GeoComply, a privately owned company headquartered in Canada, was founded in 2011 and employs approximately 520 individuals. The company reported $135.0M in revenue as of 2024. GeoComply specializes in providing fraud prevention and cybersecurity solutions that detect location fraud and assist in verifying a user's true digital identity.
GeoComply's CEO, Kip Levin, stated on June 26, 2026, at the Payment Expert Summit at SBC Americas, that AI-driven attacks are intensifying across gambling payment flows. Levin noted that organized groups are utilizing AI to accelerate attacks on regulated betting platforms, creating new pressures on deposits and withdrawals. This industry challenge aligns with recent concerns over an influx of ATO (Account Takeover) reports, which have led to issues with customer trust and accumulating refunds for a partner as of July 6, indicating difficulties in preventing fraudulent activity without impacting legitimate users. Earlier, on June 18, a Capitol Hill bill seeking to mandate stronger security mechanisms for powerful AI chips to prevent their diversion gained support from a group of companies specializing in tracking international shipments of sensitive technologies. GeoComply also secured key partnership renewals in June, with DraftKings extending its multi-year agreement on June 15, continuing a collaboration that spans over a decade. Previously, on June 8, Caesars Entertainment expanded and renewed its multi-year partnership with GeoComply, scaling the use of its digital identity platform to support real-time decision-making for fraud risk and business operations across its online gaming platforms.
GeoComply's customers primarily consist of sports betting, broadcast Media Production and Distribution and broadcast television and radio companies. Examples of GeoComply's customers include DraftKings, Multichoice Group and ITV.