Amid a rapidly evolving regulatory and competitive landscape, DigiPlus Interactive Corp. is doubling down on platform resilience, player protection, and long-term operational continuity, underscoring confidence in its growth trajectory even as oversight tightens across the digital gaming sector.
The company said it has accelerated the migration of players to its proprietary app-based platforms, a move designed to strengthen cybersecurity, improve accessibility, and give DigiPlus greater control over product design, data integrity, and the overall customer experience. The shift also supports faster deployment of safeguards and feature enhancements.
DigiPlus partnered with PhilFirst Insurance to reinforce trust by rolling out a surety bond program that insures player funds, providing an added layer of financial protection. The initiative aims to reassure users and investors that balances are protected even amid market or regulatory disruptions.
DigiPlus has likewise expanded its payments ecosystem, introducing new cash-in and cash-out channels through BSP-accredited providers Bayad and Pay&Go. The additions are expected to improve convenience, transaction speed, and reach, particularly for users seeking flexible, compliant payment options.
Preparing for a more stringent regulatory environment, the company continues to strengthen self-regulation. This includes reviewing and refining advertising and marketing materials to ensure campaigns are responsible, transparent, and designed to avoid unintended exposure to minors and vulnerable sectors.
Responsible gaming remains a core focus, with DigiPlus enhancing educational campaigns, self-exclusion tools, and partnerships with mental health professionals and financial literacy advocates.
Management said these initiatives position DigiPlus to adapt quickly, sustain profitability, and maintain stakeholder trust as policies evolve and competition intensifies nationwide and regionally.
“We assure the investing public that there are no material changes to DigiPlus’ operating performance, regulatory standing, or overall business outlook,” chairman Eusebio Tanco said.
