Newsazenplay.comThe UK Gambling Commission suspended Targetlocal’s combined remote operating licence after inquiries identified anti-money-laundering failings. The suspension forms part of broader enforcement activity reported by the regulator in autumn 2026.
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The UK Gambling Commission announced regulatory settlements involving QuinnBet and several land-based operators during the latest enforcement period. It also suspended Targetlocal’s combined remote operating licence after identifying anti-money-laundering shortcomings.
The Curaçao Gaming Authority terminated its service agreement with a Malta-based consultancy involved in the authority’s licensing platform. The decision followed scrutiny of alleged payment irregularities and the platform’s reported 2025 cyberattack.
Spain is tightening payment verification requirements for online gambling customers. Authorities are also advancing a shared system intended to identify players displaying indicators of risky gambling behaviour.[3]