Esports Technologies has joined the anti-corruption charter led by the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC), which aims to eliminate match-fixing and corruption from all levels of professional esports. 

Las Vegas-based Esports Technologies is one of the fastest-growing suppliers of esports-customised wagering platforms, data API feeds and odds/risk management solutions.

Last April, it became the first dedicated esports wagering systems provider to list on the US Nasdaq, trading under the ticker ‘EBET’.

Esports Technologies is focused on expanding its product services for regulated market sportsbooks looking to expand their esports capacities.

Securing its Nasdaq status, Esports Technologies has begun development of its new ‘predictive gaming’ modules, which will aim to deliver optimal risk management tracking the pricing of live esports events for partners. 

“We are committed to working closely with ESIC to safeguard the integrity of esports and esports betting,” Bart Barden, COO of Esports Technologies. 

“As esports continues to rise in popularity, our coalition will work to build fan and bettor trust in esports tournaments. When the public has trust and confidence in the esports industry, every stakeholder wins.”

ESIC’s anti-corruption charter is formed by esports governing bodies, government organisations, technology-&-data providers and tournament organisers collaborating to minimise the threat of match-fixing compromising pro-esports integrity.  

Members assist ESIC teams in investigating suspicious betting activity, supporting its larger mission to combat cheating and betting fraud in the esports industry.

Ian Smith, Commissioner of ESIC, commented:  “We are delighted to welcome Esports Technologies as an anti-corruption supporter of ESIC. Our anti-corruption supporters play an important role in our mission to deter cheating and fraudulent activity within esports betting.

“By joining ESIC, Esports Technologies has displayed its commitment to maintaining the integrity of esports.”