Ongoing Regulatory Obligations
Holding an Anjouan iGaming license requires operators to maintain compliance beyond the initial approval. The licensing framework establishes continuing obligations that licensed entities must fulfill throughout the life of their authorization.
Operators are required to keep their registration details current with the licensing authority. Any changes to company structure, ownership, management or business activities must be reported within the timeframes set by the regulator. Failure to update records can result in administrative action against the license.
Reporting and Financial Requirements
Licensed gambling operators must submit periodic reports as defined by the licensing conditions. These reports typically cover financial performance, gaming activity and compliance with responsible gambling standards. The authority may also request additional documentation or audits to verify ongoing adherence to regulatory requirements.
Payment of applicable license fees and taxes remains a core obligation. Operators must ensure all financial dues are settled on schedule to avoid penalties or suspension of licensing privileges.
Operational Standards
The license carries expectations around game fairness, player protection and anti-money laundering procedures. Operators must maintain approved gaming software, implement verified random number generation and keep player funds segregated where required. Compliance with data protection rules and responsible gambling measures forms part of the ongoing regulatory framework.
The licensing authority reserves the right to review licensed operators at any time. Regular cooperation with the regulator and prompt response to information requests help ensure continued authorization to operate in the iGaming market.