The event, which already has editions in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, has established itself as a strategic meeting point for the industry, where Pagsmile could not be absent.
In Brazil, discussions on iGaming regulation are advancing rapidly, with measures such as Law 14.790/2023, which sets guidelines for the operation of sports betting and online gaming in the country.
Additionally, the Brazilian government has intensified oversight, requiring companies to obtain a license to operate legally or face suspension. Since the announcement by the Ministry of Finance in September 2024, compliance has become essential for the continuation of operations.
Pagsmile at SIGMA: Payments and iGaming regulation
Pagsmile, which already serves major players in the industry, will be present at booth #M160 to showcase its payment solutions tailored to the requirements of regulated markets. According to Marlon Tseng, CEO and co-founder of the company, responsible operations in compliance with local regulations are a priority:
"iGaming regulation is advancing rapidly, and ensuring secure payments aligned with local requirements is essential for the industry's sustainability. At Pagsmile, our mission is to offer solutions that serve online gaming and betting operators in a secure, efficient, and fully compliant manner."
In addition to presenting innovative solutions, Pagsmile will participate in panels on critical topics such as compliance, payment technology, and sustainable industry growth in Latin America.
The event will bring together more than 18,000 attendees, 300 exhibitors, and 350 speakers, including representatives from regulatory bodies and leading global market companies.
Pagsmile
Pagsmile is a payment gateway specializing in solutions that connect businesses to emerging markets.
Founded in China in 2012 and operating in Brazil since 2015, the company offers over 150 payment methods and processes more than $500 million (US$88m) per month.
Through a robust and comprehensive API, Pagsmile simplifies transactions in sectors such as e-commerce, iGaming, SaaS, and streaming, enabling scalability for companies looking to expand their operations in Latin America.
Source: GMB
