With the recent implementation of the Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) regime, Europe is undergoing significant shifts in its approach to cryptocurrency compliance. This regulatory framework aims to enhance transparency and accountability among crypto businesses, aligning them with established financial standards. As the VASP regime takes shape, it not only influences regulatory practices within the EU but also sets a precedent for global crypto compliance, fostering a more secure environment for investors and users alike. Key Takeaways: The VASP regime mandates stricter compliance measures for virtual asset service providers, promoting greater transparency......
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Laws
December 17, 2025
Are affordability data vendors compliant with GDPR purpose limits?
Most affordability data vendors are required to adhere to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which sets strict purpose limits on personal data processing. This blog post explores the compliance...
iGaming News, Laws
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Irish Labour Party backs ban on gambling ads in Ireland
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Laws
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Laws
December 16, 2025
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Finance News, Laws
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Laws
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Laws
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The Growing Divide Between MGA and GGL Policy Goals
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Laws
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Laws, Licenses & Payments
December 13, 2025
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Laws
December 13, 2025
How the Danish Model Became the EU’s Compliance Benchmark?
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December 13, 2025
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iGaming News, Laws
December 13, 2025
Finnish gambling act amendments rejected ahead of 2027 reform
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Laws
December 12, 2025
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Laws
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Device fingerprinting after privacy sandbox – what’s left?
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iGaming News, Laws
December 10, 2025
Germany prepares major review of gambling rules in 2026
Germany is entering a significant phase of regulatory reflection as authorities reassess the national gambling framework in response to rising concerns about addiction risks and an expanding offshore market that...
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December 10, 2025
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Laws
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Can the UKGC’s Data-Driven Regulation Be Replicated Elsewhere?
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Laws
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Why EU Regulators Target Casino PEP Exposure?
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