SOFTSWISS Anti-Fraud Solutions Mitigate Over €15 Million in Fraudulent Activity in 2025

Key Moments:

  • SOFTSWISS Anti-Fraud team prevented more than €15 million in fraudulent transactions during January-August 2025.
  • Over 56,000 anti-fraud cases were closed, with 70 player complaints processed by the team.
  • SOFTSWISS enhanced its tools to combat the rising use of AI-generated deepfakes in identity fraud.

Strong Anti-Fraud Measures Yield Major Savings

SOFTSWISS, a provider of technology solutions for the iGaming sector, has achieved notable anti-fraud milestones for 2025. The company’s Anti-Fraud team acted decisively between January and August 2025, foiling fraudulent activity exceeding €15 million, closing upwards of 56,000 tasks, and addressing 70 player complaints filed with gaming regulators and online forums. This work underscores the company’s dedication to protecting both operators and players in a shifting threat landscape.

Emergent Threats: AI-Driven Deepfakes

While many fraud patterns remain consistent with past observations, SOFTSWISS has identified the rise of AI-driven tactics, especially the use of deepfakes to circumvent verification processes. Citing insights from the SumSub Identity Fraud Report 2024–2025, SOFTSWISS has accordingly intensified its internal security protocols and technologies to counteract this evolving challenge.

Leadership Perspective on Security Initiatives

Ilya Nesterov, Anti-Fraud Team Lead at SOFTSWISS, comments: “This year, our team not only safeguarded €15 million for our clients but also handled tens of thousands of cases with precision and responsibility. Fraud tactics are evolving, but so are our secure data protection practices. For operators, this means a safer, more transparent environment to build trust and long-term success.”

Comprehensive Managed Services Fuel Operator Success

Anti-Fraud Support remains central to SOFTSWISS Managed Services, operating alongside divisions such as First Line Support, VIP Player Support, Player Retention and Reactivation, and Content Management. These offerings ensure seamless communication between operators and their audiences, operational efficiency for casinos, and an optimal player experience.

Commitment to Security and Responsible Gambling

With significant experience in both fraud prevention and responsible gambling, SOFTSWISS places technology security and player well-being at the forefront of its operations. This focus makes the company a preferred partner for operators pursuing entry into regulated markets.

Upcoming Opportunities and Company Overview

Industry partners seeking further information about advanced responsible gambling practices and SOFTSWISS products may schedule a meeting at stand 4016 G during the Sigma Summit Central Europe 2025 on November 4-6.

Service AreaOffering
Anti-Fraud SupportTransaction monitoring, player complaint management
First Line SupportInitial customer assistance
VIP Player SupportSpecialized services for VIP users
Player Retention and ReactivationStrategies to engage and regain players
Content ManagementStreamlined casino content operations

About SOFTSWISS

SOFTSWISS, an international technology provider for the iGaming industry, has over 15 years’ experience and a workforce of 2,000 team members based in Malta, Poland, and Georgia. The company’s product range includes the Casino Platform, Game Aggregator with access to more than 35,000 casino games, Affilka Affiliate Platform, Sportsbook Platform, and Jackpot Aggregator, supporting operators worldwide in managing iGaming initiatives.

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Daniel Williams has started his writing career as a freelance author at a local paper media. After working there for a couple of years and writing on various topics, he found his interest for the gambling industry.
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