Brazil's Betting Borame goldom: 68 Businesses Secure Full Licenses in 2025

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As the calendar flips to 2025, Brazil’s rapidly growing betting industry is off to a strong start. The Ministry of Finance has announced that 68 businesses have officially secured full licenses to operate in the market, signaling the start of a landmark period for the industry.

The government’s implementation of a federal framework marks a new era for sports betting and online gaming in the country, laying the groundwork for a regulated and transparent market.

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A New Chapter for Brazil’s Betting Industry

This regulatory shakeup comes alongside the rollout of SIGAP, a data management and license coordination platform designed to ensure that all betting activities in Brazil adhere to the new laws. The Ministry revealed that 150 license requests from 145 companies have been submitted to SIGAP, further underscoring the growing interest in Brazil's potential as a betting hub.

The Final Steps to Full Licensing

On December 12, the SPA (Special Secretariat for the Regulation of the National Gaming Market) took a major step toward completing the licensing process by announcing that it had initiated the final procedure to issue betting license authorizations for 71 qualified businesses. These companies now have a 30-day window to finalize their licensing process, including the payment of required concession fees. It’s a critical time for operators, as completing these final steps will determine their ability to legally offer services in Brazil.

Once the process is complete, the 68 businesses that have already secured their full licenses will begin operating with 300 unique brands. These brands will span a wide variety of betting markets, from sports to online casinos, contributing to the diversification of options available to Brazilian consumers. While the full list of brands has not yet been fully disclosed, it’s clear that the market is set to become a vibrant and competitive space.

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Spotlight on the Licensed Businesses and Their Brands

Here’s a closer look at some of the leading businesses and brands now officially licensed to operate in Brazil:

Operator	Brands
7MBR LTDA.	Cbet, Vertbet, Dashboard, Fund
Alfa Entretenimento S.A.	Alfa.bet
Ana Gaming Brasil S.A.	Bet7k, Cassino, Pix Bet, Vera
Apollo Operations LTDA.	KTO.com
Aposta Ganha Loterias LTDA.	Aposta Ganha
Aposta1 LTDA.	Aposta 1, Apostamax
B3T4 International Group LTDA.	Bet4
BBET LTDA.	Davbet, Playbonds
Bell Ventures Digital LTDA.	Bandbet, Vivasorte
BetBoom LTDA.	BetBoom
Betfair Brasil LTDA.	Betfair, PokerStars
Betspeed LTDA.	Betspeed
Big Brazil Tecnologia	Caesar’s
Blac Jogos LTDA.	SportyBet
Boa Lion S.A.	Leo Vegas, Royal Panda
Brilliant Games	Afun
Caixa Loterias S.A.	Caixa
CDA Gaming LTDA.	Casa de Apostas, Bet Sul
Digiplus Brazil Interactive LTDA.	ArenaPlus
EA Entretenimento e Esportes LTDA.	BateuBet
EB Intermediações e Jogos S.A.	EstrelaBet
F12 do Brasil Jogos Eletrônicos LTDA.	F12.bet, Luva.bet, Brasilbet
Fast Gaming S.A.	BetFast, Faz1bet, Tivobet
Foggo Entertainment LTDA.	Blaze, JonBet
Gorillas Group do Brasil LTDA.	Bet Gorillas, Donald Bet
Pixbet Soluções Tecnológicas LTDA.	PixBet, FlaBet, BetdaSorte
Puskas Bet Administradora de Apostas Esportivas LTDA.	Puskas Bet, Clbet, Big Win, Free
SC Operating Brazil LTDA.	Vbet, Vivaro
Seguro Bet LTDA.	SeguroBet
Sevenx Gaming S.A.	Bullsbet
Simulcasting Brasil Som e Imagem S.A.	Betsson
Sistema Lotérico de Pernambuco LTDA.	MC Games, MonteCarlosbet, MonteCarlos
Sortenabet Gaming Brasil S.A.	Pimile, Sorte na Bet, Bet Fusion
Stake Brazil LTDA.	Stake
Tropicalize Bet LTDA. (duas licenças)	BetFive, IO B2X, JetBet, SorteBet, Pinbet

This diverse list of licensed operators highlights the market’s appeal, with familiar international brands like Betfair and PokerStars joining local favorites such as Aposta Ganha and BetBoom.

As these companies begin operations, the Brazilian betting landscape is poised for fierce competition, with each brand looking to capture the attention of eager bettors.

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Compliance and the Road Ahead: Siscoaf Registration

As part of the final licensing process, licensed businesses are required to register their payment and auditing systems with Siscoaf, the Financial Activities Control System. This step is crucial for ensuring that all betting platforms operate in compliance with anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorism financing (CTF), and prevention of weapons proliferation measures.

In line with the new framework, all licensed operators must request Siscoaf authorization within 10 days of the official publication of the regulations. This step is essential for businesses to legally process betting transactions with Brazilian consumers, ensuring that the market remains transparent and secure.

The Future of Brazil’s Betting Market

With the federal framework in full motion, Brazil’s betting industry is gearing up for its biggest year yet. The new regulations promise to bring legitimacy, oversight, and growth to an already dynamic market. As more businesses complete the licensing process and more brands launch, consumers will benefit from a wider range of options and safer betting experiences.

For operators, this is a race to not only gain compliance but to stand out in an increasingly competitive market. For bettors, it’s a chance to participate in a regulated and vibrant industry that’s expected to grow exponentially over the next few years.

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