Launch under our licence, with the platform provisioned in hours

We will tell you honestly rather than optimistically. We hold one licence, described on our licensing page, and we do not hold licences from other authorities.

Whether you can serve a given market depends on that licence, on your own licence if you have one, and on the rules of the jurisdiction, including whether it permits remote gaming from outside it. Market fit is assessed during discovery, before anything is committed.

Two ways, both public. The licence appears on the Anjouan gaming public register, which anyone can search without asking us for anything. We also publish a copy of the certificate as a downloadable file on our licensing page, alongside the licence number, the licensed entity, the scope and the validity window.

If your legal team wants something else during due diligence, ask. We would rather answer a hard question early than have it surface after a contract is signed.

You are, and we build the platform so that you can be. We supply the checks, the tiers, the gates and the record. You decide which markets to accept, where thresholds sit, what evidence each tier requires and what happens to an escalated case.

On the White Label route we also carry our own obligations as the licensee, which is why a new casino needs both platform approval and your explicit launch. Neither of us can sign that off alone.

Account freeze, suspension, ban and self-exclusion, built into the account core rather than added as a marketing setting. Because they are states on the account itself, every other part of the platform has to respect them: a self-excluded player cannot be reactivated by a campaign, and a frozen account cannot quietly take a deposit.

Deposit and session limits sit alongside them, as do the tiered checks that run before money moves. The controls are ordinary. Where they live is the part that decides whether they hold.

On the Turnkey Platform route you keep your own payment relationships, because you hold the licence and the operation. On White Label, payments run through the orchestration that sits under our licence, which is part of what the route provides.

If you have an existing provider you need to keep, raise it in discovery. The answer depends on the route, the market and the provider, and we would rather scope it properly than agree in principle and renegotiate later.

Through aggregation. One integration carries the studio catalogue, and new titles and metadata synchronise into every brand on the platform automatically.

On arrival, games are categorised, tagged and placed into lobbies and collections without a content team doing the filing. Operators curate on top of that: build named collections, order them, and decide what the front page leads with. The catalogue keeps growing whether or not anyone is watching it.

Completely. Studio visibility is a switch: turning a studio off removes its titles from the player lobby immediately and leaves the integration in place, so the decision is reversible. Individual titles can be hidden, and collections group and order what players scroll through.

The counters on the Games screen deliberately separate catalogue coverage from lobby coverage, so you can always see the difference between what is available to you and what you have chosen to show.

No. We do not provide affiliate management, campaign automation or a customer relationship management tool, and we do not run acquisition on your behalf.

The platform gives you the brand controls, the bonus engine and the player data that a marketing operation needs, and you bring the marketing operation. We would rather be explicit about the boundary than let you find it after signing.