Anjouan Gaming Authority
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- Anjouan Gaming Authority clarifies its licences do not authorise global operations
The Anjouan Gaming Authority said its internet gaming licences apply under Anjouan’s framework and do not authorise operators to work in every country. In a LinkedIn post on 10 June, the regulator said licensees remain responsible for complying with rules in markets where they advertise, accept players or process payments. It also said licences carry ongoing obligations and may be suspended or revoked.
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- Anjouan Gaming requires licensed operators to use approved ADR providers
- Anjouan Gaming sets complaint deadlines and ADR process for operators
- Anjouan Gaming Authority requires operators to link licence seals to its register
- Anjouan Gaming sets compliance standards for licensed operators
- Anjouan Gaming requires visible display of interactive licence seal
- Anjouan Gaming issues internet gaming licences for B2C and B2B firms
- Anjouan Gaming Authority sets out regulatory principles for licensing and enforcement
- Anjouan Gaming Authority sets out enforcement measures for licence breaches
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