Brazil’s Finance Ministry is developing a centralised tool to let bettors review their accounts, spending, winnings, losses and time spent, Regis Dudena said at a Brasília event on 29 January. Dudena described it as a project planned for the year and reported on the first year of the country’s betting regulation.
The proposed tool could give bettors a consolidated view of their activity across accounts.
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Deposits with authorised betting operators in Brazil exceeded R$220bn in 2025. The report cited Finance Ministry data obtained through an access-to-information request.
Brazil’s finance ministry attributed a fall in direct betting irregularity notifications to changes in information sharing, citing figures obtained by Pay4Fun. Notifications fell from 91 in March 2026 to 11 in April and nine in May. The ministry said the decline did not necessarily indicate less illegal or suspicious activity.
Brazil's Ministry of Finance has released more than 2,000 pages of technical documents behind the authorisations granted to 85 fixed-odds betting companies, published by the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA). The ministry said further records will follow gradually after personal and confidential data is removed under the LGPD, with the CGU assisting the review. Minister Dario Durigan said the release shows the criteria used to assess applicants.
It was reported that Brazil’s finance ministry released more than 2,000 pages concerning 85 authorised betting companies. The material includes legal, suitability and funding assessments, with further publication subject to privacy adjustments.
Brazil's finance ministry said more than five million Brazilians are prohibited from online betting. Finance Minister Dario Durigan and SPA secretary Daniele Cardoso said recipients of social programmes and Desenrola participants are among the restricted groups.