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Interview with Bartosz Skwarczek, CEO of G2A.COM, for MCVUK about how G2A plans to win over the gaming industry.

Online retailer G2A is looking to artificial intelligence to identify fraudulent transactions on its site, using a combination of algorithmic risk assessment and human screening to spot buyers who aren’t who they seem to be.

The company aims to become something of a one-stop gaming shop, able to provide everything from the digital version of the game someone is playing, to the chair they’re sitting in in order to play it.

We want to recognize leading figures who are key to the success of this digital transformation. They serve an extremely important role, because every great project requires a strong leader as an inspiration and example.

G2A now provides electronics, hoping to become a “one-stop shop” for gaming […]As well as electronics, the physical store will deal with many different kinds of merchandise.

Digital Shapers 2018 is a list of people with incredible skills and competencies. These people differ in many ways, but have one thing in common: thanks to their work Poland is closer to becoming one of the world's digital innovation...

The ‘gray market’ label has been stamped on G2A by many, but the company seems to thrive despite all these difficulties. It invests the most in its marketplace for it to become one of the largest platforms with software (games...

G2A is of course extremely interesting, because they offer everything that every other store or platform does, but it is all in one place here. Basically, you can get any game you want on G2A.COM, which makes it so much...

Interview with Maciek Kuc, head of Communication in G2A.

Safety is key when it comes to online payments. G2A takes it very seriously and works hard to perform much better than it is required of them. To reach their goals, they utilize artificial intelligence that develops fraud detection methods...

There are 400,000 sellers on G2A who compete with each other and keep their prices as low as possible. Sellers purchase new keys from publishers and developers in really large quantities: not just tens, but thousands, even millions of keys...