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- Spain introduces new anti-money-laundering rules for online gambling
Reportedly, Spain has introduced new anti-money-laundering measures for online gambling. Operators must verify that the holder of a payment method owns the gambling account and keep records of checks on initial transactions. Existing customers get a six-month transition period, after which unverified accounts must be closed and remaining balances returned. The decree takes effect on 28 October 2026.
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