Atlantic Coast Conference Signs Comprehensive Partnership with Integrity Compliance 360

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and Integrity Compliance 360 (IC360), formerly U.S. Integrity and Odds On Compliance, have announced a comprehensive partnership. This partnership will provide each ACC member institution access to Integrity Compliance 360’s integrity monitoring technology and data insights. The proprietary integrity monitoring technology analyzes various data sets to identify irregular contest-level officiating and wagering patterns proactively. Many major collegiate conferences and professional sports organizations in the country also utilize this integrity monitoring service.

The agreement also gives each ACC member institution the option to opt in to receive Integrity Compliance 360’s educational services and access to its ProhiBet platform. ProhiBet is a comprehensive solution designed to prevent participation in prohibited sports wagering activities by student-athletes, coaches, and staff.

“The ACC’s partnership with Integrity Compliance 360 is extremely important as we continue our dedication to upholding the integrity and true spirit of college athletics. Through this collaboration, our member schools will have access to cutting-edge technology for monitoring and ensuring the fairest and safest environments for student-athletes nationwide,” said ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips, Ph.D.

“We are thrilled to be working with the Atlantic Coast Conference. Their commitment to upholding the integrity of their competitions is precisely what we look for in our partnerships. We look forward to further bolstering their safeguards by providing them with the best integrity monitoring solution in the world, in tandem with our customized Education deliverables and state of the art technology like ProhiBet. It’s through initiatives and collaborative efforts like these, that we will continue to ensure the fairest and safest environments for student-athletes across the country,” Matthew Holt, CEO & Co-Founder of IC360, said.

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