License Name
Antigua and Barbuda Interactive Gaming Licence
Antigua and Barbuda Interactive Gaming Licence
Antigua and Barbuda
Financial Services Regulatory Commission (FSRC), Division of Gaming
Online casino games, interactive gaming, sports betting (wagering)
International
Excellent
Offshore company must be incorporated in Antigua and Barbuda
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Details of all directors, officers, and 5%+ shareholders required; no strict local residency requirement
Full compliance with AML and CFATF standards; accounts subject to audit; robust KYC procedures mandated
Compliance with relevant local and international standards required
Regular financial and compliance reporting to FSRC; external audit required
Annual audit by independent external auditor; certification of solvency and AML compliance
Certification by approved testing authorities; details required on application
Certification of random number generators required as part of technical documentation
No explicit requirement for local payment providers, but compliance with AML/KYC and regulatory standards necessary
Primary server must be hosted in Antigua and Barbuda; some secondary hosting out-of-jurisdiction permitted
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Application and annual fees; legal and compliance costs vary depending on business structure
Background checks and due diligence for all key persons and significant shareholders
Only activities specified in license (casino, wagering, etc); activities must comply with IGIWR regulation
3% tax on Net Win with monthly maximum cap; financial books must remain accessible to government
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International coverage permitted, subject to local laws in target markets
Detailed documentation required; government review of all key information
Designated Key Person required for regulator communication
Appointment of Key Person for compliance communication required
No mandatory local partner requirement
Local courts of Antigua and Barbuda have jurisdiction
Change of control and ownership must be reported; regulatory review necessary
No sub-licensing permitted
USD 100,000 per year for interactive gaming; USD 75,000 per year for interactive wagering
USD 100,000 for casino license; USD 75,000 for wagering license
3% on Net Win, maxed at USD 50,000 monthly
No specific withholding; operators subject to jurisdictional tax rules
Minimum reserve of USD 100,000 or equivalent securities deposited with regulator
Proof of financial stability and sufficient operational capital
Annual audited accounts and regular compliance reports
License issued typically within 30-60 days after complete application
Application forms, business plan, incorporation docs, director/shareholder info, certified IDs, reference letters, software/RNG certification
Detailed business plan with financials and marketing planned required
AML, responsible gaming, KYC, and internal compliance procedures required
Gaming software and RNG must be independently tested
All critical gaming systems must be certified by recognized labs
Fit and proper checks on all directors, officers, key persons
Operational presence and office in Antigua and Barbuda required
Appointment of a Key Person for regulatory communication
Advertising to minors and vulnerable persons prohibited per regulation
Operators must have policies to prevent underage and problem gambling
Required by regulation
Mandatory robust age verification for all players
Enhanced customer identification required; detailed documentation on file
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Audited to ensure solvency and player fund segregation
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Only approved games per license conditions
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Permitted if compliant with regulation and properly certified
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Alignment with international best practices for AML and player protection
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Compliance monitoring and regular external audits required
Records and operational logs required for regulator access
Policies and controls required to prevent fraud and protect players
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Primary hosting in Antigua and Barbuda required
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Annual license, renewed each year following compliance
Application for renewal with continued compliance and fee payment
License suspension or revocation; penalties for AML or regulatory breaches
Regulatory review and approval on change of ownership or control
Must notify and may require review for approval
Key persons and major service providers subject to regulatory vetting
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Must use properly licensed/certified software; intellectual property compliance required
Local courts have jurisdiction unless otherwise agreed
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Directorate of Offshore Gaming, Division of Gaming, Royal Palm Place, Friar's Hill Road, P.O. Box 2674, St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda, West Indies
As above
+1 268 481-3305
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Division of Gaming (within FSRC)
What is Antigua and Barbuda Interactive Gaming Licence?
The Antigua and Barbuda Interactive Gaming Licence authorizes online gaming or wagering (such as casino and sports betting) operations under strict regulatory oversight by the FSRC in Antigua and Barbuda. It is internationally recognized for its robust AML and compliance standards. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
Which jurisdiction issues Antigua and Barbuda Interactive Gaming Licence?
The licence is issued by the Financial Services Regulatory Commission, Division of Gaming, in Antigua and Barbuda. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
What is the cost of obtaining Antigua and Barbuda Interactive Gaming Licence?
The fee is USD 100,000 per year for an interactive gaming license and USD 75,000 per year for an interactive wagering license, plus application and due diligence fees. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
What are the main requirements for Antigua and Barbuda Interactive Gaming Licence?
Key requirements include local incorporation, compliance with AML standards, audited financial accounts, RNG/software certification, appointment of a Key Person, and robust internal controls. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.