NSoft Joins Sportradar Integrity Exchange Program to Combat Match-Fixing

NSoft, a worldwide sports betting and gaming supplier, announced its participation in Sportradar’s Integrity Exchange initiative to combat match-fixing.

Sportradar Integrity Exchange, which was announced earlier this year, is a network that allows bookmakers to report suspicious betting activity as the next stage in worldwide attempts to protect sport. Sportradar Integrity Exchange participants and partners gain data-driven insights on match-fixing, including reports on global match-fixing trends and details on all matches identified as suspicious by other operators in the Exchange program. By assisting in ensuring that the sports betting experience is underpinned by the greatest integrity technology and knowledge, the initiative delivers value for betting operators, suppliers, and, lastly, bettors.

NSoft is positioned as a prominent platform supplier, allowing approximately 100 bookies and brands to have account-level insight. NSoft is an important addition to the Sportradar Integrity Exchange initiative and the ongoing battle against betting-related sports manipulation.

NSoft Sportsbook increases engagement and excitement in sports betting by providing a diverse choice of worldwide premium content and regionally relevant events. The connection with all parties assembled around sports betting is built on fairness and openness. NSoft, being in the core of it, welcomes any actions aimed at preserving this essential structure.

Managing Director of Seven Sportsbook at NSoft, Robert Matijević, said:

”As an active participant in the sporting landscape, we are proud to be part of the Sportradar Integrity Exchange program. It empowers us to take a more urgent role in the global fight against match-fixing and safeguarding sport. This is important for all stakeholders – sports associations, betting suppliers, operators, bettors, and fans. The betting experience should celebrate sports and sports team performances and should be free from any possible external interventions to alter the result.”