Danish payments company Inpay gets court injunction over AML breaches in iGaming

Inpay, a Danish payments company, has been hit with a court injunction after anti-money laundering breaches in its iGaming business. The immediate consequence is simple: it cannot onboard new corporate clients in online gaming until the issues are fixed.

1. The injunction targets Inpay’s iGaming activity and ties directly to anti-money laundering (AML) compliance. For PSPs in high-risk verticals, that is the part that matters: once a court order lands, onboarding stops being a commercial decision and becomes a compliance gate.
2. Under the order, Inpay is prohibited from attracting new corporate clients in the online gaming sector until the breaches are corrected. That means no fresh merchant acquisition in iGaming until the company can show the underlying AML problems have been remedied.