License Name
Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence
Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence
Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA); applications processed by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
Online casino games, sports betting, poker, bingo, lottery, blockchain-based games, white-label solutions
International
Good
Company must be incorporated in Anjouan
Not specified in public sources
Comprehensive due diligence on all directors, shareholders, and UBOs; no residents with criminal records within last three years
Robust AML and CFT controls required, including KYC policies and appointment of AML/CFT officer
Obligated to protect player data, maintain confidentiality, and implement data protection policies
Regular reporting to AOFA and/or ABGB; frequency not always published
Periodic or third-party audits as required by the regulator
Must provide evidence and certificates for RNGs and gaming software
Third-party RNG testing certificates required
No explicit requirement for only approved payment providers, but secure payments are expected
Servers and player databases must be hosted in Anjouan
License covers up to two domains; €500 annual fee per additional domain
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
€17,000+ upfront, plus additional variable legal/compliance fees
Stringent background checks on all key personnel
Covers all iGaming verticals; no sub-licensing
0% tax on gross gaming revenue, 0% VAT, 0% corporate tax
Player data must be stored on servers in Anjouan
International coverage unless restricted by target country law
Standard industry transparency required; rigorous due diligence in process
Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
Compliance/AML Officer required for each company
Not required for international operators
Subject to Anjouan laws; regulator may intervene if necessary
Not specified in public sources
Sub-licensing not permitted
Approx. €17,000 initial fee
Renewal approx. €13,300; €2,000/annual per Compliance/Key Person; €500/domain above two
0% on gross gaming revenue
Not required by law
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Regular reports to regulator as per ABGB and AOFA guidelines
Average 2-4 weeks, depending on completeness of application
Certified passports, proof of address, CV, police clearance, business plan, bankers/financial references, RNG certificates, T&C, KYC/AML policies, proof of domain ownership
Yes, detailed business plan required
AML, KYC, responsible gaming, and player protection policies required
Platform and RNG software must be tested by independent labs or third parties
Evidence of RNG and gaming software certification required
Key personnel must have clean records and relevant experience
Company must present as incorporated in Anjouan; actual physical office requirements unclear
Not mandatory unless otherwise specified by regulator
No advertising to minors; ethical marketing required
Operators must offer self-exclusion and responsible gaming tools
Responsible gaming tools and exclusion policies required
Robust procedures for verifying player age
Mandatory for all players
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Player funds should be safeguarded; enforcement details not published
Not specified in public sources
Adherence to ethical advertising and clear T&C
All standard verticals—casino, betting, poker, lottery, etc.—permitted
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Permissible, provided full compliance with B2C policies
Not specified in public sources
Permitted, subject to oversight and compliance
Adherence to industry standards expected; details not publicly specified
Industry-standard encryption expected (SSL/TLS)
Not specified in public sources
Monitoring required but technical specification not public
Not specified in public sources
Operators expected to implement anti-fraud procedures
Not specified in public sources
Servers and player database must be in Anjouan
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
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1 year, renewable
Annual renewal with fee and compliance review
Fines and license revocation possible
Any beneficial ownership changes must be reported to regulator within 7 days
Not specified in public sources
Software and hardware vendors must meet standards
Not specified in public sources
Operators are expected to ensure all IP is licensed
Regulator may mediate disputes; Anjouan law applies
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Compliance and gaming staff must be familiar with AML/Responsible Gaming
Crypto and blockchain games permitted; regulator encourages innovation
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Not specified in public sources
Permitted with compliant procedures in place
Covered under broad license
Covered under broad license
Anjouan Licensing Services Inc., Mutsamudu, Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
Not published
Not found in public sources
https://anjouangaming.com/apply-now/
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AOFA (licensing, oversight, compliance), ABGB (supervision and consumer protection)
What is Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence?
The Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence is an international online gambling license, authorizing casino, betting, poker, and other gaming operations under the regulatory oversight of the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority
Which jurisdiction issues Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence?
The Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence is issued by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority in Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
What is the cost of obtaining Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence?
The application cost is generally around €17,000, with annual renewal at approximately €13,300 and additional fees for extra domains and compliance officers
What are the main requirements for Anjouan Offshore Gaming Licence?
Key requirements include company incorporation in Anjouan, stringent due diligence of owners and directors, AML/KYC policies, technical documentation, hosting of servers and data in Anjouan, and ongoing compliance with regulatory and responsible gaming standards