GeoComply is a geolocation compliance and fraud prevention company headquartered in Vancouver, founded in 2011, whose technology verifies that an online gambling customer is physically within a licensed jurisdiction at the moment of each transaction, as required by the American states and other markets, and detects location spoofing, VPN and proxy use, and account sharing. It processes billions of geolocation checks a year for sportsbooks, online casinos, lotteries and media companies across North America and other regulated markets, publishes market-activity data drawn from its checks that is widely cited in the industry, and has expanded into identity and fraud tools and into geolocation for streaming and financial services.
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