In our data, no company holds a MX licence we have matched to the regulator's register. 3 companies say they hold a MX licence that we have not yet matched to the regulator's register. Below are the 3 most-searched, with corporate networks, market signals and the decision-makers behind them.
We do not read a regulator register for Mexico (MX); see which registers we read.
Mexico's gambling sector is regulated at the federal level by the Dirección General de Juegos y Sorteos (DGJS), a unit of the Secretaría de Gobernación (SEGOB), the Ministry of the Interior. Its authority derives from the Federal Law of Games and Lotteries (Ley Federal de Juegos y Sorteos) of 1947 and its implementing regulation, under which the DGJS issues, modifies and revokes federal permits and supervises permit-holders' compliance.
Rather than a modern dedicated licensing regime, Mexico operates a permit-based system: games with bets and lotteries require an express federal permit, and online betting and gaming are conducted by permit-holders that extend their authorised activities to remote channels. This makes Mexico one of Latin America's significant regulated onshore consumer markets, with international operators and providers typically reaching players through locally permitted entities.
On this page, iGamingOperators tracks the licensed operators and B2B providers active in Mexico, their permit and authorisation status, the corporate groups and parent brands behind them, and the decision-makers relevant to vendors and compliance teams.
Showing the 3 most-searched of 3 operators & providers on record for this jurisdiction (0 active in our data)
How we read registers · we do not read a regulator register here
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