Financial Ecosystem Expansion Supports Crypto-Friendly B2C and B2B Licensing Growth in Nevis
Financial services provider Daw Global has announced an expansion of its multi-currency banking and financial infrastructure to support B2C and B2B operators licensed under the Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA) framework. The initiative follows strategic discussions between Daw Global and NOGA leadership, including Chief Commercial Officer Hristo Koevski, as the Nevis jurisdiction continues to gain recognition and momentum within the global iGaming industry.
Supporting Fiat and Cryptocurrency Requirements
Established under the Nevis Online Gaming Ordinance 2025, NOGA issues dedicated B2C and B2B licences designed to accommodate modern online gaming operations. Crucially, the regulatory framework supports cryptocurrency-based business models subject to standard compliance checks.
To match these operational demands, Daw Global’s financial solutions are built to handle the complex fiat and cryptocurrency requirements of licensed gaming entities. The infrastructure covers the entire transaction lifecycle, from managing player and operator funds through to final settlement into corporate bank accounts held directly in the name of the licensed entity, subject to standard onboarding and eligibility verifications.
Expanding Strategic Options for Global Operators
The collaboration provides Nevis-licensed businesses with robust financial backing as they scale their operations. Furthermore, Daw Global clients can utilize the Nevis framework as a flexible regulatory option for cross-border expansion. Subject to home-jurisdiction regulations, operators and suppliers can maintain a Nevis licence alongside existing structures or leverage the framework as a standalone regulatory solution.
