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Aspire Global has moved to enhance its status in the iGaming sector with the unveiling of its new rebranded AspireCore platform.
The new product is already live in 25 regulated markets across the US, Europe, Latin American and Africa, and features a range of services intended on assisting operators with brand building and general operations.
In order to achieve this, AspireCore will provide operators with a flexible and scalable PAM solution which simplifies the process when entering regulated iGaming markets.
“The launch of AspireCore heralds a new era for Aspire Global as we ramp up our efforts to become the leading platform provider in multiple jurisdictions across the globe,” said Taschi Maimon, CEO of Aspire Global.
“This is the ultimate resource for those operators looking to scaling up their businesses in newly regulated markets. AspireCore is robust and flexible to cater for all requirements and is underpinned by quality content that will be highly appealing to players.
Aspire Global further states that the rebranded platform is ‘proven to be highly stable, handling over three billion transactions per month and with an impressive 99.98% uptime over the last year.
The product also aims to deliver the ‘ultimate solution’ to operators featuring localised content covering sports, live dealer and casino games from the firm’s in -house studio and leading third-party providers, enabled by the acquisitions of Pariplay and BtoBet.
Maimon added: “2021 promises to be an important year for Aspire Global. With a comprehensive offering, we are in a strong position to capitalise on new opportunities and deliver growth for our new and existing operator customers.”
The rebranding and launch of Aspire Core follows the firm’s expansion of its LatAm operations via agreements with William Hill and Betfair in Columbia.
Additionally, the company has ambitions to further build its presence in Latin America as well as Europe and the US, and also has plans for expansion into the newly regulated markets of The Netherlands and Germany.
