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Cameroon directs online gaming payments through sole approved aggregator

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Cameroon’s Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, issued a directive requiring licensed payment providers to suspend accounts belonging to aggregators serving online gaming companies from 30 January 2025. The directive names INTOUCH Cameroun as the sole approved aggregator for player account transactions.

Payment providers and online gaming companies must route transactions through the designated aggregator under the directive.

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