Four Leading New South Wales Clubs Partner with Kinectify to Modernise AML Compliance

by Dimitri Dimitrov Published on September 7, 2026
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Key Takeaways
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Major Club Partnerships — Campsie RSL Group, St Marys Rugby League Club, Club Burwood RSL Group, and DOOLEY’S Lidcombe Catholic Club have partnered with Kinectify
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Modernized AML Operations — The venues are adopting purpose-built compliance software to enhance risk monitoring and streamline regulatory reporting
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Regulatory Alignment: — The adoption comes as AUSTRAC expands oversight and enforces stricter compliance standards across Australia's gaming sector
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Localized Capabilities — Kinectify’s platform incorporates specific workflows for Australian reporting requirements, including SMRs and TTRs

Major Registered Clubs Adopt Specialized Anti-Money Laundering Software Amid Heightened Australian Regulatory Scrutiny

Four of New South Wales’ most prominent registered clubs, Campsie RSL Group, St Marys Rugby League Club, Club Burwood RSL Group, and DOOLEY’S Lidcombe Catholic Club, have selected Kinectify to modernize and streamline their anti-money laundering (AML) compliance programs.

The agreement marks a significant expansion for Kinectify within Australia’s land-based gaming market. As regulatory bodies place increasing pressure on sectors beyond traditional casinos, the clubs are deploying Kinectify’s purpose-built AML platform to enhance transaction risk visibility, refine monitoring capabilities, and support high-quality regulatory reporting.

Addressing Evolving Compliance Obligations

Australian gaming operators face mounting pressure to strengthen customer due diligence and compliance standards as upcoming AML/CTF reforms expand AUSTRAC’s oversight across more than 80,000 businesses. With organized crime costing Australia upwards of AUD$68 billion annually, recent enforcement actions against major clubs have underscored the necessity for technology-driven risk management.

Kinectify’s platform offers comprehensive transaction risk views, advanced monitoring tools, and localized workflows tailored specifically for the Australian regulatory environment—including AUSTRAC reporting integrations for Suspicious Matter Reports (SMRs) and Threshold Transaction Reports (TTRs).

Executive Insights

Joseph Martin, Founder and CEO of Kinectify, commented on the partnership:

“Australia is setting a new benchmark for AML compliance in the gaming sector and leading clubs recognise that effective risk management requires more than people alone; it also requires technology. AML compliance is fundamentally an information-processing challenge. Technology is best equipped to collect, analyse, and monitor vast amounts of data, enabling compliance teams to focus on interpreting insights, assessing risk and making informed decisions.”

Nathan Titmuss, Chief Executive Officer at Lidcombe Catholic Club, added:

“As regulatory expectations continue to evolve, gaming operators need technology that helps them better understand customer activity, identify potential risks earlier, and make more informed decisions. Kinectify’s platform provides greater visibility into customer risk and helps streamline key compliance processes, enabling our team to focus on the areas that matter most while supporting our ongoing commitment to responsible operations and regulatory compliance.”

Dimitri Dimitrov

Dimitri is an iGaming expert with nearly a decade of experience and a knack for crafting content that speaks directly to the iGaming crowd. He understands affiliate marketing, player psychology, and search algorithms, which enables him to write engaging, data-driven articles.

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Joseph Martin, Founder and CEO of Kinectify · Official Body Primary
"Australia is setting a new benchmark for AML compliance in the gaming sector and leading clubs recognise that effective risk management requires more than people alone; it also requires technology. AML compliance is fundamentally an information-processing challenge. Technology is best equipped to collect, analyse, and monitor vast amounts of data, enabling compliance teams to focus on interpreting insights, assessing risk and making informed decisions."
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