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Vibra Solutions launches native betting app for Betsul in Brazil

Platform available on iOS and Android introduces biometric login and real-time notifications.

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Vibra Solutions develops fully native mobile app for Betsul 
Operator becomes one of the first in Brazil to deploy a purpose-built native betting platform 
Rollout expands mobile engagement as the regulated market continues to evolve 

Vibra Solutions has launched a new mobile betting application for Brazilian operator Betsul, introducing a fully native platform designed specifically for smartphones and tablets. 

The app is available through both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store and includes biometric authentication options such as Face ID and fingerprint login.  

According to the supplier, the platform was built from the ground up for mobile use, aiming to streamline navigation, deposits and withdrawals while reducing loading times.

Andréia Oliveira, Betsul Operations Director, said: “Launching a native app is the result of this listening and of our commitment to delivering an increasingly complete platform for those who bet with us.”

The application also supports real-time push notifications, allowing users to receive alerts about betting markets, results and account activity. 

Vibra said the project forms part of a broader effort to strengthen direct interaction between operators and players as mobile wagering adoption continues to rise across Latin America.

Werter Luna, Vibra Gaming CEO, said: “The development of the native app is the result of this joint work and a shared conviction: putting the customer at the centre of the experience through solid technology.”

The launch reflects a wider industry trend toward mobile-first wagering products in Brazil, where operators are adapting platforms ahead of continued regulatory and commercial development in the country’s betting sector.

In January 2026, Betsul partnered with São Paulo’s Northeastern Traditions Center (CTN) during the CTN Folia Carnival celebrations. The activation included a VIP lounge, merchandise distribution and ticket raffles for live performances as operators increased brand engagement following the first year of regulated betting oversight in Brazil.

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