Ukrainian company Kitsoft has completed the development of the first phase of the State Online Gambling Monitoring System (SOM) for the PlayCity state agency. It operates on the basis of the low-code platform Liquio, developed by Kitsoft.
Ukrainian company Kitsoft has completed the development of the first phase of the State Online Gambling Monitoring System (SOM) for the PlayCity state agency. It operates on the basis of the low-code platform Liquio, developed by Kitsoft.
In September 2025, the winner of the tender for the development of DSOM, in which three participants participated, was the company «Computer Information Technologies» (Kitsoft) with a bid of almost 26 million UAH.
In two and a half months, the company’s specialists created the basis of the system: electronic offices, a data collection module, analytics, and registers of gambling organizers.
«The system has been assembled, tested, and put into trial operation mode — this is the foundation for the further development of DSOM,» Kitsoft says.
DSOM was built on the low-code platform Liquio, developed by Kitsoft. Its architecture allowed for national scale: the system is designed to process up to 100,000 operations per second with the possibility of further load growth.
«Liquio allows you to create systems that work with large amounts of data and process many operations in real time. It is important that the low-code approach does not limit complex government solutions, but on the contrary, it provides speed, flexibility, and the ability to build systems at the level of international standards,» said Kitsoft CEO Oleksandr Yefremov.
Liquio is included in the international GovStack catalog and has certification from the State Service for Special Communications with a G2 level of guarantees, which confirms compliance with state requirements for information protection.
Thanks to Liquio’s open source approach, solutions built on this platform can be developed by different teams and adapted to new needs. This ensures the stability of digital systems, their long-term development, and the preservation of state control over services.
The platform underlies a number of digital services, including the «Diya» portal, as well as the public services «e-Entrepreneur», «e-Resident», «eMalyatko», the e-Veteran portal, and others.
The Kitsoft team created electronic offices:
Through the gambling organizer’s office you can:
The system clearly defines user roles — each user has access only to their own functions. Login to electronic accounts is done using a qualified electronic signature (QES).
The DSOM architecture is designed to work with a large number of users. In the PlayCity and DPS offices, the system supports the work of dozens of authorized persons, and on the market side — over 1,000 accounts of gambling organizers.
As part of the first phase, DSOM implemented work on the main operations of the gambling business:
This data is transferred automatically via application programming interfaces (APIs). Each operation is checked for correctness and recorded in the system in real time.
In the first phase, 11 analytical reports have been implemented, grouped into four groups: operational, regulatory, analytical, and financial. They allow government agencies to see:
The system has created an information and communication system «Registers». It covers:
The registers contain data on the licenses of organizers, gambling establishments, equipment, websites and mobile applications.
Work on the first phase lasted 2.5 months — from September to December 2025. Developers, business analysts, project managers, designers, and cybersecurity specialists from Kitsoft worked on the project.
They were in dialogue with PlayCity and held joint discussions, created prototypes, simulated regulatory scenarios, and performed load testing.
Recall that in 2026 the state plans to receive a fully functional State System for Online Gambling Monitoring. This should become a key tool for market transparency, control of financial flows, and the fight against tax evasion. The progress of the project was reported by the Ministry of Digital Affairs and the PlayCity agency.
