iGaming licences that hold up
Curaçao under the new LOK, Anjouan as a bridge, Malta for the long run.
In Curaçao and Anjouan
Every iGaming licence we work with
Anjouan internet gaming licence1 jurisdiction
Curaçao B2B supplier licence (LOK)1 jurisdiction
Curaçao B2C online gaming licence (LOK)1 jurisdiction
MGA gaming service (B2C) and critical gaming supply (B2B) licence1 jurisdiction
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Recent and upcoming changes
- UpcomingEuropean Union · Crypto, Fintech & Crypto, iGaming · high impact
EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) applies
Regulation (EU) 2024/1624 applies from 10 July 2027 and replaces much of the national AML rulebook with directly applicable EU rules on customer due diligence, beneficial ownership and internal controls. CASPs, payment and e-money institutions and gambling operators in the EU will need to update their AML policies and procedures to the Regulation's text.
Source ↗ - UpcomingCuraçao · iGaming · high impact
Curaçao local substance requirement takes effect
On 23 January 2026 the Curaçao Gaming Authority announced that the Minister of Justice had granted a general extension of the local substance requirement in Article 5.12 of the LOK, so operators do not need to meet it before 1 April 2027. Licensees should use the time to plan local management, staff and premises.
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