Continent 8 Technologies Gains Regulatory Approval in Nevada
Continent 8 Technologies, the cybersecurity solutions provider, announces it has reached a milestone in the company’s evolution with the approval to provide its services to licensed iGaming and online sports betting operations in the US state of Nevada.
Continent 8 Technologies receives Nevada approval
LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE:The licenses have been granted by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. In a breakdown of the approval Continent 8 has been granted two licenses and this allows the company to provide its services to clients from locations that are both in-state and out-of-state.
Our bold and customer-centric approach has positioned us as the number one iGaming infrastructure provider for operators and suppliers targeting the US market, and adding Nevada to our growing network of states strengthens this position.
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Continent 8 boasts its platform in Nevada contains a full suite of solutions that meet regulatory compliance in the state of Nevada. Its offering includes managed hosting, connectivity, and cloud services.
The solutions provider says it offers a unique service to gambling companies in the jurisdiction. It points to its success in Nevada is because of the compliance to meeting regulations outlined by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
This close relationship with regulators in states in North America has led to Continent 8 currently being live in 30 US territories, with further launches planned.
That we have also uniquely secured approvals to service Nevada customers from both in-state and out-of-state is further evidence of how we provide our customers with solutions they simply can’t get elsewhere. This has only been possible because of our close relationship with regulators and the prowess of our infrastructure.
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