Comoros calls Anjouan licensing bodies fictitious and seeks UK help over gambling network
The Comoros disputes the legal status of licences held by nearly 1,500 businesses on Anjouan's public register.
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Anjouan authority lists licence terminations and September conditions update
Licensed operators are expected to monitor notices because requirements may affect their compliance obligations.
Anjouan authority publishes record of permanently revoked gaming licences
Operators can use the record to check whether an internet gaming licence has been permanently withdrawn.
Anjouan Gaming Authority clarifies its licences do not authorise global operations
Operators must assess local authorisation requirements separately from holding an Anjouan gaming licence.
Anjouan Gaming requires licensed operators to use approved ADR providers
Licensed operators must fund independent dispute resolution when their internal complaint process does not resolve a player’s case.
Anjouan Gaming sets complaint deadlines and ADR process for operators
Operators need complaint processes that meet the specified response, submission and escalation requirements.
Anjouan Gaming Authority requires operators to link licence seals to its register
Operators must align seal display with licence status and remove it when a licence expires or is suspended or revoked.
Anjouan Gaming requires visible display of interactive licence seal
Operators displaying the seal must keep it accessible and accurate, while unauthorised use may trigger enforcement action.
Anjouan Gaming sets compliance standards for licensed operators
Operators must maintain specified controls throughout their licence terms and could face suspension or revocation for breaches.
Licence
Anjouan Gaming issues internet gaming licences for B2C and B2B firms
The licence categories set out which B2C operators and B2B suppliers may apply to provide internet gaming services under Anjouan law.
Anjouan Gaming outlines authority overseeing internet gaming licences
The description identifies the authority responsible for licensing, supervision and enforcement across Anjouan’s internet gaming sector.
Anjouan Gaming adds QR verification to internet gaming licence certificates
Operators and partners can use the register to check a certificate’s authenticity and the domains covered by a licence.
Anjouan Gaming offers public-register checks for internet gaming licences
Operators and suppliers can check a prospective counterparty’s licence status and approved licence type through the register.
Anjouan Gaming Authority defines B2C and B2B internet gaming licences
The categories clarify which licence applies to operators and suppliers and the activities their licences may cover.
Anjouan Gaming Authority details graduated enforcement policy
The policy sets out the potential consequences and escalation process for licensed operators’ non-compliance.
Anjouan Gaming Authority sets out enforcement measures for licence breaches
Operators are informed of possible regulatory action, including suspension or revocation of their licences.
Anjouan Gaming Authority sets out regulatory principles for licensing and enforcement
The charter describes the principles governing the authority’s decisions affecting licensed gaming businesses.