Digitain's products certified under Brazil’s newly implemented gaming regulatory standards

Sportsbook and casino platform solutions provider Digitain has announced its compliance with Brazil’s new gaming regulatory standards. The company noted that it is among the first gaming and software suppliers to successfully meet these requirements.

The Brazilian gaming market is undergoing significant changes, with new regulations requiring operators and providers to adapt quickly to meet evolving standards. Digitain’s compliance ensures its partners can continue their operations within the updated legal framework.

Arshak Muradyan, Digitain Group's Chief Compliance Officer, said: "Brazil's gaming industry has witnessed rapid growth over the past few years, with more attention given to regulating and managing this fast-evolving market. In 2024, Brazil introduced stricter rules for gaming providers, including new certification requirements, enhanced player protection measures, and tighter oversight of both games and operators.

"The certification process, conducted by authorized testing laboratory GLI (Gaming Laboratories International), ensures that our products meet the high standards of quality and fairness mandated by Brazilian regulators."

Ani Mkrtchyan, Chief Sales Officer of Digitain Group, said: "As a company operating on the global stage, Digitain Group has consistently recognized the importance of regulatory compliance. This is why we've acted swiftly to meet the new requirements set out by Brazil's regulatory authorities, positioning ourselves as one of the first companies to successfully navigate this evolving landscape."

"Digitain Group's success in securing certification for the Brazilian market is a significant milestone, and we're proud to be among the first to meet these new regulatory standards. By adhering to the highest standards of compliance, we ensure the integrity of the industry and position ourselves and our partners for continued success in one of the world's fastest-growing gaming markets,” he added.