Blik will introduce a new payment-blocking mechanism from 1 September, preventing transactions linked to domains listed on Poland's register of illegal gambling websites.
Follow the money. Two trade associations, two countries, one target: payment providers. As EGBA and APAJO turn from lobbying to formal complaints, is the industry's fight against illegal gambling shifting to a new front?
PlayCity fined “Slots UE,” the operator of the Betking brand, over UAH 4.7m after identifying repeated regulatory breaches.
The tax authority will begin withholding 19% from transactions as Chile continues debating a licensing framework for online gambling.
The European Gaming and Betting Association has submitted a complaint to Lithuania’s central bank over alleged payment processing for illegal gambling sites, calling for broader action across the payments sector.
Nevada regulators enforced a $7.2m fine for the illegal gambling activities conducted by Bowyer, which took place from 2019-2021 when Las Vegas Sands owned the resort-casino.
The gaming sector accounted for 73.3% of all suspicious transaction reports received by the Financial Intelligence Office during the period.
The operator was recently fined $120,000 for using unauthorised gaming system software at four separate casino properties, found to be installed between 20 February and 15 March 2025.
Denmark’s gambling regulator has reminded operators to reflect the Financial Action Task Force’s updated high-risk jurisdiction lists in player risk assessments, while clarifying when enhanced due diligence is required.
The Gambling Commission will introduce Financial Risk Assessments (FRAs) in stages to help operators identify customers experiencing financial difficulties.