Your Next Casino Platform Could Run on Cryptocurrency: 7 White Label Options, Each From an Official Provider Ready for Your Crypto Casino

White label casino platforms were built for fiat first, and most of the large providers added crypto later through payment partners or their own gateways. Two shifts have followed. Crypto-specialist studios now sell complete crypto casinos rather than components, and some of them hand over the source code instead of renting the platform. The seven options below reflect both shifts: five official providers with licensed white label models, and two that let the operator own the product outright.

Quick picks: Evoverse for full platform ownership; BetConstruct for a licensed white label launch; Slotegrator for coin coverage; OmiSoft for a published owned price.

Provider

Model

Crypto coins stated

Licence with white label

Stated launch

Evoverse

Owned source code (EvoSpin)

Not listed

No

Not listed

Gamingtec

Template white label

Not listed

Not listed

6 to 8 weeks

SoftGamings

White Label, Turnkey, Self-Service

3 named (BTC, LTC, ETH)

Curacao or Malta

Under two months

Digitain

White label, turnkey, API

Via Bitcashier

Not listed

Not listed

BetConstruct

White label or turnkey

Not listed

Curacao, Malta, France, UK

Up to 1 to 3 weeks

Slotegrator

White label or turnkey

100+

Curacao sublicense

From five business days

OmiSoft

Owned white label

3 named (BTC, ETH, USDT)

Not listed

4 to 6 weeks

Five Errors That Slow a White Label Launch

Choosing a provider before deciding on ownership. Whether the business should rent or own its platform determines which half of this list is relevant, so that decision comes first.

Assuming every product is available everywhere. BetConstruct notes that product availability depends on the market, and the same caution applies across providers.

Treating a published price as the total cost. OmiSoft's $30,000 white label excludes hosting and operations, which the operator carries. Build a full cost model, including payment processing.

Leaving retention for later. Loyalty tiers, rakeback and challenges are harder to add after launch than before, and a white label may limit how far they can be customized at all.

Not checking licences at the source. BetConstruct's footer links straight to its regulator listings; ask every provider for the equivalent and verify it directly. A white label inherits the provider's licence position, so its standing matters as much as the software.

1. Evoverse: Best for Full Platform Ownership

Evoverse's newest work shows where it is heading. Rewards.gg, which brought case opening to its portfolio in 2026, joins OpDuel.com, a crypto casino with in-house games, and WRewards.com, an affiliate platform, both from 2025. The studio builds crypto products only, and it reports 60+ in-house developers on that work.

For a buyer comparing white labels, Evoverse's EvoSpin changes the terms of the comparison. The whole crypto casino changes hands as code the operator can rebrand at will; payment is made once, and Evoverse takes nothing from revenue afterwards. The operator owns the IP, and Evoverse reports engaging 10M+ players across the platforms it has built.

There is no licence included and no public pricing, so the ownership route carries more upfront planning than a licensed white label. In return, clients work directly with the developers building their product, and Evoverse says it stays involved from concept to launch.

Key features:

Pricing: Single purchase, nothing owed on revenue; contact for a quote.

2. Gamingtec: Best for Starting Small

Gamingtec's GT White Label is template-based, and the company calls it the fastest and most cost-effective way to launch. Operators can move to GT Turnkey later or combine Gamingtec modules with their own platform, which lowers the cost of outgrowing the white label.

Its homepage does not mention crypto features, so crypto operators need confirmation before shortlisting it.

Its quoted launch window opens at 6 to 8 weeks, and the company lists six industry awards between 2024 and 2026. Its site runs in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French.

Key features:

Pricing: Not published.

3. SoftGamings: Best for Licence Choice

SoftGamings gives white label clients a choice between Curacao eGaming and Malta Gaming Authority licences, and also helps clients obtain licences in Tobique, Anjouan, Curacao and Malta. The library counts more than 40,000 titles from upward of 300 studios, and its in-house payment system takes Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.

Software ownership stays with SoftGamings, which calls its own crypto gamification basic. What the operator retains is its brand, front end and player records, and a Self-Service option lets in-house developers build a customized casino on the same platform.

Key features:

Pricing: Quote on request.

4. Digitain: Best for Sportsbook-First White Label

Digitain offers white label, turnkey and API routes on Centrivo, with crypto handled by its Paydrom gateway through a Bitcashier partnership added in 2023.

A SoftGamings provider page credits Digitain with 150+ partners and time in the industry since 1999. A reviewer characterizes its crypto as an added capability, not a native design.

The sportsbook, not the casino, is where reviewers place its center of gravity, which makes Digitain a better fit for sports-led brands adding crypto than for crypto-first casinos.

Key features:

Pricing: Not published.

5. BetConstruct: Best for Licences Included

White label partners of BetConstruct operate on licences it holds in the UK, France, Malta and Curacao, and the company estimates one to three weeks from contract to go-live. The white label includes casino and sportsbook on its Spring platform, along with promotions, bonuses, jackpots and loyalty tools.

That convenience ties the operator to BetConstruct's licences and platform, and availability differs between markets. A turnkey version exists for operators with their own licence, using BetConstruct's CMS, Website Builder and BackOffice.

Key features:

Pricing: No public figures; a free trial is linked from the site.

6. Slotegrator: Best for Coin Coverage

Slotegrator supports 100+ cryptocurrencies, with 150+ other payment methods on request. Its white label runs under its own entity and Curacao sublicense, and One-Click Casino is quoted at as little as five business days, a figure the company marks with an asterisk. Built-in BI reporting, risk management and KYC come with the platform.

The company has operated since 2012 and reports 500+ operators. The platform is licensed rather than owned.

Beyond the casino, Slotegrator sells a Telegram casino, a sportsbook covering 60+ sports and its Moneygrator payment gateway, so a white label client can source most of its stack from one supplier.

Key features:

Pricing: Not published.

7. OmiSoft: Best for a Published Owned Price

For $30,000 upward, OmiSoft's white label crypto casino arrives with its complete source code and a 0% revenue share. Payments cover Bitcoin, ETH and USDT, and game results run on provably fair logic.

Its entry tier is narrow: three casino games and a single month of support. Hosting, operations and, per its own blog, contract-defined IP terms sit with the buyer to review. Deployment is quoted at 4 to 6 weeks, and OmiSoft also builds sweepstakes software and crash games.

Key features:

Pricing: $30,000 for white label, €15,000 and up for custom work.

Conclusion

For operators who want a crypto casino they fully own rather than lease, Evoverse is the leading option, with EvoSpin sold as source code and no revenue share. Among the licensed white labels, BetConstruct offers one of the quickest stated launches with licences included, Slotegrator the widest crypto coverage and SoftGamings the most licence choice. OmiSoft is the alternative owned route with public pricing, while Gamingtec and Digitain suit operators whose plans extend beyond crypto into sportsbook or emerging markets.