Online gaming platform Nazara Technologies and casino operator Delta Corp share price fell up to 6 per cent in Wednesday’s trading session after the Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will introduce stringent regulations on online money games in the upcoming Online Gaming Bill, 2025.
Nazara Technologies share price were down 7.78 per cent to ₹1,308.70 apiece on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Delta Corp share price fell as much 6 per cent to ₹89.99 on August 20.
Online Gaming Bill 2025 details
The proposed Bill aims to ban individuals or organizations from providing online money games or related services in India. It would also prohibit advertisements for such games and restrict financial transactions associated with them, with banks and financial institutions potentially barred from processing payments to these platforms.
If enacted, the Online Gaming Bill, 2025 would mark a major regulatory shift in India’s online gaming industry, carrying significant consequences for platforms that operate real-money formats.
The legislation has been designed with an emphasis on addressing mental health issues among users, especially in games that involve financial rewards. It also seeks to mitigate risks of money laundering and fraudulent activities identified within the online gaming sector.
This development follows growing regulatory attention on digital gaming platforms, as authorities warn that unchecked operations could lead to financial misconduct and social challenges. The new framework is anticipated to enforce stricter compliance standards, enhance transparency, and provide stronger safeguards for players while preventing platform misuse.
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