PREVIEW: SBC SUMMIT eCOGRA:
Supporting global market access at SBC Summit
New regulated markets continue to emerge across the globe, creating fresh opportunities for operators, suppliers and technology providers. At SBC Summit, eCOGRA will be showcasing how its expanding international footprint and comprehensive testing, inspection and certifi cation services can help businesses access those markets with confi dence.
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With more than 20 years of experience in the iGaming sector, eCOGRA has built its reputation on independent testing, inspection and certifi cation, supporting clients across an increasingly diverse regulatory landscape. Today, eCOGRA is approved across 53 regulated markets, with recent approvals in Alberta, Loto-Québec, Santa Fe and the United Arab Emirates further extending its global reach. As regulatory frameworks continue to develop around the world, working with an experienced certifi cation partner can make market entry faster, more effi cient and less complex.
SUPPORTING CLIENTS ACROSS THE FULL PRODUCT LIFECYCLE. At SBC Summit, visitors to the eCOGRA stand will have the opportunity to speak directly with members of the team about their specifi c certifi cation and compliance requirements. Whether you are preparing to enter a new
market, launching a new product or looking to streamline certifi cation across multiple jurisdictions, our experts can provide practical guidance on the requirements, processes and services available.
eCOGRA’s services extend far beyond traditional game certifi cation, supporting clients across the full product lifecycle. Services include game engine and front-end testing, RNG and RTP evaluations, platform and event wagering system testing, as well as validation of automated regulatory reporting systems and geolocation integrations. The organisation also provides live dealer studio and product integration assessments, change management audits, and cybersecurity services, including vulnerability scanning, penetration testing and social engineering assessments. These services are complemented by accredited ISO certifi cation and Alternative Dispute Resolution services. This breadth of expertise is particularly valuable for businesses operating across multiple jurisdictions. eCOGRA takes a multi-jurisdictional
approach to certifi cation, helping clients identify opportunities to combine testing and assessment activities where requirements overlap. The result can be less duplication, reduced disruption and a more effi cient route to market. Certifi cation is about more than meeting a regulatory requirement. It is about working with a partner that can help interpret expectations, plan certifi cation activities and support delivery against commercial timelines. eCOGRA’s specialist teams bring technical, regulatory, security and industry expertise together, with dedicated client support throughout the certifi cation journey.
With global regulation continuing to develop at pace, staying ahead of market changes is increasingly important. eCOGRA’s ongoing investment in jurisdictional approvals means clients can access an established testing and certifi cation partner as opportunities emerge.
MEET THE TEAM AT SBC SUMMIT Whether you are planning a market launch, expanding into new jurisdictions, introducing a new product or exploring certifi cation requirements, the eCOGRA team is available to discuss how we can support your objectives. Meet the team on Stand B608 from 29 September to 1 October to learn how eCOGRA can support your next stage of growth. For a full overview of eCOGRA’s jurisdictional approvals, services and company expertise, visit
https://ecogra.org/about-us/jurisdictional- approvals-online-casino-test.
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