Brazil
Pragmatic Solutions Bolsters Their iGaming PAM Platform with Zimpler Go
The integration, mainly focused on the Brazilian market, significantly streamlines player onboarding
Pragmatic Solutions, provider of next-generation iGaming PAM platform technology for regulated markets, announces the integration of Zimpler Go, the financial company’s player registration and payment solution.
This cooperation offers Pragmatic Solutions’ operator network the benefit of a streamlined player onboarding process and accelerating growth with faster payments and financial compliance checks powered by Zimpler Go.
Pragmatic Solutions provides an agile Player Account Management (PAM) platform that is open, modular, scalable, and agile due to its API-based approach. The platform provides a comprehensive and user-friendly set of back-office tools to ensure regulatory compliance, handle risk, and manage brands, promotions and player experiences with extensive flexibility.
Pre-integrated with hundreds of leading third-party content, payments and service providers, the platform also supports rapid integration of new services of the operators’ choosing. Topping it all off is a complete Content Management System (CMS) designed to power gaming business front-end development.
The new integration expands these capabilities by allowing operators to access Zimpler Go services through a swift activation.
Since 2018, Zimpler has successfully offered its services to top tier iGaming merchants across Europe. Zimpler Go aims at creating a seamless experience by combining the deposit and registration process, therefore streamlining and fast-tracking the onboarding of players. The streamlined process greatly minimises player churn and boosts conversion, which ultimately increases operators’ return on investment for both acquisition and retention.
On the player’s side, unlike other payment methods that charge a fee, with Zimpler Go players can make instant deposits and withdrawals, making their gaming experience a memorable one. Players also feel like they have never abandoned the casino, as the platform is fully customizable with the merchant’s logo and branding.
Johan Strand, CEO at Zimpler, said, “We are excited to be able to support our client Pragmatic Solutions in spearheading the beginning of a new era in the regulated Brazilian iGaming market.
Zimpler Go is a win-win for both end users and merchants. While players will be able to enjoy a seamless registration, deposit and withdrawal experience, Zimpler Go will also streamline player identification and account verification, allowing merchants to fulfil both initial and ongoing Know Your Customer requirements, facilitating source of funds checks and responsible gaming, while helping combat bonus fraud.”
Ashley Lang, CEO at Pragmatic Solutions, said, “We are thrilled to expand the variety of premium services available to our PAM platform licensees with the addition of Zimpler Go. This integration enables our licensees to effortlessly access Zimpler’s services via our iGaming platform, improving their player experiences and enhancing the value we offer through our catalogue of pre-integrated partners.
At Pragmatic Solutions, we are committed to simplifying complex processes and this collaboration demonstrates our dedication to giving operators the tools they require for success. We look forward to the positive impact this new addition will have on player onboarding, payments, and overall operator growth.”
The Brazilian Institute for Responsible Gaming (IBJR) warns that the effectiveness of financial protection measures in Desenrola 2.0 fundamentally depends on a rigorous fight against the illegal betting market.
It is also worth emphasizing that in 2025, bets placed on licensed platforms accounted for the equivalent of only 0.46% of household consumption in the country, an extremely small share within the Brazilian budget, according to data from a study by LCA Consultoria.
This reinforces that the main factor of indebtedness in the Brazilian budget continues to be the high cost of credit.
The entity also emphasizes that restrictions on access to the regulated sector may encourage users to migrate to clandestine platforms, which already move around R$ 40 billion per year and operate without any oversight or consumer protection mechanisms.
Combating the illegal market is the most urgent step to prevent unlicensed operators—often associated with organized crime—from exploiting periods of restriction to attract vulnerable audiences.
This concern is heightened by the proximity of the World Cup, a period of natural increase in the volume of sports betting, and by the potential loss of R$ 10.8 billion in revenue for the country if consumption shifts to the underground market.
The IBJR reinforces that the real protection of citizens and the integrity of Desenrola 2.0 depend on coordinated action between the government and the private sector.
The organization advocates for public policies that combine financial education, strengthening responsible gambling, and a strategic offensive against clandestine websites, ensuring that entertainment occurs exclusively within a safe, transparent, and properly monitored ecosystem.
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La Asociación Nacional de Juegos y Loterías (ANJL) celebró una reunión el miércoles 6 en el Hotel Royal Tulip Brasília Alvorada, en Brasilia, centrada en la gobernanza y regulación del mercado de apuestas en Brasil.
El objetivo fue promover un diálogo sobre integridad, transparencia y el papel del sector en la prevención del lavado de dinero y la lucha contra la ilegalidad.
El panel estuvo dirigido por la abogada de la ANJL, Giovanna Dias, y el director ejecutivo de EtherCity, Rodrigo Arrigoni.
Durante la presentación, Giovanna ofreció una introducción al panorama del mercado ilegal en el país y destacó una de las principales acciones de lucha impulsadas a través del acuerdo de cooperación técnica firmado entre la ANJL, la Secretaría de Premios y Apuestas (SPA) del Ministerio de Hacienda y la Agencia Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (Anatel).
Posteriormente, Arrigoni presentó la plataforma de monitoreo continuo de sitios web ilegales desarrollada por EtherCity y explicó cómo funciona la tecnología para identificar y monitorear operaciones irregulares en el entorno digital.
Al finalizar el panel, el representante de la ANJL destacó que la iniciativa representa una medida concreta para hacer frente al mercado de apuestas ilegales y reforzó la importancia de la acción conjunta entre el sector privado y las autoridades públicas para garantizar una mayor seguridad, transparencia e integridad en el mercado brasileño regulado.
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The National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) held a meeting on Wednesday (6), at the Royal Tulip Brasília Alvorada, in Brasília, focused on governance and regulation of the betting market in Brazil.
The objective was to promote a dialogue on integrity, transparency and the sector’s role in preventing money laundering and combating illegality.
The panel was led by ANJL lawyer Giovanna Dias and EtherCity CEO Rodrigo Arrigoni.
During the presentation, Giovanna gave an introduction to the scenario of the illegal market in the country and highlighted one of the main combat actions promoted through the technical cooperation agreement signed between ANJL, the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA) of the Ministry of Finance and the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel).
Following this, Arrigoni presented the platform for continuous monitoring of illegal websites developed by EtherCity and explained how the technology works to identify and monitor irregular operations in the digital environment.
At the end of the panel, the ANJL representative highlighted that the initiative represents a concrete measure in confronting the illegal betting market and reinforced the importance of joint action between the private sector and public authorities to guarantee greater security, transparency, and integrity in the regulated Brazilian market.
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