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Verified iGaming licences and operators, from primary sources
Check what a regulator actually authorises, which legal entity holds the licence, which domains it has declared and what remains unverified. Every fact carries its source and the date we read it.
Choose a licence
What each regime authorises, regulator fees, tax and decision time. Live: Great Britain. In review: Malta, Curaçao, Isle of Man, Sweden, the Netherlands, Estonia and Romania.
Verify an operator
Enter a company, brand or domain and see the licensee, licence number, status and the official record.
Compare jurisdictions
Two to four regimes side by side on the same fields, each value with its source, evidence level and read date.
Build a payment stack Soon
Payment providers, methods and markets. No provider is listed until its iGaming policy is sourced.
Start from your situation
| If you are… | Start here |
|---|---|
| A B2C operator targeting British players | UK Gambling Commission licence: required wherever your company is based |
| A B2C operator choosing a hub | Malta, Curaçao and the Isle of Man compared, then check each target market |
| A B2C operator entering an EU market | Sweden, the Netherlands, Estonia and Romania compared |
| A B2B game studio or platform | Supplier licences compared |
| Checking a partner, client or competitor | Licence check or a manual verification request |
What the UK register shows today
Kompanion's own counts from the four files the UK Gambling Commission publishes. The Commission does not publish these totals itself; the method is in how we verify licences.
| Measure | Count |
|---|---|
| Businesses in the register | 2,633 |
| Businesses with at least one active licence activity | 2,145 |
| Businesses with an active remote licence for casino, bingo or betting | 225 |
| Active licences by type | Non-Remote: 1,674 · Remote: 680 · Ancillary Remote: 446 |
| Licence activities by status | Active: 3,650 · Surrendered: 645 · Pending: 124 · Revoked - Non Payment of Fee: 49 · Lapsed: 27 · Revoked: 8 · Suspended: 2 |
| Domains declared by licensees | 2,224 (Active: 1,063, Inactive: 808, White Label: 353) |
About one declared domain in six carries the status "White Label" (353 of 2,224). They sit with 34 licensees, and the five largest hold 276 of them:
- Jumpman Gaming Limited: 129 white-label domains (profile)
- ProgressPlay Limited: 95 white-label domains (profile)
- Skill On Net Limited: 19 white-label domains (profile)
- White Hat Gaming Limited: 19 white-label domains (profile)
- Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited: 14 white-label domains (profile)
The register uses the status without defining it, so we report it as listed. A white-label domain is still the licensee's responsibility: the business named in the register is the one that holds the licence, whatever brand the site carries.
What changed this week
Change tracking starts with the snapshot of 26 October 2026. Each weekly import is compared with the previous one; status changes, removals and renames are published only after an editor confirms them against the register.
Jurisdictions
| Jurisdiction | Regulator | Licence model | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Great Britain | UK Gambling Commission | Market | Live |
| Malta | Malta Gaming Authority | Hub | In legal review |
| Curaçao | Curaçao Gaming Authority | Hub | In legal review |
| Isle of Man | Gambling Supervision Commission | Hub | In legal review |
| Gibraltar | Gibraltar Gambling Division | Hub | In preparation |
| Ontario | AGCO / iGaming Ontario | Market | In preparation |
| Sweden | Spelinspektionen | Market | In legal review |
| Netherlands | Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa) | Market | In legal review |
| Romania | National Gambling Office (ONJN) | Market | In legal review |
| Estonia | Estonian Tax and Customs Board (EMTA) | Market | In legal review |
| Anjouan | Anjouan licensing authority | Contested claim | In preparation |
| Kahnawake | Kahnawake Gaming Commission | Hub | In preparation |
A market licence lets you serve that country's consumers; a hub licence lets you operate from that jurisdiction, and each target market still needs its own check. Pages in legal review are published but kept out of search until a lawyer has read them.
Operators
10 licensee profiles built from the UK register, each field linked to the official record: legal entity, licences and activities, declared domains and trading names, head office. Browse the operators.
What comes next
These parts of the section are in preparation. Nothing is listed in them until its sources are in the source registry.
- Payments. Payment providers, methods and markets, with evidence that a provider accepts iGaming merchants: a published policy, a dedicated product or a named client. Serving high-risk merchants is not counted as evidence.
- Providers. Platforms, white-label, game studios, KYC and AML tools and testing labs, with the licences and certifications they hold.
- Markets. One page per country on what it takes to serve its players legally: the licence required, the regulator, permitted products, advertising and payment rules.
- Research. Recurring studies from register data, starting with how white-label domains are concentrated among UK licensees and how licence statuses change each quarter.
Next jurisdictions after the current review: Ireland, Gibraltar, Ontario and Kahnawake.
What this section is and is not
Kompanion iGaming Intelligence is a reference for founders, suppliers, lawyers, analysts and editors working on regulation, licensing, operators, payments and compliance. It does not review casinos for players, publish bonuses or betting tips, explain how to get around restrictions, or rank operators for players. Nothing here is legal advice or an invitation to gamble. See the editorial policy, the methodology, the commercial disclosure and how to report a correction.