Game Licensing

The right licence, in the right market, before launch day.

Game Licensing is regulatory strategy, application, certification, and ongoing compliance across gaming jurisdictions — so you enter a market with approvals in hand rather than pending, and stay licensed without the renewal cycle becoming a fire drill.

What it does

A gaming licence is not a form. It is a jurisdiction's judgement about your ownership, your funding, your technology, your player protections, and your ability to keep proving all of it every reporting period. Each regulator asks differently, certifies differently, and expects differently, and the cost of getting it wrong is a launch that slips by quarters or a market you can never re-enter. Most operators learn the process by living through it once, expensively.

We have lived through it many times. The work starts with the question of where to go and in what order, weighed against tax, player protection obligations, and the content you already hold. Applications are prepared to what each regulator actually scrutinises. Technical and RNG certification is coordinated with the test laboratories so it lands alongside the licence rather than after it. Responsible-gaming and anti-money-laundering programmes are documented once and adapted per market. And when the licence is granted, the reporting calendar, the change notifications, and the renewal are ours to keep on schedule.

Capabilities

Jurisdiction selection and market-entry strategy

A comparison of target markets on licensing cost, tax, timeline, player-protection obligations, and content restrictions — and a recommended sequence that gets revenue flowing while the longer approvals run.

Licence application and regulator liaison

Preparation of corporate, financial, technical, and personal-suitability submissions to each regulator's expectations, and direct handling of the questions that come back so nothing stalls in an inbox.

Technical and RNG certification coordination

Scoping, scheduling, and managing platform and game certification with accredited test laboratories, aligned to the licence timeline so approval and certification arrive together.

Responsible-gaming and AML programme documentation

Policies, procedures, and controls for player protection and anti-money-laundering written to each regulator's requirements, mapped to how your platform actually enforces them.

Ongoing reporting and licence maintenance

A compliance calendar per jurisdiction — periodic returns, financial reports, incident notifications, key-person changes — with submissions prepared and filed before the deadline, every time.

Change management for new content and features

Before a new game, payment method, or product feature goes live in a market, we confirm whether it needs notification, certification, or approval, and handle it so launch is not blocked.

Jurisdictions we work with

Experience across the regulators operators most commonly target, from established European frameworks to the state-by-state landscape in North America.

Malta Gaming Authority
B2C and B2B licensing under the MGA framework, the most common European base for multi-market operators.
UK Gambling Commission
Remote operating licences and the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice that govern the British market.
Curaçao
Licensing under the reformed framework administered by the Curaçao Gaming Authority, including migration from legacy sub-licences.
Isle of Man GSC
Online Gambling Regulation Act licensing under the Gambling Supervision Commission.
US state regulators
State-level licensing and vendor registration, including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, where iGaming is legal.
Ontario iGO / AGCO
Registration with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario and agreement with iGaming Ontario for the Canadian market.

Why operators bring us in

— We have filed where you want to go

Each regulator has its own habits — what it scrutinises, what it waves through, where applications stall. Knowing them in advance is the difference between a launch date and a launch quarter.

— One programme, many regulators

Responsible-gaming, AML, and technical controls are documented once against your platform and adapted per jurisdiction. A new market adds a mapping, not a new binder.

— Renewals and reports never surprise you

The compliance calendar is maintained for you. Returns are filed early, changes are notified on time, and the renewal is a formality because nothing has lapsed in between.

Tell us where you want to launch next.

We will map the jurisdictions against your product and timeline, tell you honestly which are realistic and in what order, and lay out what each will ask of you before you apply.