Digicode to demo Diger Suite iGaming stack at SiGMA North America 2026

The supplier targets operators expanding in Latin America as SiGMA brings its North America summit to Mexico for the first time.

Digicode will exhibit at SiGMA North America 2026 from September 1–3 at Centro Banamex in Mexico City, where it plans to showcase its Diger Suite iGaming products. The company said it will use the event to discuss technology infrastructure needs for operators expanding across Latin American markets.

SiGMA North America is the organizer’s first summit in Mexico and is positioned to convene iGaming, technology, affiliate, fintech and investment stakeholders from North and Latin America. The organizer expects around 4,000 delegates, including 1,000 operators, 850 affiliates and more than 150 speakers.

“Entering a new market is not simply a matter of launching another website or adding another payment method. Operators need technology infrastructure that can adapt as the business grows and market requirements evolve,” said Elkhan Shabanov, CEO Americas at Digicode. “Mexico and the wider Spanish-speaking market present significant opportunities, but capturing them requires the right combination of platform control, payments, player management, affiliate technology, and operational intelligence. SiGMA North America allows us to discuss these challenges directly with operators and technology partners.”

At the show, Digicode will present the Diger Suite as an integrated stack spanning remote game server infrastructure (DigerRGS), player account management (DigerPAM), game development tooling (DigerGDK), payments orchestration and processing (DigerPay), affiliate management and tracking (DigerClick), and an AI-powered operations and player-facing tool (DigerCompanion). The company said it will demonstrate how the components can be deployed together to increase visibility across an operator’s technology stack and support scaling individual capabilities as requirements change.

Digicode framed the pitch around the operational pressures of entering emerging markets, citing speed to market alongside local requirements, payment complexity, player expectations and scalability as common constraints for operators considering regional expansion.