An entry-level jurisdiction that has grown as an alternative route to market. The technology questions are the same ones every regulator eventually asks — they are simply asked earlier or later.
Anjouan, in the Comoros, has become a recognised entry-level licensing route for operators seeking a faster or lower-cost path than the established jurisdictions.
A lighter licensing process does not make the underlying engineering requirements lighter. Payment partners, affiliates and — eventually — a more demanding regulator will still ask how outcomes are generated, whether player funds are covered, and whether a disputed round can be reconstructed.
The pragmatic approach is to build on infrastructure that already satisfies the stricter version of those questions, so that a later move to Curaçao, Malta or another market is a licensing exercise rather than a re-platforming project.
A comparatively quick and accessible licensing path, which is why it has grown as an alternative for operators testing a proposition.
The same platform configuration supports a stricter market later, so early decisions do not become migration debt.
The RNG, the ledger and the audit trail do not change because the licence is easier to obtain — the evidence is prepared to the same level throughout.
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.
No. Slotty Labs supplies technology only. Licensing is your application, made with your own advisers.
That is the intended path. The jurisdiction engine applies market rules as configuration, and the architecture is built to GLI-19 standards regardless of where you licence first.
The certification dossier package is prepared to GLI-19 standards, and market-specific evidence is assembled as part of your submission.
We will walk through what the platform enforces there, what evidence ships with it, and what remains your obligation as the licensee.