Integrity is infrastructure.
GAMECHANGER360 connects education, secure reporting, live monitoring and AI intelligence into one continuous system, so federations, leagues and regulators protect competition before it is compromised.

Experience across sport, media and institutions












Independently reported figures on betting volume, monitoring and manipulation. Every number links to its source.
$240B
estimated global betting turnover on the 2026 World Cup, nearly double Qatar 2022
Sport has an integrity problem. No system is built to protect it.
Global betting, prediction markets, social media exposure and data-driven manipulation have changed the threat. Integrity governance has not kept up.
Institutions
- Reactive
- Fragmented
- No intelligence layer
Athletes
- Unprepared
- Unprotected
- Isolated
Ecosystem
- Globalised risk
- Digital exposure
- Rapid escalation
US Attorney charges current and former NBA players in a sports betting and money laundering conspiracy.
US Department of Justice
UFC confirms meeting with the FBI over suspicious betting activity.
Reuters
Turkish football referees caught up in a large-scale gambling scandal.
The Economist
Betting scandals leave pro sports one way to save a $165 billion market: an independent integrity function.
MarketWatch
UK House of Lords hears evidence that match-fixing is escalating with expanded betting markets.
UK Parliament
Independent monitors flag seven World Cup 2026 matches for betting irregularities.
Copenhagen Group
A selection of publicly reported cases, not a complete record. Manipulation that is never detected does not appear on any list.
Integrity is no longer a policy problem. It is a systems problem.
Integrity intelligence for sport. A 360° framework.
Integrity in sport is not a single function. It is knowledge, education, technology, intelligence, governance, communication and implementation working as one. GAMECHANGER360 unifies them into one system.
Knowledge
Real-world expertise and fragmented insight transformed into usable frameworks for institutions and governing bodies.
KnowledgeStructured understanding
- Institutions
- Governing bodies
Four products. One connected integrity system.
Each product solves a specific layer. Together they form a continuous loop: education prepares, reporting captures, monitoring detects, intelligence learns.
Integrity education that scales across organisations.

- Courses, certifications and onboarding programmes
- AI Integrity Coach and knowledge base
- White-label LMS for institutions
- Certification and compliance visibility
Secure reporting that turns incidents into structured intelligence.

- Anonymous submission with tracking codes
- Guided reporting workflows
- Encrypted evidence handling
- AI-assisted categorisation and prioritisation
Real-time integrity oversight for the people accountable for it.

- Live monitoring dashboards
- Risk scoring engine
- Entity intelligence profiles
- Investigation workflows
The central intelligence layer that makes AI usable, controllable and scalable.

- Knowledge ingestion and management
- Vector search and retrieval-augmented AI
- Central AI configuration layer
- API and integration access
Every interaction strengthens the system. Every signal improves the next decision.
Learn
Athletes and staff complete scenario-based education. Completion and behaviour data flow into the system.
Report
Concerns are captured securely and categorised. Cases become structured intelligence.
Monitor
Signals, reports and partner alerts are scored and connected to entities and investigations.
Understand
The intelligence layer learns from every case and answer, improving education, detection and policy.
The more the system is used, the more valuable it becomes.
Built for every layer of sport.
Different products address different stakeholders across the ecosystem. Each layer connects. One system unifies them.
Sports we cover

Moses Swaibu
Founder & CEO
Built by someone who has stood on both sides of the line.
Moses Swaibu was a professional footballer at Crystal Palace and Lincoln City before he was recruited by a match-fixing syndicate, convicted and jailed. He rebuilt his life around one conviction: the people best placed to protect sport are those who understand exactly how it is corrupted.
Since 2015 he has worked on integrity education with governing bodies, spoken at UEFA and Council of Europe conferences, given evidence to the UK House of Lords on the Macolin Convention, and told the story on the BBC.
“That's what prevention actually looks like: education that lands from someone who lived it.”
UK House of Lords evidence, 2026
BASL 30th Annual Conference keynote
European Athletes' Forum & Assembly
FIFA Integrity Summit, Singapore
What is moving in sport integrity.
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