Reevo Receives Peru Certification For Its Aggregated Platform

By Kolade Abisoye - 10 Mar, 2026 More about the author

Business, Companies

Reevo has secured official certification in Peru, allowing the supplier to provide its aggregation platform and services to licensed operators in the country. This move will enable operators to integrate a catalogue of pre-approved games and access Reevo’s promotional tools, real-time insights, and content management frameworks.

The supplier’s aggregation platform contains content from a wide range of providers, including Big Time Gaming, Booming Games, Evolution, Hacksaw Gaming, Iron Dog Studio and Spribe.

Reevo operates through a single API integration, allowing operators to access the available content and back-end tools.

Aggregation Model Expands Following Brazil Licence

The Peru certification follows Reevo’s licensing approval in Brazil in late 2025. Hence, the supplier can distribute its proprietary content to licensed operators in the country.

The supplier noted that the Latin American region has attracted growing attention from operators and providers. Industry activity accelerated after Brazil formally launched its regulated iGaming market on 1 January 2025. Several international suppliers have since expanded distribution strategies in the region.

Latin America Growth Strategy Continues

Reevo stated that its platform architecture allows the system to scale alongside operator demand. Also its technology infrastructure is compliant and built to support market growth.

Karl Grech, Reevo Head of Business Development, said: “Peru is a rapidly developing iGaming market in Latin America, and this certification marks another milestone in our mission to deliver seamless, compliant aggregation solutions across the region.

“Our focus remains on speed, scalability, and content excellence, helping operators bring quality entertainment to players faster and smarter.”

Outside Latin America, Reevo is also targeting expansion across European regulated markets. Through an agreement with Betsson, the supplier plans to enter the Lithuanian market and assess opportunities across other Baltic jurisdictions.