Digitain Review: Pricing, Features & Alternatives

Digitain is a sportsbook and iGaming platform provider headquartered in Yerevan, Armenia, with its licensed B2B entity Digitain (MT) Limited in Malta. The group was built by founder Vardges Vardanyan out of the Armenian B2C operator TotoGaming; the company dates its history to 1999 and has sold its technology to third parties since 2015. Its core products are an in-house sportsbook (180,000+ monthly live events, 4,000+ markets, managed trading), the Centrivo platform family (Centrivo Universal and Centrivo Dynamics PAM, Centrivo CRM, Centrivo Affiliate), the Paydrom payment gateway, in-house virtual sports, retail and self-service betting terminals, plus casino content from the group studios Galaxsys (fast and crash games) and Imagine Live (live dealer).

Digitain suits operators that want a sportsbook-led turnkey or a sportsbook add-on with regulated-market paperwork already in place: it holds an MGA B2B critical supply licence, UK Gambling Commission licences, Romanian ONJN Class 2, a Belgian Class E licence and Ontario AGCO supplier registration. The commercial model is revenue share plus a setup fee, quoted per project; the company does not publish prices or revenue and is privately held.

Digitain organises its offer around a proprietary sportsbook and the Centrivo platform, with payments, content and retail modules from group companies. Product names are as used by the vendor in 2025 to 2026.

• Digitain Sportsbook: in-house engine with 180,000+ live events per month and 4,000+ betting markets, managed trading and risk. Delivered as part of a turnkey, as a sportsbook add-on to an existing platform, or omnichannel with retail.
• Centrivo iGaming platform: the PAM and back office, marketed in two editions, Centrivo Universal and the modular Centrivo Dynamics. Winmasters (2025) and MagicBetting Online (2026) deployed Centrivo Dynamics.
• Centrivo CRM and Centrivo Affiliate: player lifecycle and campaign tooling, and an affiliate module (launched July 2024) covering programme creation, tracking, commission models, redirection automation and reporting. The search term "Digitain Partners" refers to this affiliate product line, not a separate company.
• Paydrom: group payment gateway and cashier with 60+ payment providers and 600+ methods integrated.
• Virtual Sports: in-house portfolio with 26,000+ daily virtual events.
• Casino: aggregation of third-party studios plus group content from Galaxsys (the Fast Games studio: slots, crash and fast games, 50+ titles) and Imagine Live (live dealer tables and game shows). There is no Digitain product called "Fast Sports" or "Vegas Casino"; those search terms map to the Fast Games range and the casino aggregation.
• Retail and SSBT: betting-shop software and self-service betting terminals for omnichannel operators, shown at ICE Barcelona 2026.

Digitain does not publish a rate card. Deals combine a setup or integration fee with a revenue share on net gaming revenue, with the share depending on whether the operator takes the sportsbook only, the Centrivo platform, or the full turnkey with Paydrom and managed services. Minimum monthly fees are typical in this segment but Digitain has not disclosed its own.

Our catalogue estimate for a full turnkey is a setup cost of roughly EUR 95,000 to 380,000, a revenue share of 16 to 28 percent and monthly fees of EUR 15,000 to 28,000, with launch in 4 to 16 weeks depending on market certification. These are editorial estimates based on comparable tier-one sportsbook vendors, not figures confirmed by Digitain. A sportsbook-only integration on an existing PAM is materially cheaper than the turnkey.

On "Digitain revenue": the company is privately held and does not report revenue. Figures on data-vendor sites are modelled estimates that vary by several hundred percent between sources and should not be used in due diligence.

Digitain also cites an ID Quantique quantum RNG in its platform certification. Other markets mentioned in 2026 commentary (Isle of Man, Denmark, Bulgaria) could not be matched to a regulator record and are treated as not publicly confirmed. Digitain does not publish an audited partner count; it describes its footprint as spanning Europe, the CIS, Latin America, Africa and Asia.

Delivery models. Three patterns are visible in public deals: (1) full turnkey on Centrivo with Digitain sportsbook, casino aggregation and Paydrom; (2) a sportsbook add-on integrated into the operator's existing platform and wallet, as with 888 Romania (2025); and (3) platform migration, where an operator moves its player base onto Centrivo Dynamics while taking the sportsbook, as MagicBetting Online did in Belgium (2026). Retail shops and SSBTs share the same account and wallet for omnichannel operators.

