DGOJ presents full roadmap on Spain’s gambling deposit limits system

DGOJ, the Directorate General of Gambling in Spain, has confirmed the launch of two core projects to overhaul the compliance and player protections of online gambling licences.

This morning, the regulator announced its joint deposit limits system and new Player Portal, designed to give consumers greater control and transparency of their wagering activity across licensed operators.

The announcement follows advance notification of the upcoming launches to licensees. Both projects support the safer gambling framework overseen by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, including the Royal Decree on Safer Gambling Environments, authorised in 2023.

The joint limits system will aggregate deposits made by an individual across all licensed operators. Once an applicable threshold is reached, further deposits will be blocked across their accounts.

Default limits have been set at €700 per day, €1,750 per week and €3,300 over four weeks, operating alongside existing deposit controls at individual o..

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