The supplier is ready to showcase its portfolio at booth B20.
Press release.- WA.Technology, a B2B iGaming solutions provider, is set to unveil its latest innovations in Pick‘Em Fantasy Sports at the upcoming SBC Summit Latinoamérica next week.
The premium solutions provider is prepared to display its newly updated portfolio, specifically designed for operators looking to expand their presence in the LatAm market, including its WA.Fantasy product.
As a proven acquisition tool, the new offering of fantasy sports and Pick’Em Player betting from WA.Technology is ready to become a solution for renowned operators in the LatAm market. After a year of research and development, WA.Fantasy is designed to enable players to unleash their sports expertise in Daily Fantasy Sports games and Free Prediction games.
Specifically targeted at operators looking to increase engagement, retention, and cross-selling opportunities, WA.Technology's latest release will soon be tested by some of the biggest brands in LatAm. With extensive experience in Latin America, the WA.Technology team will also highlight its recent entry into the Peruvian gaming market, as well as its plans for Brazil.
Recently, WA.Technology obtained regulatory approval from the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR) to enter the Peruvian gaming market, and this new license has marked a significant milestone in WA.Technology's path to becoming the leading platform provider in the region.
With multiple partnerships secured with major brands for the regulated Brazilian market, as well as leading the development of some of the country's most popular sports betting and online casinos, WA.Technology is well-positioned to ensure the success of its partners by January 2025.
With a population of over 212 million, industry analysts have predicted that the Brazilian sports betting market could exceed USD2.3 billion in gross earnings by 2025.
The company will also present its full spectrum of iGaming solutions, including WA.Platform, WA.Sports, WA.Casino, and WA.Affiliates, all custom-designed to enable LatAm operators to boost engagement, retention, and cross-selling opportunities.
Axel Antillon, regional director for Latin America at WA.Technology, expressed: “SBC Summit Latinoamérica presents a very exciting opportunity for WA.Technology to demonstrate our expertise in LatAm and show why we are the preferred provider in the region. WA.Technology has experienced significant growth in the region in recent years, and we can't wait to see what the future holds!”
The new version focuses on the periodic review process, a feature to keep user information up to date.
Spain.- The General Directorate for Gambling Regulation (DGOJ) launched a new version of the Web Service Specifications for Player Verification. Ten days since the last update, this new modification introduces adjustments designed to improve accuracy in the periodic review processes of player data.
The modifications focus on the periodic review process, a feature for operators to keep their users' information up to date. Among the updates, clarifications on how and when these reviews should be carried out are introduced, with the aim of facilitating compliance with the deadlines established by the regulations.
In addition, new requirements have been implemented in the operation of starting the periodic review, tasked with opening a specific time window during which operators must verify the data of all their players. This operation includes additional instructions that ensure the process is completed within the assigned period. The periodic review maintains the updating of player data, such as registrations in the General Registry of Gambling Access Bans (RGIAJ).
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On the other hand, the DGOJ granted extensions of the singular licenses for online casino and betting to several operators. The companies Hillside España Leisure, Ebingo Online, Betway Spain, EFBET, and LP ES received the license extensions and secured their continuity in the Spanish gaming sector.
