How Long Does It Take to Get a Curaçao Gaming Licence?
Point Legal reports two CGA review phases of eight weeks each, extendable by four. Five advisers' timelines, from weeks to 180+ days, set against them.
Point Legal reports two CGA review phases of eight weeks each, extendable by four. Five advisers' timelines, from weeks to 180+ days, set against them.
Anjouan Gaming's own schedule: €17,828 to issue, €17,828 a year to renew, €500 per extra B2C domain, set against what three vendors quote.
Verify an Anjouan gaming licence on the regulator's register: what Active, Suspended, Revoked and Expired mean, and what a register hit does not prove.
Verify a Curaçao licence from the CGA's own documents: the seal, the licence registry, the certificates list and the enforcement register, each dated.
LOK fees as Point Legal reports them: €4,592 to apply, €47,450 a year for B2C. Older quoted figures, dated to their regime, and the CGA portal outage.
Verify a Kahnawake licence from the regulator's own pages: the permit register and its 2023 stamp, the logo certificate, and the complaint route.
The Kahnawake Client Provider Authorization, read from the regulator: what a CPA permits, the hosting rule, the IGL and KPL, the fee, and how one ends.
KGC notice of August 13, 2026: a $35,000 CPA application fee now, $40,000 from January 1, 2027. The current-vs-2027 fee table, read from the regulator.
Treasury's proposed rule on section 3 of the GENIUS Act carries two different start dates for two different prohibitions. The sector's shorthand collapses them; the text does not.
Two Hillsborough County filings put Worldpay, Trustly, Yodlee, Praxis Tech and Breeze Labs Payments on the defendant list beside the operators the state says they served. Nothing is proved yet — but the theory on trial is that the rail is part of the machine.
DraftKings has begun selling five-minute positions on Bitcoin and Ethereum prices, offered via Crypto.com and self-certified with the CFTC in April, per trade reporting. The wrapper is new; the cost structure is not.
The Gambling Commission says a games supplier will pay £4.75m over titles that reached six unlicensed sites. The findings are anti-money-laundering ones, not game-fairness ones — and the difference matters.
The LOK ends the master-license arrangement that housed much of the crypto casino sector. What direct licensing changes on paper — and what only enforcement can change.
Industry reporting puts first-quarter wagers around $26 billion and crypto acceptance at well over half of online casinos. The direction is clear; the decimals deserve suspicion.