Salsa Technology Powers NossaBet’s Launch in Paraná
The State Lottery Operator of Paraná, Laguna Services and Technology SPE LTDA, is pleased to announce the official launch of NossaBet in partnership with Salsa Technology. NossaBet is an innovative sports betting website now licensed in the State of Paraná.
The launch marks an important moment for the betting market in Brazil, positioning NossaBet among the first five operators to receive certification from Lottopar.
The Head of the Legal Department of the company, Luciana Macorin de Azevedo, expressed enthusiasm about the beginning of NossaBet’s operation in Paraná.
“We are extremely proud to be one of the pioneers in obtaining a licence to operate sports betting in Paraná. It is just the beginning of our journey,” she began. “The fact that we are among the first reflects our commitment to lead by example, showing the way for a safe, responsible, and extremely fun sports betting market. This milestone is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team,” she added.
Salsa Technology’s COO, André Filipe Neves said: “It’s with great pride we have been able to facilitate NossaBet’s official launch in the State of Paraná. Our localised technology, coupled with NossaBet’s sports betting expertise, forms a powerful partnership as the Brazilian opportunity gathers pace.”
NossaBet stands out not only for its pioneering licence but also for its 100% Brazilian DNA, with a team of professionals based in Curitiba who have a deep understanding of the sports betting market and a passion for sports. This combination ensures an offering of entertainment that truly resonates with Brazilian betting enthusiasts.
“Having a team with great knowledge of the local market is essential to connect with our users and offer an experience that meets their expectations and preferences. We are committed to expanding our entertainment offering to all regions of the State, ensuring that bettors throughout Paraná have access to the best selection of sports betting in a safe and reliable environment,” added Macorin de Azevedo.
