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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.

07/09/2026

The ITU ’s ICT Development Index 2026 shows continued progress toward universal and meaningful connectivity, with some of the strongest gains in low- and lower-middle-income economies.

As connectivity expands, so does the volume of economic activity taking place digitally.

For governments, that makes revenue visibility increasingly important.
Independent, reliable transactional data can help public authorities verify revenues, strengthen compliance, and identify taxes already due under existing frameworks.

N-Soft helps governments turn digital growth into greater fiscal visibility through certified data and real-time reporting.

Connectivity is growing. Revenue visibility needs to keep pace.

Read the full article: https://www.itu.int/pub/D-IND-ICT_MDD-2026

02/09/2026

Africa’s online gambling market is growing. But is public revenue keeping pace?
According to Gaming Compliance International’s latest research covering all 54 African countries, Africa’s online gambling market generated an estimated $23 billion in gross gaming revenue (GGR) in 2025.

Yet only 23% of GGR came through regulated operators. Based on the estimated size of the unregulated market, GCI estimates that governments lost $3.55 billion in tax revenue.

For revenue authorities, this highlights a critical challenge: a growing digital market is difficult to tax effectively without reliable visibility into the activity taking place within national borders.

Governments need accurate data on betting volumes, player winnings, operator revenues, and taxes due. This is not only about identifying unregulated activity. It is also about ensuring that licensed operators accurately report their activity and pay what is due.

N-Soft’s GovTech solutions give public authorities real-time visibility into gambling activity and revenues, helping strengthen market transparency, regulatory effectiveness, and domestic revenue mobilization.

01/09/2026

Global investment is growing, but its benefits remain unevenly distributed.
UN Trade and Development World Investment Report 2026 shows that foreign direct investment reached $1.6 trillion in 2025. Yet growth remained concentrated in a limited number of economies and sectors, while developing economies recorded only modest progress.

As economies become more digital and interconnected, public authorities face a growing visibility challenge. Reliable economic data and a clear view of revenue-generating activity are increasingly important for effective governance and long-term investment strategies.

N-Soft works alongside governments to provide accurate visibility across telecoms, mobile money, digital platforms, financial services, gambling, pay TV, utilities, and other sectors.

This visibility can support stronger domestic revenue mobilization, greater fiscal transparency, and a more predictable business environment, all of which can contribute to investor confidence.
Sustainable investment is supported by trusted institutions, reliable data, and effective digital governance.

Read more: https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era

31/08/2026

Last month, N-Soft trainer Theodore Bonga delivered our semi-annual training session to the National Lottery (LONA) engineering team in Burundi, including several newly hired engineers.

This reflects the way we work with our customers more broadly: combining regular training, skills transfer, on-site assistance, and continuous support so local teams can build the expertise and autonomy to operate and optimize the platform over time.

In Burundi, this long-term approach has contributed to a 552% increase in regulated gambling revenues.

For N-Soft, sustainable revenue mobilization is built on more than technology alone. It requires local expertise, continuous support, and strong long-term partnerships.

27/08/2026

Southeast Asia’s digital payments reached USD 1.4 trillion in transaction value in 2025.

As digital payments, e-commerce, and online platforms scale across the region, governments face a growing challenge: gaining independent visibility into transactions, operator revenues, and taxes already due.

This month’s newsletter explores what Southeast Asia’s digital growth means for public revenue, how N-Soft’s technology turns transaction data into certified revenue information, and what MoMo’s, Vietnam digital wallet tells us about the next phase of digital payments.

Read the full newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/southeast-asias-digital-boom-revenue-opportunity-n-soft-wvnyc/

20/08/2026

The World Cup captured Brazil’s attention. But another issue moved to the center of the national debate: the rapid expansion of online betting.

During the tournament, the share of Brazilians placing bets more than tripled, rising from 11% in May to approximately 35% by the end of June, according to a Klavi study based on 1.2 million people.

Betting promotions also moved beyond traditional advertising breaks. Live presenter endorsements and real-time odds prompted calls for tighter controls, while concerns grew around gambling-related debt and addiction.
The debate was not only about advertising.

A fast-growing betting market also required governments to understand the volume of bets, player winnings, operator margins, and taxes due while identifying activity that could indicate harmful gambling behavior.
This is where governance technology made a difference.

N-Soft enabled public authorities to access reliable, real-time data from licensed operators. This visibility supported more accurate revenue collection, stronger regulation, and more responsible market oversight.

Growth should not have come at the expense of citizens or public revenue.
A regulated market needed more than rules. It needed verified data.

19/08/2026

Domestic revenue mobilization must be treated as a national strategic priority.
The African Tax Administration Forum recently called for it to receive the same level of attention as debt management, trade, and monetary stability.

We agree.
Strong tax policy is essential, but policy alone cannot reveal the full value of activity taking place across telecoms, mobile money, digital services, gambling, financial services, and other rapidly expanding sectors.

Governments also need accurate, timely, and locally controlled data.

N-Soft helps public authorities transform transactional activity into certified and actionable information. This enables them to identify revenue already due, improve transparency, and finance national priorities without increasing tax rates.
Domestic revenue mobilization is not only about collection. It is about sovereignty, resilience, and governments’ ability to finance their own development.

More power data, not additional taxes. https://ataftax.org/news/domestic-revenue-mobilisation-must-take-centre-stage-in-africas-development-agenda/

17/08/2026

Revenue mobilization begins with visibility. When authorities can verify digital-sector activity in real time, they gain a stronger basis for fiscal transparency, revenue collection efficiency, and domestic resource mobilization. The outcome is not higher tax pressure. It gives clearer insight into the tax base and a stronger foundation for national priorities.

N-Soft supports this work through certified reporting across strategic digital sectors, helping governments translate activity data into measurable public value.

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