Gaming and betting · Curaçao

Supplier Licence (B2B platform/software licence) under the LOK (Curaçao)

The Supplier Licence (B2B platform/software licence) under the LOK is issued by Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) under National Ordinance on Games of Chance (Landsverordening op de kansspelen), P.B. 2024 no. 157. The official register lists 94 entries tagged 'B2B' in the CGA Online Gaming License Registry (of 665 total register entries; includes historic expired/revoked ones) current holders. Ownership changes need the regulator's approval before completion.

Last verified 2026-09-24Regulator CGAMarkdown · Data (CC BY 4.0)
Supplier Licence (B2B platform/software licence) under the LOK: licenceGaming

At a glance

Official nameSupplier Licence (B2B platform/software licence) under the LOK1
Issued byCuraçao Gaming Authority
JurisdictionCuraçao
Licence familyGaming and betting
Legal basisNational Ordinance on Games of Chance (Landsverordening op de kansspelen), P.B. 2024 no. 1572
PassportingDomestic only
Application feeEUR 4,592 one-time (plus EUR 150 per UBO/qualified interest holder, EUR 2,551 per listed UBO)1
Annual feeEUR 24,490 Supervisory Fee to the CGA (no separate National Treasury fee for B2B), payable in full by 15 January1
Statutory decision timeSame two-phase process as the B2C licence: each phase decided within 8 weeks, extendable by up to 4 weeks per phase3
Public registerofficial register4
Current holders94 entries tagged 'B2B' in the CGA Online Gaming License Registry (of 665 total register entries; includes historic expired/revoked ones)4

What it lets you do

  • Supplying games and platforms to operators (B2B). Providing game content, platforms or critical gaming supplies to licensed operators rather than to players.

Where it is valid

Curaçao licence, domesticCuraçao
Valid in Curaçao.

Cost

Cost components, upper bound total EUR 29,082Application fee: EUR 4,592Annual supervisory fee: EUR 24,490
Regulatory costs from the official sources above. Professional fees, staff, office and audit come on top and depend on the business model.

How long it takes

Time to licence: statutory 1.8-1.8 monthsStatutory1.8 months

Statutory: Same two-phase process as the B2C licence: each phase decided within 8 weeks, extendable by up to 4 weeks per phase3. Observed: not published. The statutory clock usually starts only when the regulator treats the application as complete, and pauses while it waits for answers to its questions.

Buying a company that already holds it

Prior approval required. Prior written CGA permission ('Critical Change Consent', licence condition art. 4) is required before a licensee changes or adds a UBO, a qualifying-interest holder (≥10% of capital or voting rights), a director or other key person, a domain, or amends its articles of association. The administrative fee is EUR 128 per changed/added UBO or qualifying-interest holder; no assignment/transfer of the licence itself is possible: only a change of the licensed company's own ownership.5

Ready-made companies holding this licence: see verified positions.

Laws behind it

Last verified 2026-09-24Author Danil Marmysh, Founder & CEO, ProtegraReviewed by Anastasia Sidorenkova, Head of Licensing, ProtegraReport an errorReference information, not legal advice.

Sources

  1. portal.cga.cw: aZPlS7pIPL5pJubskS3bNhtWjOXPNAawyRrFClRf (PDF) · retrieved 2026-09-24
  2. gamingcontrol.spin-cdn.com: 20241230 landsverordening op de kansspelen (PDF) · retrieved 2026-09-24
  3. portal.cga.cw · retrieved 2026-09-24
  4. gamingcontrol.spin-cdn.com: 20260921 20260921 ogl license registry (PDF) · retrieved 2026-09-24
  5. portal.cga.cw: license conditions indefinite term online gaming license · retrieved 2026-09-24

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