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Belgium’s gaming commission sets conditions for reporting suspected gambling-law breaches

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Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)

Belgium’s Commission des jeux de hasard says complainants reporting suspected breaches of gambling law must have a personal interest and provide recent, specific facts. It will not process anonymous complaints and says it does not routinely share investigation findings or provide financial compensation.

Operators face complaints that must concern recent conduct and include identifiable, specific details.

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ADM sets conditions for dedicated gambling payment instruments in Italy

Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) issued determination No. 675265/RU on 22 October 2026, setting conditions for traceable payment instruments used in online gambling. Article 3 covers limited-spend instruments dedicated to account top-ups and requires safeguards, an attested report and checks throughout their use, according to the analysis described in the report.

Italy's Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) issued directoral determination No. 675265/RU on 22 October 2026, setting the conditions for the use of traceable payment instruments in remote gambling. The measure covers top-ups, withdrawals and the movement of sums, according to the analysis of the determination described in the report. Article 3 of the determination sets conditions for limited-spend instruments dedicated to topping up gambling accounts.

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