FinTelegram’s third report in the Cyprus Casino Payment-Tech Series reviews Trueluck, Gadzooks Limited, and a recurring Larnaca fiduciary hub linked to offshore casino structures, Curaçao ownership, Cyprus payment vehicles, nominee-style directorships, and open-banking payment leads involving Yapily, PAYTECH, and ISX Financial. The report raises urgent questions for EU gambling, AML, and PSD2 supervisors.
A whistleblower dossier reviewed by FinTelegram maps the offshore infrastructure behind Mega.bet: a Belize parent, a Cyprus processing vehicle, a Curaçao-originated setup, Anjouan licensing optics, and alleged EU-facing payment rails. Part 1 focuses on the corporate structure, fiduciary layer, and the PAYTECH lead.
A FinTelegram whistleblower submission shows Mega.bet using a Klyme-branded pay-by-bank rail with Immix Solutions Ltd as payee, alongside repeated deposits to a Lithuanian account. The case raises fresh questions about Yapily-linked open-banking rails, offshore-gambling merchant controls, and complaints handling.