Brazilian authorities will automatically restrict access to licensed bookmaker platforms for six months for individuals enrolled in the Desenrola Adimplentes debt restructuring program. The measure targets program participants to prevent restructured funds from being allocated toward gambling.
The restriction triggers automatically upon user registration on regulated betting websites. Participants in the Desenrola Adimplentes scheme can restructure existing loans at an interest rate starting from 1.99% per month. The six-month suspension aims to lower overall consumer debt levels and ensure that restructured capital remains directed toward repayment rather than wagering.
Advertising Restrictions and Financial Policy
Concurrently, regulators are reviewing stricter guidelines for betting advertisements. The Ministry of Finance stated that the objective is to reduce the societal impact of gambling promotion and reserve the right to implement additional temporary controls if required. Officials clarified that the initiative functions within a broader framework of financial recovery and debt management, rather than serving as isolated gambling market regulation.
Source: iGaming News.