Compliance Updates

You can now search Complitech’s technical requirements database for free

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5 years ago

September 16, 2021

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The team at Maxima Compliance – the industry’s most established technical and regulatory compliance support firm – has made access to its Complitech tool free for everybody.

Complitech is the largest searchable database of technical requirements for the online gaming industry. It now features over 30 standards, including GLI-19 and GLI-33, every European market, Colombia and several US jurisdictions.

Over the past three years, Maxima’s technical compliance analysts have devoted thousands of hours to translating and categorizing requirements, manually tagging and matching them across jurisdictions.

Thanks to this effort, Complitech has become a highly dependable tool which some of the largest players in the industry are using to empower their compliance department and drive their software development.

Access to this tool is now open to everybody by simply visiting www.complitech.com and registering with an email address. The new version of the tool has the same functionalities of the subscription service, allowing you both to search the requirements of a single jurisdiction, or to create a gap analysis between those of multiple jurisdictions.

Once the user has completed their search and is satisfied with the results, they will now be prompted with the option to download the document containing the results of its searches for a fee. This fee will depend on the complexity of the market or the number of jurisdictions involved in the gap.

Antonio Zanghi, CEO of Maxima Compliance, said: “We are mindful that a lot of start-ups or smaller game studios might only need to do the occasional spot search, or might be focusing on entering one market at the time. This pay as you go functionality offers the power of this unique tool at a fraction of the usual cost, for the occasional user.”

Requirements have been clearly categorised as either belonging to the operator or the supplier, allowing companies to quickly identify those that apply to them. You can search requirements that are specific to a player account management system, a gaming platform, a sportsbook including virtual sports betting, every type of casino product offered in any regulated market, change management programmes and information security management systems.

Complitech has been brought to the gambling industry and is maintained by a large team of technical compliance analysts working at Maxima Compliance. The company has become popular for its unique blend of outsourced technical and regulatory compliance support services, allowing its customers to fast-track their entry into regulated markets.

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KONAMI GROUP’s Konami Gaming Inc. First to Submit Manufacturer License Application in Japan’s Emerging IR Market

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6 hours ago

July 10, 2026

Wladimir P.

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KONAMI GROUP CORPORATION’s long-established gaming & systems group company Konami Gaming Inc. announced it has become the first manufacturer to submit license applications with the Japan Casino Regulatory Commission (JCRC), government regulatory agency set forth by The Cabinet of Japan. Additionally, Konami is the first manufacturer to file across all applicable license categories. These filings represent milestone events for the nation’s regulatory framework, as Japan’s emerging integrated resort (IR) market progresses in responsible development. As a leading manufacturer of casino games and technology in 400+ regulated markets worldwide, Konami is taking proactive measures in support of the Japan IR market, highly relevant to the organisation’s rich heritage as a Japanese company.

“Konami’s early filing demonstrates our commitment and readiness to engage constructively with Japan’s regulatory framework from the outset. We have approached this process with a focus on transparency, preparation, and alignment with the stringent standards established by the JCRC,” said Lori Olk, senior vice president & chief compliance officer at Konami Gaming Inc.

Construction is currently underway for the first integrated resort in Japan—an expansive development planned for 2030 opening by one of the world’s largest casino and entertainment operators. Against this backdrop, Konami’s early submission positions the company to participate during the formative stages of this emerging regulated market. Committed to the long-term health of Japan’s IR market, Konami has invested significant resources in localisation, documentation and operational planning to ensure alignment with the nation’s legal, regulatory and cultural expectations. The supplier has leveraged its longstanding compliance infrastructure, governance processes and global licensing experience to fulfill detailed requirements of the Japanese regulatory framework.

“This milestone in Konami’s application process with the JCRC represents a significant, coordinated effort across multiple business units and jurisdictions, supported by decades of experience operating in highly regulated gaming markets worldwide. As Japan continues to expand its IR framework, Konami remains focused on supporting regulatory objectives and partnering with stakeholders to deliver compliant, high-quality gaming solutions tailored to the needs of the Japanese market,” said Tom Jingoli, president & chief operating officer at Konami Gaming.

