Greentube, the NOVOMATIC Digital Gaming and Entertainment division, has received a supplier certification from the World Lottery Association (WLA) for its Plurius omni-channel solution, the company announced on Thursday.
In a press release, the business stated that the WLA SCS:2020 Level 2 accreditation “further underlines the company’s commitment to security and risk management across its products and systems” and will enable it “to strike new partnerships with WLA members, comprising the world’s leading lottery operators.”
The supplier certification from the WLA was awarded after a comprehensive assessment of the company’s omni-channel Greentube Plurius solution and its operations. In 2021, Greentube won a European tender to supply the state-owned National Lottery in Luxembourg with Greentube Plurius.
The accreditation was made possible through Greentube’s ISO 27001 certification, which it has held since 2019, and NOVOMATIC’s existing membership of the WLA. Greentube is one of only approximately 30 suppliers to hold a Level 2 certification.
Georg Gubo, COO at Greentube, said: “This certificate demonstrates how serious we take security and risk management, and being recognized by the WLA is an important step as we seek to collaborate with leading lotteries such as Loterie Nationale Luxembourg and offer our Plurius solution to new partners.”
“Being acknowledged as a trusted supplier to the industry is crucial and we work hard to ensure we adhere to the highest international standards,” he concluded.
Earlier this week, the company announced it has further extended its footprint in North America following its launch with BetMGM in Michigan, via Entain Gaming Group’s platform. The company further announced that preparations for launching in Pennsylvania are already underway.
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As for new gaming content, Greentube announced it will be relaunching its Ski Challenge franchise as an esports title. The brand has partnered with the Austrian Ski Federation, the German Ski Federation, and Swiss-Ski – a brand of the Swiss Olympic Association- for the project.
