License Name
Jersey Remote Gambling Operators Licence
Jersey Remote Gambling Operators Licence
Jersey (Channel Islands)
Jersey Gambling Commission
Online casino, betting, poker, other remote gambling activities
International
Good
Company must be incorporated in Jersey or operate from a Jersey-based server
Not specified in verified sources
Disclosure of officers, senior management, shareholders with 5% or more beneficial interest
AML compliance procedures mandatory; for casino-style games, registration with the Jersey Financial Services Commission under Proceeds of Crime (Supervisory Bodies) (Jersey) Law 2008 required
Must comply with Jersey data protection regime (aligned with GDPR principles)
Periodic and event-driven reporting as required by the Commission
Subject to periodic inspections; audit frequency determined by risk profile
Gaming software certification required; technical standards published by the Commission
Required for random number generator-based games
Use of approved/certified payment providers
Operators must be Jersey-incorporated or genuinely operate from a Jerseylocated server
No strict restrictions; licensees generally use international domains
Not specified; English is primary business language
Not specified; major international currencies typically supported
Legal and compliance costs dependent on provider legal fees
Criminal and financial background checks on key persons and significant shareholders
Remote gambling only; land-based requires separate license
No gambling tax obligations; JGC is funded by license fees
Data residency requirements in line with Jersey data protection law
Permitted, provided operator meets local requirements in player jurisdictions
Standardized, transparent process with right to appeal and notification of decisions
Designated compliance or regulatory officer
Appointment of a compliance officer required
Not required for B2C operators
Right of appeal and access to Jersey courts; alternative dispute resolution encouraged
Transfer requires regulatory approval
Not permitted under current regime
£6,000 application fee for remote operators
£15,000 for operators with GGR below £1,000,000; £35,000 for operators with GGR above £1,000,000
No Jersey gambling-specific income tax; general corporate tax applies
No tax withheld from player winnings
Not specified in verified sources
Not specified in verified sources
Financial and operational reporting as required by the Commission
Not specified in verified sources
Incorporation certificate, business plan, details of directors, senior management, shareholders (5%+), AML and compliance policies
Submission of a business plan required
AML, KYC, and responsible gaming internal policies required
Technical standards and testing required for platform and RNG
Certification of software and equipment by approved testing facilities
Relevant experience required for key personnel
Not strictly required; either Jersey incorporation or proven server presence
No specific requirement for local agent appointment
Advertising to Jersey citizens restricted; responsible gaming messaging required
Participation in self-exclusion schemes, responsible gaming policies mandatory
Self-exclusion system in place and enforced
Robust age verification systems mandatory
Enhanced customer due diligence and verification required
Not specified; expected industry standards apply
Operators must provide clear and accessible complaint mechanisms
Player funds must be segregated from operational funds
Not specified; expected to meet industry standards
Must adhere to transparency and fair terms principles
Casino, betting, and other remote gambling games (subject to JGC approval)
Not specified in verified sources
Not specified in verified sources
Not specified in verified sources
Permitted, subject to software and equipment certification
Mobile platforms must meet remote gambling technical standards
Must ensure affiliates comply with JGC rules
Compliance with JGC minimum technical standards; ISO 27001 recommended
SSL/TLS encryption mandatory for player communications
Regular data backup procedures required
Continuous operational monitoring required
All core operations and transactions must be logged
Operators must implement anti-fraud and transaction monitoring systems
APIs must meet technical and security standards
Jersey-based or proven genuine server presence
Permitted for optimization if compliant with data requirements
Platform must be capable of handling operational surges
Minimum service availability standards required
Operators must ensure timely technical support
License term as specified by JGC, typically renewed annually
Annual renewal with fee payment and updated documentation
Fines, license suspension or revocation for breaches
Disclosure and approval required for changes in ownership or control
Regulatory notification and approval required
Use of third-party providers must be disclosed and approved by the Commission
Licensed sites must display the JGC logo linking to the regulator
Software and IP must be properly licensed and protected
Encouraged; official right to appeal exists
Not specified in verified sources
Not mandatory but encouraged for social responsibility
Responsible gaming and AML training required for staff
Not specified in verified sources
Not specified in verified sources
Not specified in verified sources
Online support available in English; additional languages at operator discretion
Not specified in verified sources
Not specified in verified sources
Not specified in verified sources
4th Floor, Osprey House, 5–7 Old Street, St. Helier, Jersey, JE2 3RG
4th Floor, Osprey House, 5–7 Old Street, St. Helier, Jersey, JE2 3RG
Not specified in verified sources
Compliance and Enforcement, Licensing, Policy and Development, Technical Standards
What is Jersey Remote Gambling Operators Licence?
The Jersey Remote Gambling Operators Licence permits companies incorporated in Jersey or operating from a local server to provide regulated remote gambling services under the supervision of the Jersey Gambling Commission. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
Which jurisdiction issues Jersey Remote Gambling Operators Licence?
The licence is issued by the Jersey Gambling Commission, the regulatory authority for all commercial gambling in Jersey. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
What is the cost of obtaining Jersey Remote Gambling Operators Licence?
The application fee is £6,000. Annual renewal fees are £15,000 for operators with GGR below £1,000,000 and £35,000 for those above £1,000,000. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
What are the main requirements for Jersey Remote Gambling Operators Licence?
Applicants must be a Jersey-incorporated company or operate from a Jersey server, complete background checks, submit a business plan, meet technical standards, and have AML, KYC, and responsible gaming policies. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.