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Norway revises rules on payments to unlicensed gambling companies

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Source: Lotteritilsynet (Norway)

Norway’s government approved changes to rules restricting payment services for gambling without a Norwegian licence, the government said on 21 May 2019. The amendments clarify that the restrictions cover firms processing payments for gambling companies, allow Lotteritilsynet to identify transactions by company or payment intermediary, and require payment providers to investigate specified transactions and report relevant companies.

Payment providers in Norway face clarified investigation and reporting duties for transactions linked to unlicensed gambling.

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Norway’s Lottery Authority outlines anti-money-laundering duties for gambling providers

Norway’s Lottery Authority said gambling organisers covered by the Gambling Act and regulations must comply with anti-money-laundering rules. The authority listed Norsk Tipping, Norsk Rikstoto, large lottery providers, bingo agents, ship-based gambling providers and organisers of the national tournament poker championship among those covered.

Every organiser of gambling that needs a permit under the Gambling Act and its regulations falls within the money-laundering rules. The page shows an update date of 06.11.2026.

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