Licence Types
The Authority issues Internet Gaming Licences in two categories: business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B). Each category is subject to specific regulatory requirements, permitted activities, and compliance obligations.
◆ Licence categories are defined by the nature of the applicant’s operations. The licence type determines the scope of permitted activities and the regulatory obligations applicable to the licence holder.
Operator Licences
Licences for entities operating online gaming platforms offering services directly to players.
Service Provider Licences
Approvals for companies providing technology or services to licensed gaming operators.
B2C Operator Licence
B2C licences are issued to entities offering internet gaming services directly to consumers. The licence authorises the operation of gaming platforms across a range of permitted verticals, subject to the specific conditions attached to each licence.
B2B Service Provider Licence
B2B licences are issued to critical service suppliers providing platform, software, or technical services to licensed B2C operators. B2B licence holders are subject to regulatory standards specific to their role in the supply chain, including technical integrity and compliance obligations.
Permitted Activities
Internet Gaming Licences cover a range of permitted activities. The specific activities authorised under each licence are defined in the licence conditions.
- Online casinos
- Sports betting
- Poker and bingo
- Prediction markets
- Blockchain-based gaming platforms
- Cryptocurrency-enabled gaming operations
Note
Licence categories and permitted activities may evolve as the regulatory framework develops. Applicants should confirm current licence categories with the Authority.