Altenar to power Multibet sportsbook in Brazil

Sportsbook technology provider Altenar has signed a deal with local operator RR Participações e Intermediações de Negócios to supply its platform for the Multibet brand in Brazil.

Altenar to power Multibet sportsbook in Brazil

Altenar has agreed to supply its sportsbook technology to Multibet, the online betting brand operated by Brazilian company RR Participações e Intermediações de Negócios, the companies announced on 22 September 2025.

RR Participações e Intermediações de Negócios was founded in 2015 and has been expanding its footprint in Brazil’s regulated betting market. Under the new agreement, Multibet will integrate Altenar’s sportsbook technology, including customised betting features aimed at improving the user experience for Brazilian bettors.

Expanding footprint in Brazil

The deal adds to Altenar’s growing presence in Brazil, a market that has recently moved into a regulated framework for sports betting. The company positions the partnership as evidence of its ability to provide scalable, adaptable sportsbook solutions tailored to local regulatory requirements.

Frederico Caputi, Sales Manager at Altenar, said the company was pleased to support Multibet’s growth as the operator adapts to Brazil’s new regulatory environment, adding that the agreement demonstrated Altenar’s capacity to deliver a compliant and flexible sportsbook suited to local needs.

James Oliveira, Chief Product Officer at Multibet, said the operator selected Altenar based on its experience supporting operators entering regulated markets and its local market knowledge. He said the partnership would allow Multibet to offer betting experiences to Brazilian customers while maintaining responsible operating standards.

About Altenar

Altenar, founded in 2011, is a turnkey sportsbook provider that focuses on customising its technology for different markets and client requirements. The company describes its approach as partner-oriented, aiming to tailor solutions as operators expand into new regulated jurisdictions such as Brazil.

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