Curacao Gaming Authority says its online gaming portal was hacked; scope of the damage is still being assessed

The Curacao Gaming Authority (CGA) has disclosed a hack and unauthorized access to its online gaming portal. For PSPs, acquirers, and operators that rely on Curacao-facing licensing flows, the only useful takeaway right now is that the regulator has confirmed the incident but has not yet said how far the damage goes.

1. The CGA said its online gaming portal was subject to a hack and unauthorized access. That puts the regulator’s own portal — the piece of infrastructure people use to interact with Curacao gaming regulation — at the center of the incident.
2. The authority says the volume of damage is still being determined. So, at this stage, there is confirmation of the breach, but not yet a public assessment of what was accessed, altered, or exposed.
3. For high-risk payment teams, the practical question is simple: anything tied to licensing, operator verification, or regulatory correspondence with the CGA should be treated as potentially noisy until the scope is clearer. The source does not provide further technical details, timelines, or remediation steps.

The source also notes that this was reported by iGaming PUSH. No additional official detail was included beyond the breach disclosure and the statement that the damage is under review.