Frogo CEO Volodymyr Todurov addressed industry leaders from the SiGMA World main stage on modernising risk strategies before his company walked away with one of the event’s top prizes.
The fraud prevention platform subsequently collected the Best AI & Innovation Solution accolade at the SiGMA World Awards 2026, held on November 6.
Beyond the keynote, Frogo operated a dedicated exhibition space at Booth H1-1047, where attendees could watch live demonstrations of the platform’s capabilities firsthand.
The company positions itself as an all-in-one solution covering fraud prevention and risk management across iGaming, E-commerce, and Fintech sectors simultaneously.
Central to Frogo’s proposition is its cross-domain device tracking technology, which targets sophisticated threat schemes including bonus abuse, multi-accounting, and automated bot networks.
Rather than applying static rule sets that can frustrate genuine users, the platform is built on a recall-first architecture designed to flag threats without creating unnecessary friction at login.
The system processes behavioral biometrics, cross-browser activity, and input anomalies to surface suspicious patterns as they emerge, leaving legitimate customers with an uninterrupted experience.
Judges recognised this technical approach as addressing genuinely complex risk management demands across high-volume digital industries where conventional security tools often fall short.
Todurov framed the recognition as proof of concept for the direction his team has pursued, stating: “Winning the Best AI & Innovation Solution award at SiGMA validates our core strategy: making advanced fraud prevention accessible, adaptable, highly accurate and turning the cost into a profit.”
The emphasis on converting fraud prevention expenditure into measurable profit signals a commercial argument that goes beyond pure security positioning in a crowded market.
For iGaming operators specifically, the promise of accurate threat detection without degrading player experience carries significant weight given the industry’s reliance on smooth onboarding and retention funnels.
Frogo’s dual presence at SiGMA World, spanning both the main stage and the exhibition floor, suggests the company is actively pushing for greater visibility among operators and platform providers in 2026.
