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Curacao proposes iGaming licensing reform after data leak
Curacao has been pushed into a licensing review after a data leak exposed weaknesses in its iGaming setup. For high-risk operators and PSPs, the relevant question is not the leak itself, but whether the jurisdiction’s licensing and oversight model is about to change.
- The proposal is to reform Curacao’s iGaming licensing system after the data leak, according to Curacao Chronicle.
- The source does not provide details on the scope of the leak, the draft reforms, or any timeline for implementation.
- For operators using Curacao licenses, any change in the licensing framework can affect onboarding, bankability, and the way counterparties assess regulatory risk.
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