iGaming Licensing
Online gaming licences for operators and suppliers in Malta (MGA), Curaçao, Anjouan, the Isle of Man and Gibraltar.
Online gaming licensing isn't really a country problem — it's a payments problem. Most applications that fail, fail at the bank, the payment provider or the card processor. We check the payments side will work before we file with the regulator.
We work with operators selling to players, platforms and game suppliers, in Malta (MGA), the Isle of Man, Curaçao (under its new LOK rules), Anjouan, Gibraltar and Kahnawake — matched to your markets, products and payment plans.
Every job is checked by a specialist, with no hourly billing, and includes the compliance framework, responsible-gambling and anti-money-laundering manuals, technical documents and the post-licence preparation the regulator will inspect.
What we do for you
- For operators, platforms and suppliers
- Crypto-friendly and traditional options
- Payment providers and banks lined up
Who usually uses this
- Operators launching casino, sports betting or lottery brands
- Platform and game suppliers getting certified for regulated markets
- Established operators adding a second licence or moving out of unregulated markets
One team, step by step, from the first call to handing it over.
Your target markets, products and which payment providers will accept you, mapped before choosing the country.
Company setup, business plan, responsible-gambling and anti-money-laundering manuals, technical documents and personal declarations.
Submitting to the regulator, answering its questions, and coordinating the technical audit before launch.
Payment provider and card processor sign-up, identity-check provider set up, and compliance after launch.
What you receive.
Every engagement closes with a specialist-reviewed handover pack — retained on file for thirty years.
- Company and holding structure
- Business plan and financial forecasts
- Anti-money-laundering, responsible-gambling and technical policies
- Filing with the regulator and handling its questions
- Introductions to payment providers, card processors and identity-check providers
The countries we most often use for this service.
Questions we hear on every intake call.
- Which gaming licence is best?
- There's no single best licence — it depends on your markets, products, payments and tax. Malta (MGA) carries the most weight for selling to players in the EU; the Isle of Man for platforms and suppliers; Curaçao for casinos worldwide under its new LOK rules.
- How long does an MGA licence take?
- Realistically six to nine months from filing to first-stage approval, plus a technical audit before launch. Curaçao under the LOK is quicker — usually three to six months.
- Can I take crypto deposits?
- In some countries yes, in others no. We look at product, payments and country together so you have the answer before you file.
Start with a twenty-minute call. Come away with a written plan and price.
Every engagement begins with our advisory team and is assigned to the relevant specialists. Fees are quoted in writing before any work begins. No hourly billing.
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Every engagement begins with a twenty-minute advisory call. The fee is in writing before any work begins. No hourly billing.