HIPTHER Baltics is not a mass expo. It runs one edition per Baltic capital, each built around a single topic. Riga is compliance: AML, data protection, licensing, fraud prevention, regulated marketing. The agenda covers gaming law, fintech, player protection, and regulated marketing across two stages. 

That’s the kind of room we want to be in. Operators with concrete issues like platform stability under regulatory load, payment processing across jurisdictions, conversion optimization within licensing boundaries. The conversations are specific, and so are we.

The Baltics combine some of Europe’s strictest AML enforcement with fast-moving digital adoption. Operators entering or scaling here need infrastructure that doesn’t slow down under regulatory weight. Kanggiten already operates across Europe, LatAm, CIS, Africa, and Asia. The architecture handles multiple jurisdictions, strict compliance, and real PAM load. 

Ivan Korkin, Kanggiten’s Head of Account Management, joins one of the summit’s panel discussions. The focus: what operators should actually measure in 2026 and where most platforms get it wrong. His angle is practical. Business metrics over backend vanity stats. Retention economics over acquisition spend. Kanggiten’s partners hit up to 39% retention against an industry benchmark of 30–35%. 

Ivan will break down what causes reg-to-deposit drops and what keeps Kanggiten at 70% conversion. Also, where AI stops being a talking point and starts being operational leverage. For example,fraud detection, KYC, anomaly alerts against historical load patterns. All of it tested on real traffic, real players, real data.

Kanggiten at Hipther Baltics Riga 2026 comes down to one thing. Meeting operators who are building or migrating brands in regulated markets. 50+ active brands. 99.9% uptime. 10+ years of B2C experience behind every product decision.

Book ahead. We’ll come prepared.