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Mexico online gaming: establish whose permission covers the business

Mexico's Directorate General of Games and Draws states that betting games and draws require express permission from the Ministry of the Interior, subject to the stated statutory exception. A proposed online brand needs a documented relationship to the relevant permission and its actual scope. Start with DGJS.

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Follow the chain from permit holder to player

Identify the permit holder, operating company, brand, domain, software supplier and merchant. For each relationship, establish what the contract permits and whether it is consistent with the official authorization. A description such as license rental or white label does not settle those questions.

The authority publishes information on permit holders and authorized operations. Use the precise entity and permission rather than a sales presentation as the starting point for verification.

Keep funds and customer duties attributable

The commercial file should state who accepts stakes, holds funds, pays winnings, handles complaints and maintains required records. If those roles are split between companies, the agreements and system configuration must describe the same arrangement.

Review the games and channels individually. The presence of one authorized activity should not be expanded into an assumption that every online product or new domain is covered.

Send SuperBluOrange the proposed permit relationship and product scope. We can then assess the platform, integration and operating work required. A technically functioning casino is not evidence that the brand sits within a valid Mexican permission chain.

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