The Alderney gambling licence application process can usually be completed within six months of the initial submission, provided the applicant is commercially ready and responds promptly to AGCC requests. However, the overall timeframe depends on the quality and completeness of the application, the ownership structure, the proposed business model and the speed of due-diligence responses. … Read more
An Alderney-registered company must be incorporated through a licensed Corporate Services Provider and comply with the requirements of Alderney company law. At a minimum, the company needs one member, two officers, a registered office and transparent beneficial-ownership information. Core incorporation requirements To set up an Alderney company, you will generally need to: Appoint a licensed … Read more
To apply for an Alderney eGambling licence, an operator must apply to the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC) through an Alderney-registered company. The process includes submitting a formal application, supporting documentation and an initial investigation deposit, followed by AGCC due diligence and operational approvals. Application process Incorporate an Alderney company A full eGambling licence application … Read more
You would need an Alderney licence if your business conducts remote gambling through servers located in Alderney or Guernsey. Under the AGCC framework, gambling is unlawful in Alderney unless it is licensed, and licensed operators must use an AGCC-approved hosting centre for their gaming servers. This covers online casino games, betting, and other games involving … Read more