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Compliance Updates

Spillemyndigheden Publishes Report on Illegal Gambling

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6 hours ago

July 10, 2026

Wladimir P.

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The Danish Gambling Authority has published its annual report describing the authority’s work on illegal gambling. In the 2025 report, you can among other things read more about the Authority’s partnerships, website blocking efforts and visits to upper‑secondary education institutions.

Each year, the Danish Gambling Authority publishes a report explaining the rules that determine when gambling is legal in Denmark, and reviewing the initiatives carried out in the past year to combat illegal gambling.

One of the initiatives conducted annually as part of the fight against illegal gambling is the blocking of illegal gambling websites. In 2025, the DGA obtained district court orders to block 334 websites offering illegal gambling. The Authority has entered into a new cooperation agreement with the Danish Telecommunications Industry (Teleindustrien), which provides the basis for blocking mirror sites without a prior court order when the court has already ruled that the content of the original site is illegal.

The DGA also participates in several national and international partnerships focused on combating illegal gambling. For example, through a collaboration with Google, the DGA can report illegal gambling apps in Google Play, after which Google may remove the illegal content. Anders Dorph, Director of the Danish Gambling Authority, also serves as Chair of GREF (Gaming Regulators European Forum), where the focus is on supporting each other in combating illegal gambling and keeping one another updated on trends observed across the illegal gambling market in Europe.

2025 was also the year in which the DGA was once again invited to visit upper‑secondary education institutions across the country. There was an increasing number of inquiries from sports clubs in 2025 requesting gambling‑related presentations for both amateur and elite clubs, and the DGA’s team of presenters delivered 100 classroom presentations last year.

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Compliance Updates

TaDa Gaming Accelerates LatAm Growth with Peru Licence Approval

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6 hours ago

July 10, 2026

GamingAmericas.com

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TaDa Gaming has officially secured an online gaming licence from Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR),

This marks another milestone in the company’s strategic expansion across Latin America’s regulated iGaming markets and reinforces its reputation as a trusted and responsible global content provider.

Peru has rapidly emerged as one of Latin America’s fastest growing and regulated online gaming markets following the implementation of its licencing framework. With regulatory certainty creating new opportunities for operators and suppliers alike, TaDa has focused on Peru as a key destination within its long-term Latin American growth strategy.

MINCETUR approval was received prior to TaDa’s successful debut at the Peru Gaming Show (PGS) 2026 in Lima, where the company announced its launch with Peru’s leading operator, Apuesta Total, through long-standing distribution partner Bragg Gaming.

15 certified TaDa titles are currently available in Peru, with additional games scheduled for release as the company continues to expand its local offering.

TaDa’s proven success in regulated jurisdictions across Africa, Europe, North America and the UK, as well as Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico, has been built on its highly effective glocalisation strategy.

This combines internationally successful core game mechanics with expertly localised content designed to meet the cultural preferences and playing habits of individual markets.

Alongside its award-winning slot portfolio, TaDa’s distinctive fishing-shooting games continue to attract new audiences through their social, skill-based gameplay and broad demographic appeal, especially to younger and new to iGaming audiences.

Its growing gamification ecosystem is designed to enhance player engagement while supporting responsible gaming. GiftCode, WIN CARD, Hot Hand, Highlights, Daily Rewards and Missions provide operators with powerful retention mechanics that deliver measurable value throughout the player lifecycle.

TaDa’s continued investment in regulated markets reflects the company’s broader strategy of sustainable growth. By working closely with regulators, operators and aggregation partners, the supplier continues to deliver compliant entertainment expertly tailored to local player demands.

Ray Lee, Director of Business Development at TaDa Gaming, said: “Securing the MINCETUR licence was another major achievement in our global strategy to be present in all regulated markets.

“There is strong demand for differentiated and expertly localised content in Peru. We are confident that our brand for safe and trustworthy gaming experiences alongside our reputation for working as growth partners with our clients will enable us to succeed.”

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