License Name
Comoros Online Gaming Licence
Comoros Online Gaming Licence
Union of the Comoros (primarily Anjouan/Mwali)
Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA) / Anjouan Gaming Commission
Online casino games, sports betting, poker, lottery, bingo, esports, skill gaming
International
Average
Registration as International Business Company (IBC) in Anjouan/Mwali
€250,000 or $250,000
At least one director/shareholder (individual or corporate); no nationality restriction
Mandatory AML, transaction monitoring, KYC, and suspicious activity reporting
Protection of player personal data in accordance with stated policies
Regular financial, technical, and operational reporting to regulator
Periodic audits and operational reviews
Mandatory software certification for fairness and security
Required for casino games
Use of licensed/regulated payment providers; payment accounts in Comoros
No local server requirement; servers may be located internationally
Use of up to 2 domains per license; more with additional fees
No local language requirement specified
Wide currency support permitted
Initial license fee €39,750; legal/compliance costs vary by case
Criminal background checks for all directors/shareholders/UBOs
License does not allow targeting Comoros residents; international use only
No tax on gross gaming revenue; tax exempt for international activity
Secure player data storage required
International scope permitted; sub-licensing not allowed
Straightforward, transparent process
AOFA/Anjouan Gaming Commission
Appointment of a local certified compliance officer required
Notification and approval required for transfer
Sub-licensing not permitted
€39,750 (initial)
Approximately €17,000–25,000 depending on operation scope
0% on gaming revenue; no VAT or corporate income tax on offshore activity
None specified
Bank guarantee or professional indemnity insurance/fidelity bond required
Minimum paid-up capital and proof of solvency
Periodic financial reports, audit statements
1–1.5 months from full application submission
Incorporation certificate, KYC/AML policy, business plan, bank statements, software certification, director/shareholder IDs, proof of address, criminal record checks
Detailed business plan submission required
Written policies for AML, KYC, responsible gaming
Independent technical testing of systems
Certification for gaming software and RNG
Qualification and experience for compliance/operations roles
Registered business address required; no need for physical operating office
Local agent or representative in Comoros is mandatory
Marketing to Comoros residents prohibited; general standards for responsible promotion
Tools for self-exclusion, deposit limits, and player protection mandatory
Required
Verification of age required before account approval
Full KYC procedures for all players
Customer support required; local language support not mandatory
System for player complaints required
Segregation of player and company funds required
Timely processing of withdrawals per policy and regulation
General standards apply
Casino, betting, poker, lottery, bingo, esports, skill games
Not specified by regulator; operator defined
Software certification for fairness; minimum RTP not standardized
No special regulation; adherence to fairness principles
Permitted if certified platform is compliant
Mobile platforms covered if main license compliant
Permitted; subject to responsible promotion standards
Secure infrastructure with certified controls
Use of SSL/TLS or equivalent for data security
Regular data backups mandated
Real-time monitoring and reporting for suspicious activities
Logging of player activity and operational transactions required
Fraud prevention and detection measures mandatory
API documentation as required by technical certification
Server can be hosted internationally
Allowed
Infrastructure should support user/transaction scaling
Not specified
24/7 technical support required
1 year; renewable annually
Annual renewal with fee and updated documentation
Fines, license suspension, or revocation
Notification and regulatory approval required
Notification and approval for structural changes
Due diligence on third-party providers
Use of licensed trademark/logo as registered
Operator responsible for respecting IP laws
As per AOFA or relevant jurisdiction commercial arbitration
Professional indemnity/fidelity insurance required
Not specified
Training in AML, responsible gaming required
Not specified
Not specified
Not specified
Supported but not mandated
Permitted if compliant with AML/KYC requirements
Permitted
Permitted
Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
https://gamingcontrolanjouan.org
What is Comoros Online Gaming Licence?
The Comoros Online Gaming Licence is an international license issued by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority to regulate online gambling businesses, including casinos, sports betting, poker, and lotteries for non-residents.
Which jurisdiction issues Comoros Online Gaming Licence?
The license is issued in the Union of the Comoros, primarily by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA) / Anjouan Gaming Commission.
What is the cost of obtaining Comoros Online Gaming Licence?
The initial license fee is approximately €39,750, with annual renewal fees starting from €17,000–25,000 depending on the operation size.
What are the main requirements for Comoros Online Gaming Licence?
Main requirements include forming an International Business Company, maintaining minimum share capital of €250,000, appointing a local representative, implementing AML/KYC procedures, securing technical certification, and passing a compliance review by the regulator.