What happened

The measures followed administrative sanctioning proceedings opened in August 2025. Five measures concerned missing information for Sigap, the SPA system that monitors betting volumes, gross gaming revenue and regulatory compliance in real time. Two measures concerned inadequate controls for evaluating and monitoring users under responsible gaming requirements.

The affected cases include reporting and documentation failures by several operators. Missing material limited the SPA’s ability to assess legal standing, tax and labor compliance, integrity, economic and financial qualification, and technical qualification. Pixbet Soluções Tecnológicas received measures related to both responsible gaming controls and Sigap reporting.

The SPA precautionary-measures page links operator-level decisions and related errata. It does not provide a single consolidated list that confirms all 14 domains, so that total remains attributed to Yogonet.

The individual decisions for Nexus and Enseada confirm immediate suspension of their named operations. They limit access to player withdrawals, require unsettled bets to be cancelled and refunded, and set a BRL 200,000 daily fine for non-compliance. Those terms should be checked in each operator’s own decision before being applied elsewhere.

How to check it yourself

Use the SPA precautionary-measures page to open the extract for the operator or domain you want to verify. Read the decision subject, the named operation, the effective order and any errata. The operator-level extract shows whether withdrawal-only access applies and whether it sets duties concerning unsettled bets, reporting or penalties.

Sigap matters because it gives the SPA the operational data needed for oversight. A suspension linked to Sigap is therefore about whether the regulator can monitor the operator, rather than a judgment on a player’s individual account or withdrawal request.

What the RTP Index newsroom thinks

The SPA is right to publish operator-level precautionary decisions, because players need to know whether a specific platform is suspended and what access remains available. The missing piece is a consolidated public register of affected domains and their current status. Requiring readers to reconstruct that position from separate case files makes a safety-critical check harder than it should be.