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Belgium's Gaming Commission sets class E licence requirements for suppliers

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Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)

Belgium's Gaming Commission says manufacturers, installers and repairers of gaming devices, as well as online platform providers, need a class E licence. The licence lasts 10 years; new applicants must show funds for a guarantee of €12,500 per 50 machines for suppliers or €25,000 for third-party machine repair and online services.

Suppliers and online platform providers need class E licences and specified financial guarantees to serve Belgium’s gaming-device market.

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