Licensing & Compliance

An iGaming operator lives inside more rulebooks than the one that issued its licence: banks, card schemes, content suppliers, app stores and advertising regulators each set their own. We hold them together.

Commercial gaming in the Emirates answers to one federal authority, and it licenses companies and people separately. We will say which licences your group needs and build the structure they require.

A Maltese licence runs ten years and bills from the day it is issued. We classify your games against the four types, evidence the capital and name the key functions on time.

The Island asks for a real operation: a Manx company, resident directors, servers and player funds on the Island. We pick the licence type and build the presence before filing.

Georgia issues a separate international permit for operators whose players are all abroad. We decide domestic or international, clear the tax bar and map one permit to one domain.

Curacao now licenses operators directly, and the ordinance names every figure: the handling charge, two annual rights, the local staffing schedule. We build the company and carry both phases.

Anjouan publishes a flat fee, a public register and a certificate that can be checked. We apply in the right category, declare the ownership chain properly and get your domains approved before launch.

The United States has no single privacy law: every state writes its own test of who is covered, and federal rules sit on top by sector. We will count which ones reach you.

Three data protection regimes run side by side in the UAE, and which one reaches you depends on where the company is registered. We will name it and build the file it asks for.

Cyprus answers the questions Europe leaves to each country in its own law: a lower age of consent, closed categories, criminal liability. We will apply those answers to your product.

We will check that your activity, your licence and the person at the end of the ownership chain tell one story, and file the beneficial owner records the registrar and your bank both ask for.

We will write the set your product actually ships with: the EULA or the SaaS agreement, the terms, the privacy policy, and the checks you run on the people who pay you.

We will match what your product actually does against the definitions that decide whether it needs a permission, and check that the papers you hold still cover it.

The European regulation follows your users rather than your address. We will say whether it reaches you, put every purpose on a lawful ground and build the file behind the policy.

We will work out which regime catches your product and which one you should choose, then run the licence application through to the regulator's decision.

We will read your product against the definitions that make it gambling, compare the regimes on your own markets, and, where we agree to, carry the application as far as the regulator’s decision.