iGaming fraud has a wider attack surface than any other vertical. Most tools cover one layer. SENTR closes the loop
across all four.
Bonus abuse — 63% of iGaming fraud
Promotional exploitation is the dominant fraud vector in iGaming: new player bonus stacking, refer-a-friend
manipulation, reload abuse, and coordinated ring attacks targeting welcome offers. Generic fraud tools score payment
risk. They cannot model promotional eligibility exploitation, velocity patterns across bonus campaigns, or
multi-account coordination across a single bonus pool.
Multi-account rings and synthetic identities
A single fraud ring creates hundreds of synthetic accounts — each passing basic KYC — to exploit promotions, launder
winnings, or probe for weak verification points. Standard transaction-level fraud scoring cannot see the network.
SENTR's linked-account graph intelligence maps relationships across device fingerprints, behavioural patterns, payment
methods, and player history simultaneously.
AML obligations your licence depends on
iGaming operators are subject to AML monitoring requirements across MGA, UKGC, and GCB jurisdictions. Every large win,
rapid deposit-withdrawal cycle, and politically exposed person (PEP) transaction requires a decision trail. SENTR's
audit export — full decision log, reviewer identity, confidence score, human-readable rationale — is built to satisfy
these requirements on demand, without a six-week manual reconstruction.
Chargebacks your current stack can't defend
First-party fraud — players charging back genuine deposits after losing — rose from 15% to 36% of all disputes in
2024. iGaming chargebacks require evidence that payment fraud tools don't assemble: gameplay logs, bonus terms
acceptance, session data, and behavioural signals. SENTR's unified data model makes this evidence available at
representment — assembled from detection, not rebuilt from scratch.