Gaming License Services
Launching an iGaming brand isn’t just about games and marketing — it starts with the right regulatory foundation.A properly structured gaming license helps you access payments, platform partners, and long-term growth markets while protecting your business from avoidable compliance risk.
GamingLicense.com helps operators choose a jurisdiction, prepare an application package, and build a licensing setup that fits their business model.
Why You Need a Gaming License
If you accept players, process deposits, or provide gaming-related services, you’re operating in a regulated space — even when your business is “offshore.” A gaming license (or a licensing authorization in a recognized jurisdiction) signals that your operation has oversight, controls, and accountability.
Payments & banking
Improves your ability to onboard PSPs, EMIs, agents, and crypto-to-fiat providers.
Platform partnerships
Helps with game suppliers, aggregators, white-label partners, and certification requirements.
Business resilience
Reduces takedown, domain, and processor risk — and supports long-term market access strategy.
Platform Player trust
A credible licensing setup supports responsible gaming, dispute handling, and compliance posture.
Choose the Right Jurisdiction
The “best” gambling license depends on your target markets, game type, payment stack, and budget. Our job is to help you align your licensing route with what you’re actually building — casino, sportsbook, crash games, crypto gaming, affiliates, or B2B services.
Curaçao Licensing Path
Common for casino, sportsbook, and multi-vertical brands
Works well with modern compliance + AML controls
Strong fit for operators prioritizing launch timelines
Anjouan Licensing Path
A popular alternative route for operators who want a streamlined application process and a cost-conscious
setup — often used by startups, crypto-forward projects, and international-facing platforms.
Often chosen for speed and simplicity
Can suit casino, sportsbook, and hybrid models
Works best with clear market restrictions strategy
Premium / Tier-1 Options
Best for proven brands with operational maturity
Higher compliance expectations and ongoing costs
Useful for multi-market growth planning.
Not sure which route fits? We’ll map your options based on your target countries, payment needs, and product model.
What We Help With
The “best” gambling license depends on your target markets, game type, payment stack, and budget. Our job is to help you align your licensing route with what you’re actually building — casino, sportsbook, crash games, crypto gaming, affiliates, or B2B services.
License Planning
Jurisdiction shortlist based on your business model
Target market & restricted market strategy
B2C vs B2B structuring guidance
Application Readiness
Document checklists + drafting support
Ownership/UBO packaging and fit & proper prep
Policies: AML, RG, complaints/ADR, KYC flows
Operational Compliance Setup
Compliance frameworks that match your scale
Vendor onboarding (games, payments, support)
Ongoing renewals and change management support
Market Restrictions: Where You Can’t Operate Matters
Every licensing route comes with practical limitations. Even with a valid license, you must respect restricted territories, local laws, and the rules imposed by your licensi ng authority and payment partners.
We’ll help you build a sensible strategy around geo-blocking, marketing restrictions, and risk-based country policies so you don’t accidentally create avoidable exposure.
Gaming License Cost: What to Expect
There’s no universal “cheap” gambling license — pricing depends on jurisdiction, scope (B2C/B2B), due diligence depth, and ongoing compliance obligations.
A realistic budget should consider:
Application and government fees.
Company formation and ongoing corporate maintenance.
Compliance staffing / MLRO requirements (as applicable)Compliance staffing / MLRO requirements (as applicable).
Policies, audits, and technical due diligence expectations.
Renewals, reporting, and material change approvals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Timelines vary by jurisdiction and by how prepared your documentation is. Some routes are designed for faster approvals, while premium jurisdictions can take longer due to deeper review.
Operating without a licensing setup can create serious payment, domain, and enforcement risks. Most reputable suppliers and processors will require a compliant licensing strategy.
No license automatically equals “worldwide.” You must still respect local laws and restricted markets, and align your operations with both regulator expectations and payment partner rules.
Yes — we can help you choose a route that fits crypto workflows while still building credible AML controls and payment continuity planning.