Find out how we can help you obtain your online iGaming License

GBO stands at the forefront of the gaming industry, offering holistic solutions for both established gaming businesses and budding startups. Our comprehensive suite of services covers every aspect required to launch your igaming venture, from company establishment and gaming licensure to bank account creation, merchant account facilitation, and system integrations.

 

We curate a spectrum of online gaming license solutions, ensuring they align with your unique requirements and growth stage. Among the top-tier licenses we offer are:

  • Anjouan Gaming License: This emerging regulatory framework is gaining traction among gaming operators, presenting a viable alternative to the Curacao license.
  • New Curacao Gaming License: As 2024 approaches with the anticipated unveiling of Curacao’s new licensing regulations, you can rely on us to guide and support you in securing licenses under this revamped regime.

Speak with our experts about your iGaming License:

WhatsApp us: +972504938469, email us: info@gbo-il.com

    Why Choose Us for Your Licensing Needs?

    1. We’ve successfully secured licenses for countless clients.
    2. Experience a swift licensing journey, completed in just 2-3 weeks.
    3. Our process is not only affordable but also seamless and straightforward.
    4. We provide support in establishing bank accounts and integrating PSPs.
    5. One license from us covers all your gaming operations.

    Malta Gaming Authority (MGA)

    Website: mga.org.mt/mgalicenseeregister/

    The Malta Gaming Authority is one of the foremost regulatory bodies in the global online gambling industry. Established in 2001, the MGA’s legal framework is based on the Gaming Act of 2018 and its subsidiary legislation. Malta, being an EU member, has made its regulatory environment particularly attractive for operators targeting European markets. The MGA is renowned for its rigorous yet fair licensing process. Costs associated with obtaining a license from MGA vary depending on the type of license but are generally competitive. The MGA’s license register showcases a vast number of companies, marking its popularity and trustworthiness in the industry.

     

    The Gambling Commission (UKGC)

    Website: gamblingcommission.gov.uk/public-register/businesses/

    Founded in 2007 under the Gambling Act of 2005, the UK Gambling Commission is tasked with regulating all commercial gambling in Great Britain. The UKGC is known for its stringent regulatory environment, ensuring the utmost fairness, transparency, and player protection. Its legal framework is one of the most comprehensive globally. While the licensing costs can be relatively high, the prestige and market access associated with a UKGC license make it a popular choice for many operators. The public register on their website provides a detailed list of licensed entities.

     

    Curacao Gaming Authority

    The Curacao Gaming Authority was one of the first regulatory organizations to oversee online gambling. Since 1996, this authority located on the Caribbean island nation of Curacao has issued gambling licenses. Recent implementation of the National Ordinance on Games of Chance, also known as the LoK, represents a significant overhaul of their licensing structure. The LoK will replace the current master and sub-license system, thereby streamlining the licensing process and enhancing regulatory oversight. With the establishment of the LoK, Curacao hopes to further enhance its reputation by ensuring a more transparent, fair, and secure gambling environment for operators and players alike.

     

    Anjouan eGaming license

    Anjouan, one of the Comoros Islands located in the Indian Ocean, offers an eGaming license that has become appealing to a number of online gambling operators. The Anjouan licensing authority offers a more cost-effective and expedient alternative for companies seeking to enter the online gambling market. The Anjouan eGaming license enables operators to legally operate in a variety of international markets, despite the fact that it may not enjoy the same level of global recognition as more established jurisdictions. The licensing procedure is relatively straightforward, with fewer bureaucratic obstacles, making it especially attractive for startups and smaller businesses seeking to carve out a niche in the competitive online gambling industry.

     

    Alderney Gaming Control Commission (AGCC)

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    Founded in 2000, the Alderney Gaming Control Commission has positioned itself as a premier regulatory body for online gaming. The AGCC operates under the framework of the Alderney eGambling Ordinance of 2009. While Alderney might be a smaller jurisdiction, its regulatory rigor and emphasis on player protection have given it global recognition. The costs are competitive, and the AGCC offers various licenses tailored to different types of operators and service providers. Their diverse licensee lists, available on their website, testify to their widespread acceptance in the industry.

     

    Gibraltar Gambling Commission (GGC)

    Website: gibraltar.gov.gi/finance-gaming-and-regulations/remote-gambling

    Located on the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar has emerged as a significant hub for online gambling operations. The Gibraltar Gambling Commission, established under the Gambling Act of 2005, provides licenses to operators targeting the UK and EU markets. Known for its robust regulatory oversight and competitive tax rates, GGC attracts numerous big-name operators. Costs are generally favorable, and its website provides a list of licensed entities.

     

    Swedish Gambling Authority (SGA)

    Website: spelinspektionen.se/en/

    The Swedish Gambling Authority, or Spelinspektionen, is responsible for ensuring the legality, safety, and reliability of the Swedish gaming and gambling market. Founded in 2018, the SGA operates under the Swedish Gambling Act. With its rigorous regulatory framework, the SGA ensures operators prioritize responsible gaming and player protection. The associated costs are reasonable given the access to the Swedish market. The SGA’s website provides a comprehensive list of license holders.

     

    Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ)

    Website: ordenacionjuego.es/en/operadores/buscar

    The DGOJ is the regulatory body overseeing online gambling activities in Spain. Established in 2011, the DGOJ operates under the Spanish Gambling Act. The DGOJ has gained recognition for its efforts in ensuring fair play, player protection, and combating illegal activities. Licensing costs are competitive, considering the access it provides to the burgeoning Spanish online gaming market. The DGOJ’s website provides a detailed register of all licensed operators in Spain.

     


    In conclusion, each of these gaming regulatory bodies provides a unique set of opportunities and challenges. Operators should consider the specific requirements, costs, and market access associated with each jurisdiction when deciding where to apply for a license.

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