Over 40,000 Leaked Documents from Curaçao Gambling Regulator Made Public, Involving Nearly 650 Licensed Companies

Odaily reports: A leaked document archive from Curaçao's gambling regulator has been made public, with over 40,000 documents related to licensed casinos searchable. The documents are said to cover approximately 800 owners across nearly 650 licensed companies, and the archive states that inclusion does not imply any illegal or improper conduct.

The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) confirmed that its licensing portal suffered unauthorized access, and the related forensic investigation is still ongoing. Technology service provider Softswiss stated that it does not operate online casinos nor provide gambling services to end users; the CGA said the operator "network" described in reports is a fabricated construct. (Bitcoin.com News)