Licence Jurisdictions

Gaming licence jurisdictions differ in cost, processing time, market access and ongoing compliance obligations. This category collects our guides and news on the licensing jurisdictions DD Consultus works with, including Malta, Curacao, Anjouan, Kahnawake, Tobique, Romania, Bulgaria and the Isle of Man. Each article covers what the regulator requires, what the licence permits, and what operators should prepare before applying. Use these guides to understand how gaming licence jurisdictions compare on application fees, annual fees, corporate requirements and timelines, and what each licence does not cover. A Curacao licence, for example, does not grant access to regulated EU markets, and Romania requires its own ONJN licence regardless of other approvals an operator holds. The right jurisdiction depends on your target markets, payment providers, game portfolio and budget. If you are choosing between gaming licence jurisdictions for a new operation or an expansion, contact DD Consultus for a consultation based on your specific plans.