JetX: SmartSoft Gaming’s flagship crash title
JetX is a game, not a provider. It is made by Smartsoft Limited of Malta, which publishes a full licence list — and which anchors a whole X-series of crash and instant titles around it.
The studio
What JetX is, and who makes it
JetX is a single game, not a studio. The maker is Smartsoft Limited, Malta company registration C 99015, at Tower Business Centre in Swatar, Birkirkara. Trading as SmartSoft Gaming. If you want a supplier row, it belongs to SmartSoft.
The company states it was founded in 2015 in Georgia and now licenses out of Malta — Georgian origin, Maltese licensing, so there is no single founding jurisdiction. The chief executive is Guga Gotsadze.
The mechanic: a round-based RNG crash game. A multiplier climbs as a jet ascends, generated randomly, and the player cashes out manually or on an auto-cashout threshold before the jet explodes. The company’s own game page is unusually blunt about the risk — the explosion can happen at any point, even as early as 1.00x, so a stake can be lost instantly. No reels, no dealer.
JetX launched in 2018, per the company’s own page and a dated trade retrospective. The company also calls itself the pioneer behind the first-ever flying crash game. Spribe’s Aviator is dated to the same year and makes a comparable claim. We are not going to adjudicate that — it is contested marketing on both sides.
Unlike Aviator, no IP or trademark dispute was found around JetX.
- JetX is a game. The supplier is Smartsoft Limited
- Entity: Smartsoft Limited, Malta C 99015, Birkirkara
- Licence: MGA/B2B/925/2021, company-published
- CEO: Guga Gotsadze
- Origin: Georgia — founded 2015 per SmartSoft’s about page (its homepage says 2018), licensed from Malta
- Launched: 2018
- Genre: RNG crash. Not a slot, not live casino
The games
JetX and the X-series
JetX is the flagship, but the more useful fact for an operator is the family built around it.
| Title or element | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| JetX | 2018 | The flagship. A jet ascends, the multiplier climbs, the player cashes out before the explosion — which can come at any point, even at 1.00x |
| Dual bet | — | Two independent simultaneous stakes per round, each with its own cash-out. Described on the company’s own game page, so this one is not just affiliate copy |
| Multiplayer chat and leaderboards | — | Moderated chat and leaderboards presented as part of the social layer |
| FootballX | — | Football-themed entry in the X-series |
| CricketX | — | Cricket-themed entry — the pair points squarely at Indian and South Asian audiences |
| Helicopter X | — | Another ascending-object crash variant |
| Hunter X | — | X-series title |
| Tower X | — | Tower climb format rather than a crash curve |
| Crash Duel X | — | Head-to-head crash variant |
| Mine’s Island | — | Grid reveal game in the instant line |
| Balloon | — | Balloon-inflation instant title on the same risk shape |
The company’s own JetX page describes the mechanic as RNG-based without using provably fair terminology. Affiliate sites describe cryptographic verification schemes and specific return figures; those are not confirmed on the company’s own site, and we do not repeat the figures.
What makes it different
Why the X-series matters more than the one game
Buying JetX alone misses most of what this supplier does.
A named product family, not one hit
FootballX, CricketX, Helicopter X, Hunter X, Tower X, Crash Duel X and more. A consistent naming convention across a real line is a different proposition from a studio with one famous title and nothing behind it.
CricketX and FootballX are market-specific
Cricket theming is not decoration — it is aimed at India and South Asia, where the sport carries the audience. For an operator in those markets that is the reason to look here rather than at a generic crash title.
Dual bet is documented
Two stakes per round with independent cash-outs, stated on the company’s own game page rather than only on affiliate sites. A small thing, but it is one of the few crash features you can actually source.
It is not a provider name
Like Aviator, JetX gets listed as a supplier in directories. It is a game. The supplier row should say SmartSoft Gaming.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
The company publishes an unusually full licence list. MGA/B2B/925/2021 in Malta. Romania, licence 1180/28.06.2021. Georgia, licence N 19-02/04. Greece, listed without a number. And registration with the AGCO in Ontario.
Further certifications are listed by the company for South Africa, the Netherlands, Estonia, Portugal, Latvia, Croatia, Peru, Italy, Colombia, Bulgaria, Argentina and Brazil. These are company-stated and we did not check each against its national register.
On scale: the chief executive stated in a dated May 2026 interview that the company has around 30 million monthly active users and ships roughly 25 games a year. Both are company-stated figures from a named interview rather than audited data.
A dated April 2024 article put JetX in over 70 countries and reported a best crash game award at a regional ceremony that year.
- MGA/B2B/925/2021 — Malta, company-published
- Romania 1180/28.06.2021 and Georgia N 19-02/04
- Ontario AGCO registration; Greece listed without a number
- A dozen further national certifications are company-stated, not verified here
Recent activity
Recent activity
Company-stated figures from dated interviews.
FAQ
JetX — common questions
No. JetX is a single crash game. The provider is Smartsoft Limited, trading as SmartSoft Gaming, a Malta company with registration C 99015. Directories list JetX as a supplier constantly, and that is the error this page corrects.
Smartsoft Limited, Malta registration C 99015, at Tower Business Centre in Birkirkara, holding MGA/B2B/925/2021. The chief executive is Guga Gotsadze.
No. No reels and no paylines. It is an RNG crash game — a multiplier climbs as a jet ascends and you cash out before it explodes. It is also not live casino: there is no dealer.
Both are dated to 2018 and both companies claim pioneer status. Nothing independent settles it, so we report the claim and decline to adjudicate.
SmartSoft’s family of crash and instant titles around JetX — FootballX, CricketX, Helicopter X, Hunter X, Tower X, Crash Duel X, plus Mine’s Island and Balloon. For an operator this matters more than the single flagship.
Cricket theming aims the title at India and South Asia. Alongside FootballX it is a deliberate market-specific play rather than decoration.
The company’s own page describes the mechanic as RNG-based and does not use provably fair terminology. Affiliate sites describe cryptographic verification schemes; that is not confirmed on the company’s own site.
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