Sportsbook

Fast Updates on iGaming January by Sportingtech

Monday 27 de January 2025 / 12:00

⏱ 2 min read

(Malta).- Here’s a quick roundup of the latest news from the Sportingtech team and the igaming and betting industry.

Fast Updates on iGaming January by Sportingtech

Antoinette Caruana, Head of Technical Compliance of  Sportingtech  explains that  Nubank has been providing banking services to clients and allowing transactions with gambling websites long before the market became regulated. However, they’ve recently begun prompting users with a message to reconsider their transactions. In today’s digital landscape, competition isn’t just limited to businesses within the same industry; companies vie for consumers’ money and time across all sectors. The question is, is Nubank taking steps to promote social responsibility, or are they simply trying to keep funds within their own ecosystem and financial products?”

Financial Literacy for Vulnerable Populations

Individuals receiving social benefits are often part of a vulnerable population, making them more susceptible to financial risks, including gambling. It is crucial to implement educational initiatives that raise awareness about the potential harms of gambling and promote responsible financial management. By providing tailored financial literacy programs, beneficiaries can learn to prioritize essential needs, make informed decisions, and work toward long-term financial stability. Empowering them with knowledge and resources will help reduce the likelihood of social benefits being misused on gambling activities.

Highlights from the Industry:

 Operators Face January 31 Deadline for Club Payments

Operators in Brazil, referred to as ‘Bets,’ have until January 31 to begin paying clubs, confederations, and athletes for the use of their brands and names. This requirement is part of Ordinance 1,092 from the Ministry of Finance. However, operators have raised concerns about the practical challenges of meeting this deadline.

Central Bank Faces Challenges on BPC and Gambling Data

Efforts to restrict the use of BPC (Continuous Payment Benefit) funds for online gaming face hurdles due to banking secrecy laws. INSS President Alessandro Stefanutto has proposed analysing the impact of these benefits on betting but acknowledged difficulties in accessing the necessary financial data.

Sportingtech Partners with Incentive Games

Sportingtech has partnered with Incentive Games, a leading B2B games provider, to bring innovative solutions to the Brazilian market. This collaboration is especially important given recent restrictions on traditional bonuses, with the partnership poised to boost market share, player retention, and revenue.

Categoría:Sportsbook

Tags: Sportingtech,

País: Malta

Región: EMEA

Event

PERU GAMING SHOW – PGS 2026

17 de June 2026

Reusable Identity and Smoother Access: JUMIO’s Approach at Peru Gaming Show 2026

(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- Peru Gaming Show (PGS) 2026 hosted the conference “Reusable Identity: Less Friction, More Play – How to Simplify Player Access,” led by Pilar Pereira, Director of Strategic Alliances at JUMIO. She explained how the evolution of digital identity is transforming user experiences on online betting platforms amid strong global growth in the sector.

Friday 03 Jul 2026 / 12:00

Andres Troelsen: "Peru remains one of EGT Digital's strategic markets in LATAM"

(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- Following his participation in the Peru Gaming Show, Andres Troelsen, Regional Sales Director LATAM of EGT Digital, reflects on the company's priorities in the region, the evolving demands of operators, and the opportunities emerging across the Latin American gaming market for EGT Digital.

Friday 03 Jul 2026 / 12:00

Gaming Taxation in Latin America: Experts Warn of Excessive Levies

(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- As part of the Peru Gaming Show (PGS) 2026, the panel “Taxation: Gaming Taxes in Latin America” brought together leading specialists to analyze the fiscal challenges facing the gaming industry in the region. Moderated by Carlos Fonseca, the discussion featured Tomás García Botta (MF Estudio) and Carlos Baeza (Baeza & Cía.). The experts agreed that excessive tax burdens not only discourage investment but also reduce channeling toward the regulated market and foster the growth of illegal offerings in various Latin American countries.

Wednesday 01 Jul 2026 / 12:00

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