Anjouan Gaming says its public register lets users verify an entity’s internet gaming licence by licence number, company name or operational domain. Results show the registered holder, licence number and type, and current status; the Authority says registry data is updated periodically.
Operators and suppliers can check a prospective counterparty’s licence status and approved licence type through the register.
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Spain's government has approved a decree-law establishing a public, mandatory register for interest groups and rules for their contacts with public officials, according to reports. The rules cover influence activities affecting the state administration and its institutional public sector; unregistered groups generally cannot hold meetings or other contacts involving such activity. The decree-law also sets out exceptions, including a limited route for groups that have not yet applied to register.
Asturias has regulated a register for establishments and facilities used for public events and recreational activities, including gambling, according to the headline. The supplied article text gives no details of the register or its requirements.
Mexico’s Permanent Commission received a draft resolution calling on the Interior Ministry, or SEGOB, to publish casino and online betting permits as open data. Submitted on 13 May by PRI lawmaker Rubén Ignacio Moreira Valdez, the proposal seeks permit-holder details, authorised gambling types, venue status and domains linked to online platforms. It cites 351,236 gambling-related vulnerable-activity reports from January to September 2025 and at least 25.6 billion pesos in related financial movements through November 2025.
Vincenzo Guggino, secretary-general of the IAP, said at IGE 2026 in Rome that the organisation checks advertising for compliance and offers preventive reviews. He said rules remain under development and the IAP wants to take part in scrutiny of new AGCOM guidance, balancing consumer awareness of gambling harm with effective operator communication.
Spain’s DGOJ has proposed changes to remote gambling rules, including stricter player identification, a register of authorised B2B software providers and additional advertising restrictions, according to webinar coverage. Separately, the government approved a framework for cross-operator deposit limits, with a six-month trial due to start on 25 September and full implementation planned for 25 March 2027.