EveryMatrix signs deal with Complitech for compliance tech support
The platform provider will now have access to Complitech's database, which contains technical compliance standards for over 50 regulated nations worldwide.
EveryMatrix, a platform and software provider, has agreed to use Complitech.
The company is a licensed supplier of iGaming software in both EMEA and the US.
Now, EveryMatrix will have access to Complitech’s database, which contains technical compliance standards for more than 50 regulated nations worldwide.
Additionally, it has several gap analysis tools that allow users to precisely estimate the workload of new market entrants using data from places where a product is already available.
Mina Bolînu, Lead Technical Compliance Officer at EveryMatrix, said: “We are delighted to start using the services provided by Maxima Compliance that will improve our throughput and accuracy in navigating our industry’s constantly changing regulatory landscape.”
Miriam McCoull, Head of Complitech at Maxima Compliance, said: “We’re really honoured to see a supplier as respected as EveryMatrix place Complitech at the heart of its approach to technical compliance.
“The Complitech database is trusted by those looking to achieve both excellence and efficiency across their compliance function. With new markets and functionality added on an on-going basis, it is a must-have tool for suppliers in regulated markets.”
Earlier this week, EveryMatrix acquired DeepCI, a data-driven affiliate optimisation tool for betting and gaming.
DeepCI, which offers its services to betting and gaming firms including bet365, 888.com, Betway and Betsson, was founded in 2020 by Riaan de Jager and Lewis Civin.
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