The Mill Adventure has strengthened its recent Dutch market entry via the integration of Maxima Compliance’s DataVault ONE solution.
Formerly named Maxima DataVault, thesolution, according to The Mill Adventure, will allow the firm to “confidently expand” its operations and reduce the time it takes to comply with data vault requirements. It is hope that this, in turn, will allow the company to enter newly regulated markets quicker.
Robert Bowell, COO of The Mill Adventure, noted: “We know just how complex the demands of newly regulated markets can be, and managing vault systems can make it even more challenging.
“With a partner like Maxima Compliance and their DataVault ONE solution, we are able to confidently expand our operations and focus on delivering our igaming solutions to new markets, confident in the knowledge that our data requirements are in remarkably safe hands.”
The DataVault ONE platform is capable of receiving XML and JSON data from operators and game providers, converting and saving these data in the correct format required by local regulators across multiple jurisdictions.
Earlier this year, The Mill Adventure’s igaming platform was certified in the Netherlands. In the Dutch market, the Control Database or Controle Data Bank is mandatory for the platform of any B2C company aiming to obtain a licence for igaming and sports betting operations.
Antonio Zanghi, CEO of ComplianceOne Group, commented: “The Mill Adventure’s goal is to bring their igaming innovations to newly regulated markets as efficiently and quickly as possible.
“Our DataVault ONE solution, which integrated easily into their cutting-edge platform, was able to support them in that goal, being among the first companies to enter the Dutch market. We are thrilled to further support our partner in Germany.”
DataVault ONE is currently certified in multiple jurisdictions, including Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Spain, and Germany, where The Mill Adventure has acquired the licence to operate online slots.