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Curaçao regulator has permanently shut down the licensing portal for iGaming operators
🔹The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) announced that it will not restore the online portal. The regulator plans to move to a new system, but has not yet presented how it will operate.
🔹Licenses and oversight of operators will continue to be maintained through temporary mechanisms. Existing licenses remain valid, and operators are still required to comply with the regulator’s requirements.
🔹The portal shutdown will also affect the CGA’s digital seal, which confirmed the licensing status of sites. The regulator promised to introduce an alternative method for license verification.
🔹The decision was made against the backdrop of a data leak following a portal hack. CGA reported the incident on 17 September. 2 October the regulator said the system was temporarily unavailable, asked operators not to send documents by email that were intended for upload via the portal, and postponed submission deadlines until the system is restored.
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