Brazil’s provisional measure establishing the updated Desenrola debt-renegotiation programme prohibits credit operations linked to transfers to bets. The measure’s Article 16 applies to Pix Crédito, although it does not name that payment method; lawyers cited in the source said the broad wording covers it.
The prohibition affects how bettors can fund online gambling through credit-backed Pix transfers.
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Brazil’s Secretariat of Prizes and Betting prohibited social-interaction features on sports betting platforms after a consultation from Kaizen Gaming Brasil, according to a circular signed by its inspection co-ordinator. The secretariat said sharing betting tickets, results or other gambling-related data between users breaches existing rules and warned that operators adopting such features could face administrative proceedings.
Brazil’s Ministry of Finance prohibited 27 organisations from operating in the country after identifying their prediction-market services as unapproved betting, the government said. A National Monetary Council resolution adopted on 24 April limits derivatives markets to contracts linked to financial or economic indicators under Securities and Exchange Commission supervision.
US Bankruptcy Judge Mary Walrath ordered Papaya Gaming Inc. on 27 October to stop transferring assets from US accounts to offshore holdings. The court also requires ordinary-course transactions to be reported to the US trustee and pre-funded at 115%, and bars payments to affiliates and insiders. Papaya is due to present a revised payment outline in the coming days, before a temporary stay expires on 25 November.
On Oct. 27, US Bankruptcy Judge Mary Walrath told Papaya to stop shifting assets from its US accounts into offshore holdings. A Delaware federal bankruptcy judge has barred Papaya Gaming from sending assets abroad while the company restructures its debt in Israel.
Caesars Digital stopped accepting credit card deposits on its mainland US online gambling platforms on 14 April 2026, according to the report. The change covers its sportsbook, casino and poker platforms; credit cards remain available in Puerto Rico and Canada.
A family court in Rosario barred a person listed in the municipal register of child-support debtors from gambling venues and iGaming platforms, according to the reported ruling. Judge Andrea Brunetti also ordered the blocking of the person’s social media accounts and directed that the decision be sent to named casinos and the Santa Fe lottery.