NuxGame and SoftAggregator both court operators who serve several markets at once, but they solve that problem from opposite ends. NuxGame publishes how many currencies it handles. SoftAggregator publishes how many games it carries and how quickly a team can reach them.
Where SoftAggregator leads
Catalogue and onboarding. At 40,000+ games from 200+ studios, it carries more than twice NuxGame’s 18,500+, and a developer can start without a sales stage: self-service sign-up, keys the same day, no setup, integration or monthly fee. Its seamless wallet supports crypto and multiple currencies, which covers most multi-market set-ups even without a published count.
Where NuxGame leads
Currency reach and promotions. A published list of 180+ currencies and 30+ cryptocurrencies is a concrete answer for operators in markets with less common currencies. Its bonus engine works across providers, with an optional tournament layer and jackpot mechanics, where SoftAggregator publishes neither tournaments nor jackpots. NuxGame also sells a turnkey platform; the NuxGame review covers what its “weeks instead of quarters” wording means in practice.
Choosing
Operators whose shortlist is decided by a specific currency should check NuxGame’s list first. Operators whose shortlist is decided by catalogue depth and time to first build will find SoftAggregator the stronger fit.
Frequently asked questions
Which supports more currencies, SoftAggregator or NuxGame?
NuxGame publishes the longer list: 180+ currencies and 30+ cryptocurrencies. SoftAggregator states multi-currency and crypto support without publishing a count.
Which has the bigger catalogue?
SoftAggregator, with 40,000+ games from 200+ studios, against NuxGame's 18,500+ games from 140+ providers, both as published in October 2026.
Do both offer a ready casino?
Yes, in different forms. NuxGame sells a turnkey platform; SoftAggregator offers white-label delivery next to its API.