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N-Soft unlocks government revenues.

As a long-term partner for governments in emerging economies, we enable them to maximize their income by plugging gaps in their resources without raising any additional taxation.

12/08/2026

Vietnam’s MoMo, one of the country’s leading digital wallet providers, could be valued at more than $2 billion as the company considers strategic options, including bringing in new investors.

This is more than a fintech funding story. It reflects the scale and maturity of Vietnam’s digital payments market, where mobile payment platforms are becoming central infrastructure for financial services, commerce, and everyday transactions.

MoMo now serves more than 30 million users and has expanded from mobile payments into a financial services super app, covering payments, consumer lending, insurance, savings, investment, and merchant tools.

Digital payment growth raises new considerations for governments: how can public authorities accurately measure activity and ensure taxable flows remain visible?

As the number of online transactions increases, real-time supervision and certified reporting become essential. They enable authorities to understand operator activity, measure the revenue generated through payments and transfers, identify the taxable amounts already due, and support fair compliance without increasing tax rates.
N-Soft’s GovTech approach supports this need through certified data, real-time reporting, and locally controlled infrastructure across digital sectors, including mobile money and financial services.

Strong digital payment ecosystems need trusted data at source.

11/08/2026

Illegal online gambling is not only a regulatory issue. It is a public finance issue.
According to European Gaming Media, illegal online gambling could cost EU member states an estimated €22.9 billion in tax revenue in 2025, with more than 6,200 unlicensed operators targeting European consumers.

This shows a challenge that many governments now face: digital markets are growing faster than traditional oversight systems.

When unlicensed operators operate outside the regulated framework, governments lose revenue, licensed operators face unfair competition, and citizens are exposed to less accountable platforms.

A fair gaming market depends on real-time visibility.

N-Soft’s GovTech solutions help public authorities supervise digital activity, certify operator data, and strengthen revenue mobilization without raising taxes.

Because when governments can measure digital activity accurately, they can protect regulated markets and turn existing economic activity into measurable public value.

06/08/2026

VAT reform in Latin America is moving from policy design into policy ex*****on.

As digital services expand across borders, governments need certified reporting and reliable activity data to support accurate VAT supervision. High-volume transactions, platform-based revenues, and cross-border digital activity require more than traditional reporting cycles.

This is where certified transaction-level data becomes essential. It helps authorities improve fiscal transparency, understand taxable activity, and strengthen revenue collection efficiency within a clear institutional framework.

N-Soft supports public authorities with technology for real-time supervision, certified data at source, and policy-aligned oversight across digital sectors.

In the digital economy, effective taxation depends on the ability to verify activity with confidence.

Swipe through the carousel to see how this works in practice.

04/08/2026

Burundi’s crackdown on illegal gambling is a reminder that modern regulation needs modern visibility.

When operators stay outside official systems, governments lose revenue, licensed businesses face unfair competition, and trust in the market becomes weaker.
Real-time GovTech helps close that gap.

By turning digital activity into certified, measurable data, governments can protect their tax base and strengthen digital sovereignty without increasing taxes.
Transparency is the foundation of fair regulation. https://afrigamingbulletin.com/burundi-cracks-down-on-illegal-gambling-as-lona-tightens-market-oversight/

03/08/2026

Digital Services Taxes are no longer just a policy debate. They are becoming a practical revenue tool for governments adapting to the digital economy.

As online platforms generate significant advertising and subscription revenues in markets where they may have little or no physical presence, countries across Europe are moving to close the gap between where digital value is created and where it is taxed.

France, Spain, Italy, Austria, Denmark, Hungary, and Poland have already implemented Digital Services Taxes, while others are considering similar measures as OECD reform discussions continue.

But turning digital activity into secured public revenue requires more than legislation. It requires transaction-level visibility, reliable cross-border data, and supervision frameworks that can support effective implementation.
As DSTs become both a fiscal instrument and a geopolitical pressure point, governments need the right technology infrastructure to strengthen oversight and protect fiscal sovereignty.

N-Soft supports public authorities with governance technology built to improve visibility, supervision, and revenue assurance across digital sectors.

Read the full Euronews English article: https://www.euronews.com/business/2026/01/27/taxing-tech-how-do-digital-services-levies-differ-across-europe

30/07/2026

I have watched digital markets change faster than many institutional frameworks can classify them.

Brazil’s action on prediction markets is a useful signal.

Reuters reported that Brazil blocked 27 prediction market platforms and restricted derivatives linked to sports, online games, politics, elections, culture and social outcomes. Officials said these products were being presented as financial instruments, while in practice they resembled betting.

This is the challenge governments now face.

A platform may call itself finance. Users may experience it as gambling. Tax authorities may see digital transactions. Regulators may see consumer risk.
Each institution is looking at a different part of the same activity. None can supervise it properly without certified data.

Clear classification is the first step. Real-time supervision is what makes classification operational.

For ministries and regulators, the question is no longer only whether a product is betting or finance. The question is whether public institutions can see the activity, certify the data and act on reliable evidence.

That is where digital sovereignty begins.

22/07/2026

Mobile money is becoming a core layer of national digital economies.

The GSMA State of the Industry Report 2026 shows how quickly this layer is expanding: more than US$2.1 trillion flowed through mobile money wallets in 2025, while bank-to-mobile transfers reached US$167 billion, mobile-to-bank transfers reached US$163 billion, and merchant payments grew 42% to US$155 billion.

As these flows move between wallets, banks, merchants and cross-border services, governments need reliable data to understand the real size and structure of their digital economy.

This is where N-Soft helps governments certify transaction data and gain trusted visibility into digital payment activity, supporting stronger revenue mobilization

Interoperability can unlock growth, but only if governments can see what is moving through the system.

21/07/2026

Romania’s media market reached an estimated €838 million in 2025, according to Media Fact Book 2026.

Digital was the fastest-growing channel, reaching €327 million and increasing by 10% year on year.

For revenue authorities, this points to a broader challenge in the digital sector. As advertising spend moves across online platforms, video, social media and digital channels, taxable activity can become harder to verify through traditional reporting alone.

Digital advertising revenue visibility depends on reliable data at the source. Authorities need to understand where activity takes place, how revenue is generated and whether the correct tax base is being reported.
N-Soft’s GovTech approach supports this need through certified reporting, real-time supervision and locally controlled data infrastructure across digital sectors, including digital advertising.

As Eastern Europe’s digital markets continue to mature, certified transaction-level data can support stronger fiscal transparency and more efficient revenue collection.

20/07/2026

Latin America’s digital economy is expanding quickly.

As digital payments, fintech, online gambling, platforms, and digital services continue to grow, governments need clearer visibility into the activity moving through these sectors.

In this short video, Lizbeth Ulett, N-Soft Business Developer, explains what N-Soft brings to Latin America markets through certified reporting, real-time supervision, and local data control.

▶️ Watch the video.

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