License Name
Nevis Online Gaming Licence
Nevis Online Gaming Licence
Nevis, Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis
Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA)
Online casinos, sports betting, poker, lotteries, bingo, Web3 and crypto casinos
International
Good
Company registration in Nevis or approved jurisdiction with a licensed registered agent
50,000 shares at $1 each (no mandatory paid-up capital)
At least one shareholder and director (can be individuals or legal entities); fit and proper (“due diligence”) requirements for shareholders, directors, and beneficial owners
Robust AML policies and systems required, compliance with international standards (FATF-aligned)
Mandatory personal data protection and secure handling; technical and organizational compliance
Licensees must keep daily records of all financial transactions and submit annual audited financial statements
Mandatory annual independent audit
Certification of gaming software by recognized independent testing labs
Game fairness must be proven by RNG certificates from certified test labs
Payment systems and providers must meet regulatory standards
Servers can be in Nevis or a secure, approved jurisdiction
Base license includes two domains; extra domains incur fees
No specific mandated local language, English is standard
Multi-currency support, including major international and cryptocurrencies
Registration, legal, and compliance costs in addition to licensing fees
Background and source-of-funds checks for directors, shareholders, and key persons
Operations are not allowed for residents/citizens of Saint Kitts and Nevis
0% GGR or corporate tax for offshore operators
Adherence to secure and protected storage, as per law
International operations permitted, must observe prohibited countries’ restrictions
Full disclosure of company structure, ownership, funding, and technical systems required during application
Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA)
Local Reporting Officer or appointed compliance officer is required
Framework for regulatory and court/arbitration mechanisms
Transfer subject to regulator’s approval
Not permitted
$28,000–€28,500 application and first-year license fee for both B2C and B2B
$28,000–€28,500 (renewal fee, per annum)
0% GGR or corporate tax for offshore operators
Company must prove financial stability; no fixed bank guarantee published
Annual financial statements and compliance reports
4–6 weeks from complete submission
Application form, business plan, company formation documents, financial statements, AML/Responsible Gaming/technical policies, identification and proof of address for all owners/directors/key persons, technical documentation, RNG certificates
Detailed business plan covering structure, funding, and operations
AML, KYC, Responsible Gaming, privacy/data protection, and security policies
RNG, technical systems, and software certification required
Fit-and-proper determination required for key staff, but no fixed academic/experience minimums
Registered office address on Nevis via a licensed agent
Licensed local agent required
No targeting Nevis or Saint Kitts residents, ethical and compliant advertising only
Required (policies, self-exclusion, age verification, dispute resolution)
Mandatory provision of self-exclusion for players
Required
Enhanced due diligence, KYC and AML compliance mandatory
No detailed standards specified, but regulatory compliance and consumer protection required
Operator responsible for dispute resolution, with regulatory oversight
Financial segregation and player protection mechanisms required
No specific number published, but timely payout requirement implied
Must comply with fair and transparent advertising standards
Online casino, betting, poker, lottery, bingo, crypto/Web3 games (excluding restricted/prohibited territories)
No published minimum/maximum; operators set limits per responsible gambling policy
Game fairness and RNG certification required
Jackpots permitted if align with responsible gaming and RNG certification
Allowed, subject to technical certification
All platforms must comply with regulatory and technical standards
Permitted provided all affiliate activity is compliant with local requirements
Security and integrity checks on platform and systems
Secure communications and data protection standards required
Secure platform backup and data protection required
Continuous financial and technical monitoring by licensee
Mandatory logging for financial and gaming activity
Required as part of platform technical controls
Technical compliance required for integrations
Servers can be located in Nevis or approved external jurisdictions
Not specifically mandated; must not interfere with security and compliance
Infrastructure must be robust and secure
No minimum published, but systems must be fit for purpose
Operators responsible for technical maintenance
1 year
Annual renewal process with full compliance, documentation, and payment of fee
Fines up to $50,000 (individuals) or $150,000 (legal entities), license revocation
Regulatory notification and approval required
Regulatory approval required for corporate changes
Outsourced services must comply with regulations
Compliance with responsible gaming messaging; no unauthorized use of regulatory/trademarked logos
Compliance with IP laws
Allowed; framework for regulatory resolution
No obligation specified
Not mandated
Staff to be trained on AML, responsible gaming, compliance
Web3/crypto casino support; openness to new technologies
Not mandated
Not specifically addressed
Not specified; English is standard
Permitted (crypto casinos, Web3 support included)
Permitted under broader license if operator supports
Permitted under B2C license
Nevis Online Gaming Authority, Charlestown, Nevis, Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis
https://nevisgaming.com/license-support/application-process/
Licensing, Regulatory Compliance, Technical/Platform Certification
What is Nevis Online Gaming Licence?
The Nevis Online Gaming Licence is an official license from the Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA), allowing international operators to conduct online gambling businesses such as casinos, betting, poker, and lotteries under a robust, modern regulatory framework.
Which jurisdiction issues Nevis Online Gaming Licence?
The Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA), established by the Nevis Online Gaming Ordinance 2025, issues the license for the island of Nevis in the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
What is the cost of obtaining Nevis Online Gaming Licence?
The cost is an application and first-year fee of $28,000–€28,500, with an annual renewal fee of the same amount.
What are the main requirements for Nevis Online Gaming Licence?
Key requirements include registering a company in Nevis (or approved jurisdiction), proving financial stability, submitting business/technical/compliance documentation, passing “fit and proper” checks for owners/directors, AML and responsible gaming compliance, annual audits, RNG and software certification, and adherence to strict operational standards.