Trustly will use OneComply’s platform to manage gaming licence applications and renewals, OneComply said. OneComply is part of GeoComply, and Trustly said the platform centralises application information and helps it track renewals.
The arrangement gives Trustly a platform to manage licence filings and renewals across its gaming business.
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Michigan recorded 589,449 active sportsbook accounts on 1 November, narrowly ahead of New York’s 587,752, according to data from geolocation provider GeoComply. Pennsylvania ranked third with 570,386; the figures measure account activity, not betting handle, and people may hold accounts with multiple operators.
On Nov. 1, Michigan had 589,449 active betting accounts, according to a geolocation technology provider. That put Michigan just 0.3% ahead of New York, which had 587,752. Pennsylvania took third place with 570,386.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against Stake and VGW, accusing them of deceptive marketing, according to the report. The suit also alleges that Trustly and Worldpay facilitated gambling-related transactions.
Nevada's Gaming Control Board (NGCB) alleges Kalshi failed to block restricted contracts in the state and says it intends to fine the company $120,000 per day for non-compliance. The board's investigators say they placed nine restricted trades while connected to Nevada mobile networks; Kalshi denies wrongdoing and says its geofencing arrangements meet the requirements.
It was reported that GeoComply counted more than 3.2m location checks on partner platforms during Alberta’s first regulated online gambling week. The company said its figures measure verification activity rather than bets, deposits or revenue.
Trustly confirmed a collaboration with Light & Wonder to bring cashless payments to retail gaming venues. The companies will combine Trustly’s in-person payments service with Trustly ID for KYC and AML checks, and the arrangement includes RAPIDPLAY, which enables players to fund games from bank accounts using personal devices.