Frogo to SiGMA: Anti-fraud tech can turn risk into profit for iGaming operators
Frogo CEO Volodymyr Todurov will argue at SiGMA World 2026 that smarter fraud detection can boost margins, not just cut losses.
Frogo, a fraud prevention and risk management platform under the RedCore international business group, will bring its latest anti-fraud technology to SiGMA World 2026. The company will exhibit at Booth H1-1047 in Hall 1, showcasing device fingerprinting, behavioral biometrics and risk scoring tools.
Frogo claims its device identification architecture catches up to 99% of multi-accounting and cross-site anomalies without disrupting genuine users. That claim matters for iGaming operators who have long struggled to balance fraud detection with customer experience.
CEO Volodymyr Todurov will deliver a keynote on the Main Stage titled "You Are Doing Anti-Fraud Wrong" on November 5, 2026, from 11:45 AM to 12:00 PM. He plans to challenge industry assumptions about risk control, arguing that rigid threshold setups create false positives, drain operational capacity and leave hidden threat patterns undetected.
"Most businesses spend far too much time reacting to fraud after the damage is done or blocking legitimate customers because of over-aggressive safety rules," Todurov said. "We created Frogo to change that dynamic. By focusing on cross-browser tracking, behavioral anomaly detection and higher recall, we show operators how to turn risk management from a cost sink into a profit driver."
For Malta's iGaming sector, where compliance costs are a constant pressure point, the idea that anti-fraud can become a margin driver rather than a budget line is a direct challenge to current operating models. Frogo's platform also targets e-commerce, fintech and high-traffic online platforms, but its iGaming focus at SiGMA signals where the company sees its strongest growth.
Frogo operates with ISO/IEC 27001 and PCI DSS compliant infrastructure, credentials that matter for operators under Malta Gaming Authority oversight. Visitors to Booth H1-1047 can see real-time cross-browser identification in action and discuss building customized anti-fraud policies from scratch.