1xBet Gets Licensed in Guatemala — A Big Boost for Its Global Footprint
This isn’t just a new market — it’s part of how 1xPartners expands globally. It already holds or operates through various local licences in multiple countries, which helps it adapt to local laws, build trust, and offer more tailored experiences. Affiliate programmes like those listed on AffiliateGuru show 1xBet’s presence in places with local regulation.
Local Licences & Affiliate Program Presence
Here are a few examples showing 1xBet’s programmes with local licences, as seen in AffiliateGuru’s listings:
- 1xPartners Peru — local licence in Peru, regulated market, usually better compliance and local payment options.
- 1xPartners Spain — operates under the Spanish regulatory body (DGOJ), which means stricter oversight and legitimate licence for Spain.
- 1xPartners Ireland — runs an independent affiliate website, partners.1xbet.ie, focused on localised cooperation and marketing for the Irish and broader EU markets.
These programmes show how 1xBet isn’t just operating globally under offshore licences, but also working in regulated jurisdictions — something that matters for affiliates and players alike, for trust, legitimacy, and stability.
Company Background & Key Stats
To give you a sense of scale, here’s some background on 1xBet:
- Founded: 2007.
- Headquarters: Limassol, Cyprus.
- Licence: Officially licensed under Curaçao eGaming.
- Languages / Reach: The platform supports many languages (70+) and operates in 150+ countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
- Traffic & User Reach: In September 2025, 1xBet.com had ~ 7.42 million visits.
What This Means for the Industry & Affiliates
- Having the Guatemalan licence adds another regulated jurisdiction, increasing credibility for 1xBet.
- Affiliates working with 1xBet now can lean on its regulated status in multiple countries as a selling point (“licensed locally in X, Y, Guatemala …”).
- Local licences help with smoother operations (payments, marketing, compliance) and less risk of regulatory shutdowns.
- But affiliates should always check the legal status of the brand in their audience’s country — regulations can vary and sometimes change quickly.
