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Blurify adds regulatory licensing checklist to its Openora casino framework

Software developer Blurify has updated its open source Openora framework with a checklist to help casino operators meet international gambling regulations.

Written by the BettingEdgeHub desk, 9 September 2026

Blurify has enhanced its AI native casino framework called Openora by adding a new licensing checklist. The update helps online casino operators understand regulatory rules across multiple jurisdictions. These covered regions include Malta, Brazil, Curaçao and Anjouan. The wagering requirement for any bonus or platform feature was not stated.

Meeting Strict International Compliance Standards

The new checklist highlights essential regulatory areas including anti money laundering checks, player protection tools, payments, security and data collection. It clearly divides responsibilities between pre built software components, configurable features and tasks that fall on the operator. This structure helps betting brands quickly determine what work is needed to secure an active license.

Combining Artificial Intelligence With Human Review

Artificial intelligence sits at the foundation of Openora to speed up how operators react to changing legal requirements. Combining automated systems with human oversight allows platforms to adjust rules without needing lengthy backend coding projects. This setup reduces technical delays when new government policies come into force.

Expanding Third Party Marketplace Tools

Blurify is expanding Openora into a full iGaming marketplace that offers access to sportsbooks, game providers, payment methods and customer support software. Product Lead Łukasz Wala stated that the tool provides flexibility for brands building platforms from scratch or migrating existing systems. Blurify representatives will present the framework at the SBC Summit in Lisbon between 29 September and 1 October 2026.