White Label Sports Betting Software - Exchange, Sportsbook & Casino, Under Your Own Brand

It is a complete betting platform delivered under your own name. Miracuves provides three verticals that share one customer account: an exchange running peer-to-peer on a genuine matching engine, plus a fixed-odds sportsbook offering accumulators plus cash-out, along with a casino that launches provider games. Supporting all three are an immutable financial ledger, a wallet in six currencies, controls for KYC and responsible gambling, and a complete operator back office spanning web, iOS and Android.

It is real. Matching applies price-time priority across per-runner order books, partial fills leave the remainder resting on the book, prices follow a validated ladder running from 1.01 to 1000, and three persistence types control what happens at market close. Positions are tracked with profit and loss, while cash-out is derived from live market odds, each quote staying valid for ten seconds. Commission is earned on net winnings; the platform never takes the opposite side of a bet.

Liquidity. A betting exchange on its own only works once enough customers trade against one another, and that makes for an awkward beginning for a new brand. Fixed odds running next to it put a price on screen from the first day while the exchange gains depth. Both use one customer account and wallet here, so nothing is duplicated.

Everything a customer or a regulator can see: the domain, the logo and color system across the betting surface, the casino lobby and the operator console; the app name, icon, splash screen and store listing; the bet slip, the cashier and the account statements; the sender name and templates on transactional email; the terms, privacy and responsible-gambling pages, which point at your licensed entity; and the descriptor on a customer’s card statement. Package identifiers and bundle IDs are set to your namespace before the apps are compiled. The engineering underneath stays the same: the order book, the settlement engine, the wallet ledger and the KYC pipeline that Miracuves built.

Delivery includes six currencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, US dollars, euros and pounds, with a separate wallet for each and conversion among them. Stripe handles card deposits and withdrawals using provider tokenization, so your database never receives a card number. Bank transfer and crypto rails need configuration, and a local method your market requires follows the same provider pattern.

Yes, and you must obtain it yourself, because no software vendor can provide one. The platform includes compliance tooling of the kind a license application looks for: KYC document review that leaves a reviewer trail, limits on deposits, losses and sessions, reality checks, self-exclusion, and an audit log that records the IP address with each admin action. Obtaining the license and complying with your regulator’s local rules involve legal and commercial work that sits with you and your advisors. Miracuves holds no gambling license and offers no legal, licensing or regulatory advice.

Every wallet mutation on the platform executes in a database transaction under row-level locking. Available balance is checked before any debit, and an append-only ledger entry records the direction, amount, balance after the movement, source reference and description. Monetary arithmetic uses decimal.js on numeric(18,8) columns, leaving no floating point rounding. The ledger alone is enough to reconstruct any balance.

A dedicated compliance document maps it to the OWASP Top 10. Controls already built in: a 15 minute access token, 7 day refresh rotation with reuse detection, bcrypt at cost 12, TOTP two-factor, login lockout, Drizzle-parameterized queries, Helmet security headers, an append-only ledger, tiered rate limiting and an audit log that records IP addresses; every admin route enforces a three-tier role model. That document grades input validation Moderate, since checks are inline instead of schema-driven, and treats monitoring, WAF and secrets management as deployment hardening.

Pricing for white label sports betting software from Miracuves begins at $3,999, covering a deployment ready for launch under your own branding, and the source code is handed over. The final scope shifts with vertical mix, payment rails, the sports data feed, casino provider integration, KYC automation and your licensing needs, and quotes for enterprise builds are given in writing. As a yardstick, the documentation estimates a comparable from-scratch build at about $1.29m to $2.95m across 18 to 36 months.

Six working days is how long our share of the work takes. Since the platform is already built, Miracuves brands it as yours and installs it on your infrastructure. What can stretch the schedule sits outside our hands: merchant accounts, casino provider contracts, a sports data subscription and your gambling license.

Yes, completely. You receive a web application built on Next.js 14, a React Native app on Expo for iOS and Android, a Node.js and Express backend split into 11 service packages, the seed script, and the PostgreSQL schema (35 tables) with Drizzle migrations, along with full rights to change, rebrand and extend all of it. Hosting is on your own infrastructure, and there is no per-seat fee.

Launching in 6 working days, this betting platform under your own label brings full source code, a functioning matching engine for the exchange, a single wallet behind three verticals, and audit tooling plus responsible gambling controls that a license application calls for. Support starts with platform guidance for 60 days. Priority bug fixes run for 6 months, and 12 months of product updates are included. Since 2010 the company has handled 9,000+ projects across a base of 6,000+ clients and runs a catalog of 90+ ready-made solutions.

Fixed-odds sportsbook usually goes first, because it earns from the first settled market, with no need for two customers to agree on a price. Alongside it, the exchange runs and accumulates liquidity over the opening months, which is the whole reason for the dual model, since there is always a price on screen meanwhile. Casino tends to follow once provider contracts are signed, and typically ends up the largest single line. The software is almost never the gating item. Your license and your payment rails are.

You should hear it from us first. Today, eSports uses mock data, poker and bingo exist only as basic implementations, while live dealer is ready for integration but not integrated. An internationalization framework is in the interface, though only English is included. The package has no CSV or JSON export, no monitoring stack, plus search that matches patterns instead of using a full-text index. Before production, the extended tables for tournaments, affiliates, loyalty, promotions and notifications require a second migration snapshot.

Keeping order books in memory is what produces the documented order placement of under 100 milliseconds at the 95th percentile. That same decision means the engine scales up instead of out, and it is the only component bound by this; the remaining services are stateless and sit behind a load balancer where they scale out. Engine memory, write pressure on the order table and WebSocket broadcast volume are the three bottlenecks the documentation names, and each comes with a stated mitigation.

What protects a business here is licensing, liquidity and habit - not code. Every competitor must clear the license barrier as well. Liquidity on an exchange compounds, since traders gravitate to the deepest book. A bet history, a balance and a loyalty tier keep a customer from leaving casually. The platform helps with the second and third early on: fixed odds beside the exchange seed liquidity, and free bets, loyalty and promotions that already ship build habit instead of waiting to be built.