Two technology companies are teaming up to provide sports betting and iGaming companies with an enchanted location data portfolio.
Integrity Compliance 360 and Radar announced a partnership Monday to provide clients with a variety of geolocation, compliance, and integrity monitoring services with the new product Geo360.
“Collaborating with IC360 presents an exciting opportunity to leverage our expertise in geolocation with IC360’s strong position as a leader in sports wagering and iGaming regulatory technology,” Radar CEO Nick Patrick said. “Together, we will unlock new possibilities for businesses seeking to harness the power of location data to drive growth and innovation.”
Integrated solutions
The collaboration will combine Radar’s location intelligence with IC360’s compliance and technology portfolio to offer integrated solutions to the gaming industry.
IC360 is a global technology consultant specializing in integrity and compliance for gaming companies.
IC360’s portfolio includes integrity monitoring, compliance advisory, and education. The company also offers clients products like the Integrity Monitoring dashboard, PlayBookAI, and ProhiBet.
Radar is an all-in-one location platform that provides geofencing and mapping on millions of devices worldwide to companies like Dick’s Sporting Goods, T-Mobile, and Zillow, among others.
“We are thrilled to embark on this journey with Radar,” IC360 CEO Matt Holt said. “This partnership represents a significant step forward in our mission to offer a one-stop solution for the industry’s regulatory compliance technology services. By combining our existing products and industry expertise with Radar’s advanced geolocation capabilities, we are poised to deliver unmatched value to our clients.”
Watchdog’s work
IC360 is the result of the merger between U.S. Integrity and Odds on Compliance.
U.S. Integrity, a watchdog firm employed by the likes of FanDuel, DraftKings, the NBA, college sports conferences, and state regulators, has been at the forefront of several recent gambling scandals.
U.S. Integrity helped the NBA identify suspicious betting activity with former Toronto Raptors center Jontay Porter, who was banned from the league last month for wagering on games and providing information to known betting associates.
The firm also flagged a college baseball series between Alabama and LSU. It was later discovered that an individual attempted to place a six-figure wager in an Ohio sportsbook after he was seen receiving information about a pitching change from former Crimson Tide coach Brad Bohannon.
