The Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board has granted EveryMatrix South Africa a manufacturer's licence to supply platform technology in South Africa. The company said the approval covers its sports, casino, player account management, payments and affiliate-management products for local and international operators.
The licence authorises EveryMatrix to offer its platform products to operators in South Africa.
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EveryMatrix said the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board approved it to supply platform products to operators in South Africa. The approval covers sports, casino, player account management, payments and affiliate management; the company expects to announce operator launches in the coming months.
EveryMatrix Group Commercial Director Daniel Clark said the supplier’s work includes modernising Danske Spil’s legacy platform and supporting operators including Norsk Tipping, OPAP and Betsson. Clark said the company is preparing for potential online-market openings in Austria, Finland and New Zealand next year, and cited an earlier partnership with SkyCity in New Zealand.
Cashpoint Denmark rebranded as Merkur Bets and launched a digital platform supplied by EveryMatrix on 4 November 2026. The platform combines retail and online sports betting and adds an online casino offer; around 200 betting shops are also adopting the new brand. Merkur Group said Denmark is the first market in a planned migration of its operations in Belgium, Germany and Austria to EveryMatrix technology.
EveryMatrix Group Commercial Director Daniel Clark cited its work with Danish state-owned operator Danske Spil, including modernising a platform launched in 2012. Clark also referred to work with Norsk Tipping, OPAP, Merkur Group and Betsson, and said EveryMatrix had announced an agreement with Sky City in New Zealand the previous year.
The partnership with Danish state-owned operator Danske Spil involved EveryMatrix taking a legacy platform first launched in 2012 into the modern era. Clark said the operator had found it hard to expand its footprint. Describing the outcome, he said the company was able to show it had the tools to help capture new players in that market.