ZEturf Group Joins List of IBIA Partner Operators
ZEturf Group, the parent company of ZEturf and ZEbet brands, has become a member of the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA).
The operator joins a long list of gaming brands worldwide linked to IBIA’s global betting integrity monitoring and alert network.
Established in 2005, IBIA’s membership list includes many of the world’s largest regulated betting operators, including 32 Red, Coolbet, 888 Sport, bet365, ComeOn Group, and many more.
Between them, they account for over $137bn in global betting turnover per annum and almost 50% of all regulated commercial operator online betting activity. The IBIA uses an advanced monitoring and reporting system to report suspicious betting activity on its members’ sites and protect its partner operators’ players.
The operator expands IBIA’s international coverage of regulated horseracing and sports betting markets and reinforces the association’s place as the leading betting integrity monitor. ZEturf brings a distinct operational approach and coverage that will bolster IBIA’s global monitoring and alert network.
ZEturf was launched in 2001 as an online horse racing and sports betting brand. The operator currently operates in various markets around the world, including Malta, France, Belgium, Nigeria, Spain, and the Netherlands. By joining IBIA, ZEturf further shows its commitment to safe, fair, and transparent gambling practices.
The integrity of sports and especially those we offer bets on is key for offering a solid betting product. With our experiences in the industry for many years we are convinced that we can add value to the association.
Last month, IBIA welcomed Sporttrade into the fold.
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