22Bet Kenya is set to take center stage at the TEMS ICT Africa Expo 2025, happening from April 24 to 25 at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi.
The annual event brings together key stakeholders in technology, digital entertainment, fintech, and communication to showcase Africa’s digital transformation.
As part of its commitment to innovation and user safety, 22Bet Kenya will showcase its latest advancements in online gaming technologies on Friday, April 25.
The company’s presentation will focus on enhancing digital security, improving user experiences, and promoting responsible gaming practices within Kenya’s fast growing online betting industry.
Recent data from the TransUnion 2024 State of Omnichannel Fraud Report revealed that Kenya’s online gaming sector experienced a 10.2% suspected digital fraud rate in 2023, underscoring the need for better cybersecurity measures.
In response, 22Bet Kenya has implemented advanced encryption technologies and real time fraud detection systems to protect user data and ensure secure transactions.
The platform also complies with international payment security standards, offering customers a safe and reliable betting experience.
Speaking ahead of the event, Joash Ajuoga, General Manager of 22Bet Kenya, emphasized the importance of innovation in online security.
“We’re happy to be participating in this year’s TEMS ICT Africa Expo because 22Bet has been very keen and consistent in enhancing digital security to protect our users and enhance their experience.”
In addition to technological insights, 22Bet Kenya will also share its approach to regulatory compliance and its initiatives to promote responsible gaming across the country.
With a growing presence in Africa, 22Bet continues to invest in tech driven solutions that align with user needs, while supporting charitable projects through its THX22 Foundation, including recent efforts aiding vulnerable communities in Nairobi.
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