The chapter states that Ireland's remote betting operators and intermediaries move to GRAI licensing from July 1, 2026.
Chapter 5: iGaming Regulatory Trends Around the Globe | Jumio iGaming Report 2026 ↗
What happened
- The chapter states that Irish operators must verify proof of identity and proof of address before players can deposit or play.
- The chapter states that Italy requires identity verification before accounts activate, with ADM validating identity details against an identity document.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Jumio positions its document capture, liveness and watchlist screening for the Irish GRAI onboarding requirements; Signicat's document IDV and AML screening lines overlap with this use case.
- The chapter is gaming-vertical market content with vendor positioning, not a Signicat-named attack or a product launch.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “operators must verify both proof of identity and proof of address before players can deposit or play” source ↗
- “Accounts activate only after gaming regulator ADM validates identity details against an identity document.” source ↗
- “Jumio’s position is that dynamic identity verification, automated document capture, liveness detection, risk signals, and ongoing watchlist screening can help operators prepare for GRAI requirements” source ↗
- “Jumio’s position is that dynamic identity verification” source ↗
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