The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) also fined Folliot over 650,000 kronor ($70,000). He must also repay over 400,000 kronor ($40,000) that he earned from match-fixing, the ITIA said in a press release.
Folliot's best career singles ranking is 488th place.
The investigation involving Folliot has previously led to five other players being suspended to varying degrees – from six weeks to over five years.
The Frenchman, who denied wrongdoing, was ultimately charged with 27 counts of violating tennis' corruption rules. This relates to a total of ten matches, of which Folliot himself played eight.
According to ITIA, the 26-year-old is alleged to have influenced the outcome of matches, accepted money to underperform and offered other players money to fix matches.
