Regulate the market as it plays, not a month later.
Licensing, live data from operators and game providers, enforcement and billing on one record. Collect what's owed, protect players, and make decisions that stand.
The market moves every second. Most regulation still runs on returns.
Operators declare their own figures, a month after the play. The play that matters most is the play nobody declared. By the time it surfaces, the money, the players and the evidence have moved on.
Four results your commission can point to.
Connect the data. Set it up your way. Work from one in-tray.
- 01Connect the dataOperators and game providers send their play as it happens. Casino floors send their daily counts.
- 02Set it up your wayYour application types and fees, your alert rules, your violation library, your roles and your letterhead.
- 03Work from one in-trayEach officer opens to what's late, what's due and what's waiting. Every action lands on the record.
Built for regulators, not adapted from a case tool.
Built around the teams in your office.
- Revenue from the data, not only from returns
- Each licensee's risk, and when it passes a threshold
- Reports and widgets that keep themselves up to date
- An audit trail behind every decision
- Application types your office designs
- Scanned pages sorted into their documents
- Owners traced to the people behind them, and screened
- Certificates anyone can check by QR code
- Alert rules from a library, or your own
- Cases with deadlines and a second check on findings
- Demerits and penalties with a legal basis
- Test play to check the feeds yourself
- The providers' data set against the operator's
- GGR broken down by game and casino floor
- Credit and debit adjustments with a decision
- The revenue authority sees issued statements
- Self-exclusions, officer-recorded exclusions and agency groups
- Player tokens: operators never see names
- An alert when an excluded player plays
- Banned persons, screened by ID
- Roles by area: no access, see, or work on
- Record history and one audit trail
- Feeds over secured APIs, from whitelisted senders only
- In your country or the cloud, behind Cloudflare
A record that holds up to audit, appeal and the press.
In your country or in the cloud, behind secured APIs, on certified infrastructure.
The certifications are CloudSigma's and cover the infrastructure iRegulate.AI runs on. Ask us which certificates cover your deployment.
From first conversation to go-live.
- 01A walk-throughAn hour on your own questions: your licence types, your revenue model, your players.
- 02A three-month pilotThree months on your own data, with your own licence types and rules.
- 03Tender and go-liveWe answer your tender, set up your application types and rules, and train each team.
What regulators ask first.
What data does iRegulate.AI need?
The play from operators and from the game providers behind them, sent as it happens over secured APIs, and daily counts from casino floors. Applications and documents come in through the applicant's submission, on paper or online.
Can it follow our law, our fees and our process?
Yes. Your office sets the application types, the questions, the fees that follow from the answers, the steps an application takes, the alert rules, the violation library and the letterhead on every document.
Does the AI make decisions?
No. Insight answers questions from your own records, shows its steps and the pages it quoted, and sees only what the person asking can see. Officers make and sign every decision.
Which currencies does it handle?
Fees can be set in one currency, such as US dollars, while GGR and tax stay in your own. Feeds in a foreign currency are converted to yours.
Can the revenue authority see the statements?
Yes. An outside agency gets view-only access to issued statements, and nothing else.
Where is our data hosted?
Your choice: in your own country, or in the cloud. Both run on CloudSigma's certified infrastructure.
How do operators connect?
Over secured APIs. Only senders you have whitelisted can send data, and all traffic passes through Cloudflare first.
See your market the way it really plays.
An hour on your questions, or three months on your own data.