OmiSoft

What OmiSoft does

OmiSoft's site organizes its services into three groups. iGaming development covers casino software, Web3 and Telegram casinos, sweepstakes and social casinos, sportsbooks, slot games, and crash games. Web3 and blockchain development covers crypto wallets, smart contracts, asset tokenization, prediction markets, dApps, TON development, and Web3 games. Fintech development covers financial software, digital wallets, neobank apps, crypto payment gateways, and P2P lending platforms.

Much of the offer is packaged as white-label products rather than custom work. The site lists a crypto casino solution, a Stake-style casino and sportsbook, an AI agent called OmiBet for betting and player support, white-label poker, an RWA tokenization platform with KYC and an investor portal, a real estate tokenization product, a Polymarket-style prediction market, a tap-to-earn game template, a white-label investment platform, a crypto payment gateway, a non-custodial crypto wallet supporting EVM, Solana, and TRON, and a neobank platform with fiat IBANs, stablecoin wallets, and card issuance.

The about page describes more than seven years of experience, more than 70 launched projects, and more than 90 in-house employees. The directory record, which predates the current site, describes a mobile and web studio working in React Native, Flutter, React, and Vue, so the positioning has shifted toward crypto and gambling.

Pricing and engagement

OmiSoft does not publish prices. The directory record lists $25 to $49 per hour, among the lowest rates in this category, and a minimum project size of $10,000 or more. The site instead sells speed. It promises an RWA tokenization platform live in three weeks, a crypto casino in four to five weeks, and dedicated Phaser.js developers placed within 48 hours.

The white-label crypto wallet page states that full source code is delivered with no vendor lock-in and no dependency on OmiSoft infrastructure to run the product. Whether the same terms apply to the casino and tokenization platforms is not stated. Staff augmentation is available for Phaser.js and Telegram Mini App developers. No contract minimums, retainer structures, or support terms appear on the crawled pages.

Who should hire OmiSoft

The best fit is a crypto-native operator that already understands its licensing position and wants a proven template rather than a ground-up build. OmiSoft's products assume the buyer brings the license, the liquidity, and the marketing, and the studio supplies the software.

• iGaming operators launching a crypto casino, sportsbook, or Telegram casino on a short timeline.
• Real estate or asset managers piloting fractional ownership, given the RWA and real estate tokenization platforms with KYC built in.
• Fintech founders who need a non-custodial wallet or crypto payment gateway with multi-chain support and source code ownership.
• Studios that need HTML5 game developers, since the site offers Phaser.js and Pixi.js teams for iGaming, playable ads, and simulators.

Who should look elsewhere

Buyers who need evidence before a call will find little. The crawled pages contain no named clients, no client quotes, no case study text, and no leadership names. The directory record shows a 5.0 Google rating from only three reviews.

• Companies in regulated mainstream sectors such as healthcare or banking. No compliance certifications beyond KYC and AML integration are mentioned.
• Teams that want a bespoke product from scratch. The site's emphasis is on white-label platforms customized to a brand.
• Buyers who need a US or Western European team. OmiSoft is based in Cherkasy, Ukraine, with no other office listed.

Track record and signals

OmiSoft's site is thin on proof. The about page metadata claims more than 70 launched projects and more than 90 employees, but the crawled pages do not name a single client, publish a case study with outcomes, or quote a customer. The site links to Clutch, GoodFirms, and DesignRush profiles, so third-party reviews may exist, but none are summarized in this bundle beyond a 5.0 Google rating from three reviews.

The blog includes a 2026 guide to choosing an RWA tokenization development company that lists compliance layers and audit red flags a buyer should check. That is useful as a due diligence checklist even though it is marketing for OmiSoft's own service. The product pages describe capabilities in detail, such as EVM, Solana, and TRON support in the wallet and fiat IBANs, stablecoin wallets, and card issuance in the neobank platform, which suggests real products rather than placeholder pages.

No Hacker News or Reddit discussion of the agency turned up. Buyers should ask for references, a demo of the specific white-label product, and clarity on which jurisdictions the casino products have been deployed in.

How OmiSoft compares

Against other Ukrainian and Eastern European software agencies in this directory, OmiSoft's $25 to $49 rate is at the bottom of the range, and its focus on gambling and crypto is narrower than most. Generalist peers at this rate offer mobile and web work. The closest competitors are white-label iGaming and blockchain vendors rather than software agencies. OmiSoft's differences are the packaged products and the promised launch times. Its gaps are the absence of named clients, case study outcomes, and leadership on the site.