Jurisdictions

One platform, configured per market

Market rules are configuration, not a code fork. Here is what that means in the jurisdictions operators ask about most — and what remains your obligation as the licensee.

Markets

Where operators are licensing

Curaçao

The most common first market, restructured under the Curaçao Gaming Authority and more demanding than its reputation suggests. Prepared evidence available.

Malta (MGA)

A tier-one European licence with serious player-fund, auditability and reporting requirements — and the credibility that follows. Prepared evidence available.

United Kingdom (UKGC)

Among the most demanding regulators in the world, particularly on player protection and record-keeping. Prepared evidence available.

Anjouan

An entry-level route to market that has grown as an alternative. Same engineering standard underneath; evidence assembled per submission.

Brazil

One of the largest newly regulated markets, with a real compliance and reporting burden and requirements still settling.

Somewhere else?

The jurisdiction engine is configuration-driven, so a market not listed here is a configuration exercise rather than a new build. Ask us.

How It Works

Rules as configuration, not as forks

Supporting several markets by forking the platform is how suppliers end up with divergent builds that behave differently for reasons nobody remembers. Slotty Labs applies market rules at runtime from configuration instead.

That covers bet and deposit limits, mandatory player messaging, session and reality-check behaviour, permitted game features, and the responsible-gambling controls each regulator expects. Adding a market means expressing its rules, not branching the code.

It also means the audit story stays consistent: one engine, one round log format, one evidence package, configured differently.

What stays constant everywhere
  • NIST SP 800-90A RNG with continuous statistical self-tests.
  • 10,000,000-round Monte Carlo verification per RTP variant.
  • Hash-chained double-entry ledger with daily reconciliation.
  • Event-sourced rounds with deterministic replay.
  • Responsible-gambling tooling in every deployment.
FAQ

Jurisdiction questions

Does Slotty Labs provide gambling licences?

No. Slotty Labs is a business-to-business technology supplier. Operators hold their own licence in their own market; Slotty Labs provides the platform and the certification evidence supporting that submission.

How does the platform handle different markets?

Through a jurisdiction engine that applies each market's rules at runtime as configuration — bet limits, mandatory messaging, session controls and permitted features — rather than as separate forked builds.

Which markets have prepared evidence?

Per-jurisdiction evidence is prepared for Curaçao, Malta (MGA) and the United Kingdom (UKGC) as part of the certification dossier package. For other markets, evidence is assembled per submission from the same GLI-19-aligned package.

Note: licensing requirements change, and nothing on this page is legal advice. Confirm current obligations with qualified counsel in your target market before committing. Slotty Labs supplies technology and certification evidence — it does not hold or provide gambling licences.

Which market are you entering?

Tell us the jurisdiction and timeline and we will be straight about what the platform covers and what it does not.

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