If you’ve spent any time around iGaming, you already know the playbook: a “new jurisdiction” appears, promises fast approval, low fees, minimal due diligence, and a license that supposedly opens doors with banks, payment processors, and partners. One of the most visible examples right now is the so-called “International Gambling License” marketed under the name “Central Reserve Authority of Western Sahara”

If you are running an online crypto casino in Costa Rica, you should seriously consider expanding under a Rota iGaming license. It combines attractive business and tax flexibility with a credible U.S. Territory (CNMI) regulatory framework, while also improving your access to reputable PSPs and merchant account providers.

If you’re exploring the Rota iGaming license (sometimes referenced as the Rota online casino license), here’s the operator-focused tax picture you need—what’s due locally in Rota, what’s due CNMI-wide, how timing works, and how these pieces fit together for effective tax planning around Rota iGaming tax.

The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) has launched a new iGaming and online casino license, aiming to attract online gambling operators and improve its economy. This post will examine how this new license benefits both operators and players in this US territory.

Online gaming licenses are crucial for establishing the trustworthiness of gambling sites. They act as a reassurance for players, indicating that they are engaging with a regulated entity. However, the Anjouan Online Gaming License has gained a dubious reputation

The landscape of online gaming is changing fast, and Curacao, a leading spot for iGaming licenses, faces major regulatory shifts.

In the fast-paced world of online gaming, staying compliant with regulations is crucial. As the iGaming sector grows, jurisdictions like Kah

Obtaining a Curacao iGaming License not only legitimizes your online gaming platform but also opens up avenues to a broader market.