TLDR
- Aviatrix has received certification to offer its crash game in Colombia.
- The move follows a Coljuegos regulatory update that added crash games to the country’s online casino rules.
- Licensed operators in Colombia can now add Aviatrix’s crash game to their platforms.
- Aviatrix plans to launch with several major Colombian gaming brands soon.
- The company already holds licenses or certifications in more than a dozen markets, including Italy, Spain, and Peru.
Aviatrix has secured certification in Colombia. The approval lets licensed operators in the country add the company’s crash game to their platforms.
The certification comes after Colombian regulator Coljuegos updated its rules earlier this year. The change expanded the definition of instant-prize games and opened a clear path for crash titles to enter the market.
Aviatrix is now one of the providers ready to work with operators under the new framework. The company said it can move quickly to support integrations.
Certified for Colombia’s Updated Market
With certification confirmed, Colombian operators can now offer Aviatrix’s crash game as part of their casino lineups.
Player demand for crash games has grown across Latin America. Operators are looking for titles that combine simple gameplay with features that keep players coming back.
Aviatrix is preparing to launch with several of Colombia’s top gaming brands in the near future. The company sees this as a step toward building a stronger presence in the market.
Anastasia Rimskaya, Chief Account Officer at Aviatrix, said the regulatory change created the company’s first real chance to enter Colombia.
She said Aviatrix is proud to be ready for operator integrations so soon after the new framework took effect. She added that the company’s experience in other Latin American markets gives it a strong base for growth in Colombia.
Colombia is one of the more established regulated iGaming markets in Latin America. The certification adds to Aviatrix’s growing footprint across the region.
Expanding the Aviatrix Ecosystem
Earlier this year, Aviatrix launched what it calls the world’s first iGaming Metaverse. The platform links multiple games together under one shared system.
Players can keep a single profile across every title on the platform. Their progression, loyalty points, and bonuses carry over between games instead of resetting.
This setup is meant to keep players engaged across the company’s full range of titles. It also gives operators a way to offer a connected experience rather than separate, unrelated games.
Aviatrix currently holds licenses or certifications in Italy, Greece, Romania, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Peru. It also has approval in Ontario and Georgia, along with an MGA license.
Colombia is now added to that list. The company said it plans to keep expanding into other regulated markets across Latin America.
The Colombia certification follows a pattern for Aviatrix, entering new markets shortly after local regulators update their rules to allow crash games. The company says it will continue to seek certification in additional jurisdictions as more markets open up to the format.
