AIGF partners with Neokred Technologies; announces Game Bureau for fraud prevention and user verification

Neokred Technologies, a provider of Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions has partnered with All India Gaming Federation (AIGF) to launch Game Bureau – a platform designed to address critical challenges, safeguard users, and enhance the customer experience for online skill gaming companies.

The platform is aimed to help tackle the ongoing challenges faced by India’s gaming industry, such as account takeovers, identity theft, and collusion. It offers real-time monitoring, a sophisticated scoring system, and an interoperable centralized database for blacklisting suspicious users.

The framework is aimed to enable online gaming companies to strengthen risk profiling and make informed, data-driven decisions to protect both users and operators from potential threats.

Key features of the platform include:

  • Centralized Repository: A shared database for real-time information exchange between gaming
  • companies, enabling a unified blacklist to track and flag suspicious users across the AIGF network.
  • Risk Profiling & Fraud Prevention: Advanced tools for assessing user risk and preventing fraud,
  • ensuring that gaming operators maintain compliance and safeguard their platforms from illicit
  • activities.
  • Enhanced User Verification: Streamlined processes for user authentication, improving the onboarding experience for legitimate players while ensuring security.

Roland Landers, CEO of All India Gaming Federation, commented, “AIGF has consistently championed the development of a safe and trusted ecosystem for online gaming in India, and we are pleased to see this crucial step forward with the Game Bureau. This marks a transformative milestone in strengthening the integrity of the online skill gaming industry. It introduces a vital layer of compliance, helping to build a safer, more transparent environment for operators and users alike, ensuring greater accountability and collaboration across the sector.”

Credit: Times of India