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ED widens Gameskraft probe with more raids

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Bengaluru
  • Gameskraft ran real-money rummy apps and is being investigated by the Enforcement Directorate for money laundering
  • In late July 2026 the ED searched more linked firms, including Nirdesa Network and an InMobi group company
  • Its attachment order alleges the platform used automated bot players; the claims are still to be tested in court

What happened

  • The Enforcement Directorate widened its Gameskraft investigation in late July 2026.
  • It searched associated companies, including Nirdesa Network and InMobi Technology Services.
  • Reports said the ED also searched the Bengaluru office of Mohalla Tech, ShareChat's parent.
  • The details appear in the ED's attachment order.
  • The case is still under investigation.

Why it matters

  • The ED alleges Gameskraft used bot accounts to steer game results and make its tables look busy.
  • It cites internal records tracking "BOT Revenue" alongside real players.
  • The case could matter for all real-money gaming firms in India.

The business

  • Gameskraft ran online rummy played for money.
  • Its apps included RummyCulture.
  • It is based in Bengaluru.

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  • ED search: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is the agency that enforces India's foreign exchange law, FEMA, and its money-laundering law, PMLA. A search is an investigative step, not a verdict, and the consequences differ sharply depending on which of the two laws is invoked.

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