Curaçao gambling regulator CGA says its online licensing portal will not return after a major data leak

The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) has confirmed that its online licensing portal will not resume operations after a major data leak. For operators and payment providers active in Curaçao-facing businesses, that means the licensing workflow now sits somewhere else — and the regulator is no longer pretending the old portal is coming back.

1. The CGA, Curaçao’s gambling regulator, said the online licensing portal will not reopen after the data breach.
2. The source does not give a date for the leak, the number of affected records, or any technical details about the incident. It does, however, make the regulator’s position clear: the portal is done.
3. For high-risk PSPs, the practical takeaway is simple. Any onboarding, compliance review, or license-validation process that depended on that portal now needs a different path, because the old one is not returning.