Tag: Mega.bet

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.

Fresh whistleblower intelligence suggests that the Holyluck payment trail was not an isolated event. FinTelegram has reviewed new SENDS communications and new UK merchant entities linked to digital-goods storefronts that may have functioned as front-end payment layers for offshore gambling flows. The emerging picture points to a broader merchant cluster, not a single disputed transaction.