Just over a week after reports of a police or security operation at at least one Royal Partners’ office in Minsk, the company has released its first public statement...
1win considers Royal Partners acquisition following Maxbit layoffs
Royal Partners remains in the centre of attention as one of its affiliate programs, a Belarus-based Maxbit informed employees on June 19 via Telegram that it can no longer maintain normal operations or continue paying salaries.
Staff have reportedly been offered mutual termination agreements with compensation of around $600, described as the maximum amount approved by local authorities.
The situation comes after earlier reports of a police raid at Royal Partners’ Minsk office, followed by a temporary suspension of traffic processing while internal checks were carried out. Together, these events have added to uncertainty across the wider affiliate ecosystem connected to the company.
At the same time, interest from outside the company appears to be growing.
Several Telegram channels have also reposted messages attributed to the owner of 1win, suggesting that the company is considering a potential acquisition of Royal Partners or selected assets.
Despite the disruption, sources close to Royal Partners say the business itself is not shutting down. They describe the current situation as a restructuring process rather than liquidation, with affiliate partner payments reportedly continuing as usual.
According to reports from industry Telegram channels, there was a police or security raid at at least one of Royal Partners’ offices in Minsk, with several employees...
