Compliance and safer gambling

In regulated gambling, compliance is not a back-office function: it decides whether an operator keeps its licence. The biggest fines in the industry have been for failures in anti-money laundering and in protecting vulnerable customers.

Know your customer

Anti-money laundering

Operators are treated as obliged entities under anti-money laundering law in most regulated markets. They must assess their risks, monitor transactions, keep records and report suspicious activity to the authorities, and regulators test these systems in their audits.

Safer gambling

RegTech

A supplier market has grown around these duties: identity and document verification, transaction monitoring, behavioural models that flag harm, geolocation for markets licensed by state, and reporting tools that feed regulators' data systems. For suppliers, a regulator's new rule is often a new product.

Related: payments, regulation tracker and regulators directory.

Suppliers in this field

Identity, KYC and fraud prevention

Testing and certification

Responsible gambling tools

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