1win owner offers to buy Royal Partners or part of its assets after Belarus-related shutdown reports

After reports that Royal Partners is shutting down over problems in Belarus, the owner of 1win said in his Telegram channel that he is willing to buy the company or part of its assets. For PSPs and other high-risk payment providers, that is the bit that matters: affiliate and traffic networks do not just vanish, they get sold, restructured, or folded into someone else’s stack.

1. Royal Partners was linked in the report to a shutdown tied to problems in Belarus. The source does not add more detail on the mechanics of the closure, but the market signal is clear enough: when a partner network runs into jurisdiction-specific issues, the commercial discussion quickly shifts from growth to asset sale.
2. The owner of 1win publicly floated the idea of buying Royal Partners or part of its assets in his Telegram channel. That turns a rumor of closure into a potential consolidation event, which is exactly the kind of thing payment teams watch when evaluating counterparty risk and traffic source stability.
3. The original post also mentioned G GATE CONF, scheduled for 26–27 June, with 7000+ participants, and included the label iGaming PUSH. None of that changes the core story, but it does show the message was circulating in an industry context where affiliate deals and payment access are discussed in the same breath.