Daw Global Extends Financial Services to Nevis-Licensed Online Gaming Businesses

Daw Global is extending its multi-currency banking and financial services to B2C operators and B2B businesses operating under the NevisOnline Gaming Authority (NOGA) licensing framework.

The move follows discussions between Daw Global and the Nevis Online Gaming Authority, including Hristo Koevski, Chief Commercial Officer at NOGA, as the Nevis licensing framework continues to gain recognition within the global iGaming industry.

Established under the Nevis Online Gaming Ordinance 2025, NOGA serves as the licensing authority for online gaming services under the Nevisregulatory framework and issues both B2C and B2B online gaming licences. The framework is open to cryptocurrency-based business models, subject to applicable compliance requirements and confirmation as part of the licensing process.

As the Nevis licensing framework continues to grow, Daw Global is open to supporting B2C and B2B businesses operating under the framework by providing access to its multi-currency banking and wider financial ecosystem, subject to Daw Global’s standard onboarding, compliance and eligibility requirements.

Daw Global’s services are designed to support the full fiat and cryptocurrency requirements of licensed gaming businesses, covering the movement of funds from players and operators through to settlement into a bank account held in the name of the licensed entity.

The availability of these services provides Nevis-licensed B2C and B2B businesses with an additional financial infrastructure option as they establish and scale their businesses under the Nevis licensing framework.

Daw Global’s existing and prospective clients can also explore the Nevis licensing framework as an additional regulatory option when expanding across multiple markets.

Subject to the applicable requirements of their existing jurisdictions, operators and suppliers holding licences in other jurisdictions may use a Nevis licence alongside their existing regulatory structure, while businesses seeking a standalone licensing solution can explore the Nevisframework as an independent licensing option.

The development comes as the Nevis online gaming ecosystem continues to grow, supported by a regulatory framework designed to accommodate both B2C and B2B business models.

Daw Global will continue to work with businesses across regulated markets, providing financial infrastructure designed to support the increasingly complex fiat and cryptocurrency requirements of the global iGaming sector.