Wallet and API. Centrivo is the PAM with its own wallet for turnkey clients; for add-on deployments the sportsbook integrates with the operator's wallet through Digitain's API, with the front end delivered as a native integration or embedded iframe. API documentation is not public; ask for the integration guide and the list of certified front-end variants per market.

Content and payments. Paydrom integrates 60+ PSPs and 600+ methods; casino content comes from third-party studios plus Galaxsys and Imagine Live, which are also licensed separately, which matters if you want to avoid lock-in on content.

Hosting and scale. Digitain does not publish infrastructure details such as cloud provider, throughput or latency figures comparable to those published by GR8 Tech; it quotes event and market counts instead. Request load-test results for peak-event bet acceptance and settlement during the RFP.

Publicly named operator deals in 2025 to 2026, all in regulated European markets:

• 888 Romania (888.ro, operated by NGS): sportsbook supply agreement, October 2025.
• Winmasters (Greece, Romania, Malta, Cyprus): Centrivo Dynamics platform deal, January 2025.
• MagicBetting Online (Belgium): sportsbook integration and migration to Centrivo, January 2026; Digitain's first Belgian deployment.

The group's own B2C operator TotoGaming in Armenia runs on the same technology and functions as the reference deployment. Digitain was named Platform Provider of the Year at the SBC Awards 2026 in Lisbon.

Leadership and size: founder Vardges Vardanyan leads the group; Arshak Muradyan is Group Chief Compliance Officer, Edmond Ghulyan is Group Chief Strategy Officer and head of the Centrivo product, and Ani Mkrtchyan is Chief Sales Officer. Headcount is not published in audited form; public estimates range from about 2,000 to over 4,000 group-wide, with engineering and trading concentrated in Yerevan.

• 2026-10: Platform Provider of the Year at the SBC Awards 2026.
• 2026-04: AGCO registers Digitain as a Gaming-Related Supplier (Manufacturer) in Ontario.
• 2026-02: UK Gambling Commission grants Betting Host licences for real and virtual events; sportsbook and platform certified for the UK market.
• 2026-01: MagicBetting Online goes live in Belgium; Digitain shows sportsbook, Centrivo, virtual sports, Paydrom and SSBTs at ICE Barcelona.
• 2025-10: Sportsbook supply agreement with 888 Romania.
• 2025-09: Belgian Class E licence granted.
• 2025-01: Winmasters signs for Centrivo Dynamics.
• 2024-09: UKGC remote Gambling Software and Game Host (Casino) licences take effect.
• 2024-07: Centrivo Affiliate launched.

Versus BetConstruct. The two Armenian vendors are the most direct comparison. BetConstruct has a broader catalogue (own live casino studios, skill games, more jurisdictions) and a longer B2B history; Digitain is more sportsbook-centric and its UK, Belgian and Ontario approvals are recent. Both quote per project; BetConstruct tends to sit at the higher end of setup fees.

Versus GR8 Tech. GR8 Tech (former Parimatch Tech) competes for the same sportsbook-led buyer and publishes more detailed performance figures and a tighter iFrame onboarding playbook. Digitain has the stronger public regulatory file: an MGA B2B licence versus an MGA recognition notice, plus UKGC, Belgium and Ontario, none of which GR8 Tech has publicly confirmed.

Versus EveryMatrix or Altenar for sportsbook-only. Altenar has more named European operator deployments; EveryMatrix offers wider casino aggregation if you later consolidate vendors. Digitain's advantage is trading-desk depth and omnichannel retail; its disadvantage is less transparency on infrastructure and pricing. See the BetConstruct and GR8 Tech profiles.

1. Which entity contracts (Digitain (MT) Limited or another group company), and under which licence is service supplied in each target market?
2. Is the sportsbook priced separately from Centrivo, and what is the revenue-share difference between Centrivo Universal and Centrivo Dynamics?
3. Which markets have completed front-end and platform certification for my licence type, and what is the lead time for an uncertified market?
4. Can I take Galaxsys or Imagine Live content without the platform, and can I bring my own PSPs instead of Paydrom?