Licence types, process & fees
Four licence classes covering the internet gaming lifecycle, granted through a structured and transparent application process.
Four classes of licence
B2C Interactive Gaming
B2B Software Supply
Sports Betting
Live Dealer Operations
From enquiry to grant
Every application follows the same six-stage path.
Contact the Office of the Registrar to discuss the appropriate licence class.
Submit corporate, ownership, and personnel information for fitness and propriety checks.
Provide the required documents, technical certifications, and policy set.
The Registrar issues a provisional decision subject to fee settlement.
Pay the application and first annual fee for the chosen class.
The licence is entered on the register and each authorised domain is issued its seal.
What you will need
- ◆Certificate of incorporation and constitutional documents.
- ◆Register of directors and ultimate beneficial owners.
- ◆Passport and proof-of-address for each key person.
- ◆Business plan and evidence of capital adequacy.
- ◆AML/CFT policy and responsible-gaming policy.
- ◆RNG / game-fairness certification from an accredited laboratory.
- ◆Technical and hosting details for each domain to be authorised.
Schedule of fees
All figures in USD. Annual and renewal fees are payable per licence.
| Licence Class | Application | Annual | Renewal |
|---|---|---|---|
| B2C Interactive Gaming | $10,000 | $45,000 | $40,000 |
| B2B Software Supply | $12,000 | $60,000 | $55,000 |
| Sports Betting | $9,000 | $38,000 | $34,000 |
| Live Dealer Operations | $11,000 | $52,000 | $48,000 |
Fees are indicative and confirmed in the provisional decision. Additional domain-authorisation fees may apply.
Conditions attached to every licence
- ◆Maintain the standards set out in the Regulatory Framework at all times.
- ◆Display a valid Interactive Licence Seal on every authorised domain.
- ◆Segregate player funds and honour legitimate withdrawals promptly.
- ◆Submit compliance reports on the Authority's reporting calendar.
- ◆Notify the Authority of material changes to ownership or operations.
- ◆Exclude players from prohibited territories.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an application take?+
Timeframes depend on the completeness of the submission and the licence class. Well-prepared applications typically move through due diligence within a few weeks.
Can one licence cover multiple domains?+
Yes. A licence may authorise multiple domains; each authorised domain receives its own Interactive Licence Seal.
Are licences transferable?+
No. A licence is granted to a specific holder. A change of control must be notified to and approved by the Authority.
What happens if a licence expires?+
An expired licence is marked on the register and its seals cease to verify as valid until the licence is renewed.
Begin an application
Contact the Office of the Registrar to discuss the right licence class for your operation and the documentation required.
Contact the Registrar