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PaymentsMobile Money, Licence Fees and Compliance Rules for Ghana Betting
Ghanaian betting runs on MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash and AirtelTigo Money. Here are the licence costs, Bank of Ghana payment rules and AML checks operators face.
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Who Can Legally Power a Sportsbook in Nigeria
NLRC licences now cover only Abuja. Here is how B2B platform providers, odds feeds and payment suppliers operate legally in Nigeria through the URC and the LSLGA.
How LONACI Controls Remote Gaming in Côte d'Ivoire
Online betting in Côte d'Ivoire sits under LONACI's exclusive concession. Here is how approved partners, the ARJH and a new surveillance unit shape the market.
How Lagos Went From a Lotteries Board to the LSLGA
The LSLGA replaced the Lagos State Lotteries Board in 2021. Here are the licence rules, 5% payout tax, NIN checks and advertising rules for remote operators.
What a Kenyan Sportsbook Licence Costs Under the GRA
An online bookmaker licence in Kenya jumped from about Ksh1m to KES 50m. Here are the new GRA fees, entry rules and where the court case stands.
How Uganda's Central Payment Gateway Changes Mobile Money Betting
Ugandan operators must now route every wager and payout through a Bank of Uganda-licensed gateway. See what the rule means for mobile money, penalties and the new 30% tax.
Mobile Money and the Rebuilt Rwandan Sportsbook Market
Rwanda reopened licensing with three new operators, a 40% GGR tax and strict revenue reporting. See how MTN MoMo and Airtel Money fit the new rules.
Tanzania Drops Its 5% Stake Tax and What Remains for Casinos
Tanzania proposed a 5% duty on every bet, then withdrew it within two weeks. Here is the tax bill international casino operators still face in 2026/27.
SmartSoft joins African iGaming Alliance as Gold Supplier Member
SmartSoft has joined the African iGaming Alliance as a Gold Supplier Member, adding its B2B technology expertise to the association’s regulatory and industry activities across Africa.
Google set to introduce new gambling advertising requirements in October
Google is updating its gambling advertising certification rules, with new licensing and compliance requirements taking effect across relevant markets in October 2026.
The Affiliate Tracking Problem Behind the Next Search Changes
Affiliate tracking is changing as operators move away from promo codes and search engines reduce website clicks. Here’s what the shift means for iGaming publishers.
The Future of iGaming Affiliate Publishing
iGaming affiliates face a more competitive market, making useful comparisons, accurate information and regular content updates increasingly important.
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