covering data export, front-end and custom-code rights, minimum commitment, exclusivity, notice, transition assistance, fees, and post-termination access. An unpublished standard term is not treated as an adverse contract condition.
Diligence & acceptance plan
Five provider-specific gates selected across the procurement contexts that apply to GiG (GiG Software). A recorded signal starts validation; it is not a pass result.
How it scores
Ten axes, scored by our editorial team, with each axis benchmarked against the category average. See our methodology.
Strongest assessed axes
Microservices, a headless front end, and raw-data tooling provide technical flexibility; front-end IP, data rights, and implementation control remain contract-specific.
LogicX rules and ServiceX managed services cover bonus, CRM, and gamification functions.
iGamingCloud Limited holds active MGA and UK B2B permissions and Alberta Critical Gaming Systems Provider and Platform Provider registration through July 13, 2027. New Jersey scope is limited to platform technical-standard evidence. ISO 27001:2013 status is recorded, but the current certificate and transition status are unconfirmed. The Spain CoreX certificate ID, approving body, legal entity, and exact scope remain unconfirmed. These do not grant a buyer operator licence, hosted access, or approval for every GiG product.
Lowest assessed axes
Treat these as validation priorities, not automatic disqualifiers.
GiG provides third-party game aggregation and no proprietary studio. Exact studio, title, and game-provider counts are unavailable, so content breadth must be scoped through a market-specific catalogue.
Enterprise revenue-share plus setup and undisclosed terms reduce commercial certainty; the named PlayStar term is not a provider-wide benchmark.
PSP relationships include Paysafe and Nuvei. Exact fiat-market coverage is contract-specific, and crypto support is not confirmed.
All remaining score axes (4)
SportX combines an in-house Sportnco-derived engine with managed trading, esports, virtuals, and racing coverage. Exact service hours and comparable current event totals are not confirmed.
Use 12-24 weeks as a planning range for integrations, approvals, migration, and front-end work. A scoped contractual schedule with dependencies and acceptance criteria remains required.
Comparable measured availability is not confirmed. Product boundary, observed series, project-specific SLA, measurement rules, exclusions, incident history, and breach remedy remain unknown.
Trading support, dedicated account management, and optional ServiceX managed operations are available. Exact service hours, response targets, and remedies remain unconfirmed.
Current record boundaryCounted coverage, nearest term, page date, and deployment context
- B2B supplier approval
Nearest recorded term end · Alberta · B2B supplier approval
2 active counted permission relationships without a dated term · Malta (MGA), UK (UKGC).
Decision rationale
The shortlist case, the point where it can break, and the first condition that belongs in the award record.
- Why shortlist
- Public-company supplier with a decade-plus operating history in regulated markets Owns an in-house sportsbook (Sportnco/SportX) alongside the casino PAM, so you don't bolt on a third-party book
- Where it can break
- Pricing and provider-wide minimum terms are unavailable; the PlayStar term applies only to that named deal No crypto/Web3 payment support out of the box
- First award condition
- History and tests cover the proposed components and failure modes, while contractual measures can be reproduced from buyer-accessible records.
Full assessment context
GiG Software is the platform business that remained after Gaming Innovation Group split its media arm into Gentoo Media in 2024. Its stack includes CoreX cloud PAM, SportX sportsbook, SweepX, ServiceX, and DataX. Miki launched in Ontario on CoreX with LogicX and DataX in July 2026, while LuckyDays launched in Alberta on GiG technology. These deployments do not establish performance, use of every module, or automatic market access for another buyer.
iGamingCloud Limited holds active MGA B2B critical-supply licence MGA/B2B/330/2016 for casino, fixed-odds/live betting, and peer-to-peer bingo or games, plus active UK remote Betting Host and Gambling Software permissions. iGaming Cloud Limited o/a GiG / Gaming Innovations Group is registered in Alberta as a Critical Gaming Systems Provider and Platform Provider through July 13, 2027. New Jersey scope is limited to PAM and sportsbook technical-standard evidence; current certificate ID and operator authorization remain unconfirmed. ISO 27001:2013 status is recorded for information-security processes, but the current certificate and transition status are unconfirmed. The Spain CoreX certificate ID, approving body, certified legal entity, and exact technical scope remain unconfirmed. The exact current authorized-market footprint is not confirmed; registration, certification, adaptation, and deployment are different scopes and do not form a licence count. The Alberta registration does not grant buyer operator registration or approve every GiG product. Silvereye Entertainment Limited is associated with the legacy SkyCity white-label record and has status N/A; hosted-licence offer status remains unconfirmed.
SportX is an in-house Sportnco-derived engine with managed trading, esports, racing, and virtual-sports coverage. Comparable current event totals and service hours are not confirmed. CoreX uses microservices and a headless front end, while DataX provides raw-data tooling. Legal data ownership, export format, front-end IP, and post-termination access remain contract-specific. Crypto support and proprietary game content are not recorded. Exact studio, title, game-provider, and PSP counts are unavailable, so deployment requires a market-specific content and integration matrix. Pricing may combine setup fees with revenue share but exact terms are unavailable. Named-deal terms are not provider-wide defaults. Use the 12-24 week estimate only as a planning range until the project has a scoped contractual schedule.
GiG belongs on a shortlist when CoreX, SportX, and the supplier permissions match the exact brief. Selection requires operator eligibility, product approvals, the Spain certification record, SweepX legality, price, SLA, implementation schedule, minimum term, exclusivity, front-end IP, data-export rights, termination access, and migration assistance for the proposed scope.
Provider-specific questions
Questions not already answered by the pricing, permission, ownership, diligence, or alternatives sections.
Decision alternatives to GiG (GiG Software)
Related profiles are contrasted on axes weighted for the saas / pam assessment and on active counted market and permission coverage.
- Counted markets
- Alberta, Denmark, Malta (MGA), Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, UK (UKGC), West Virginia
- Permission scope
- B2B supplier approval, Operator licence, Product / transaction approval
- Additional counted scope vs GiG (GiG Software)
- Denmark, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Operator licence, Product / transaction approval
- Counted markets
- Alberta, Denmark, Malta (MGA), Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
- Permission scope
- B2B supplier approval, Product / transaction approval
- Additional counted scope vs GiG (GiG Software)
- Denmark, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Product / transaction approval
- Counted markets
- Denmark, Malta (MGA), Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, UK (UKGC), West Virginia
- Permission scope
- B2B supplier approval, Product / transaction approval
- Additional counted scope vs GiG (GiG Software)
- Denmark, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Product / transaction approval