Licence Applications

A gaming licence application involves more than a form and a fee. Regulators ask for corporate documents, ownership and source-of-funds evidence, business plans, compliance policies and technical documentation, and they verify all of it during due diligence. This category collects our articles on preparing a gaming licence application: the steps regulators follow, the documents they request, realistic timelines for each stage and the reasons applications are delayed or rejected. The articles also cover renewals and what changes operators must report after a licence is granted. Requirements differ by regulator. The Malta Gaming Authority, the Curacao Gaming Authority, the Kahnawake Gaming Commission and the Anjouan Gaming Commission each run their own process, and preparation that satisfies one may be incomplete for another. Read these guides before you start a gaming licence application, and contact DD Consultus if you want specialists to manage the process from document preparation to submission.