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Certification

Certificate types

Porto iGaming issues two kinds of certificate. Each covers one operation — a brand and the domains it is served on — and stays in force for as long as its certification fee is paid, monthly or yearly.

B2C

B2C Online Gaming Licence

Online casino, live casino, sports betting, poker, lottery-style and instant games offered to players.

Term
Monthly or yearly, renewed on payment
Certification fee, monthly
2,000 USDT
Certification fee, yearly
17,000 USDT (save 29%)
Application fee
None
Domains included
3
Each additional domain, per month
None
Apply for certification

B2B

B2B Supplier Licence

Game studios, remote game servers, platform providers and aggregators supplying operators.

Term
Monthly or yearly, renewed on payment
Certification fee, monthly
2,000 USDT
Certification fee, yearly
17,000 USDT (save 29%)
Application fee
None
Domains included
1
Each additional domain, per month
None
Apply for certification

What the certificate covers

  • One operation (brand) and the domains listed on the certificate, each verified by DNS TXT record.
  • The game verticals named in the application and approved in the audit.
  • Use of the Porto iGaming validation seal on the certified domains.
  • Entry in the public certificate register for as long as the certificate runs.

What a certificate holder commits to

  • Keep the corporate, ownership and key-person information on file current and report changes within 14 days.
  • Run AML/CFT and KYC procedures proportionate to the business, and keep records for at least five years.
  • Offer responsible gaming tools: deposit and session limits, time-out and self-exclusion; refuse players under 18.
  • Use certified random number generators and publish game rules and return-to-player figures.
  • Publish fair player terms, a privacy notice and a complaint procedure, and answer complaints we forward.
  • Serve the brand only on domains listed on the certificate; add a new domain before using it.
  • Keep the validation seal in place and unaltered on every certified domain, and never present it as a government licence.
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Monitoring while certified

Every certified site is scanned on a schedule and its mirror domains are searched for. A failed scan never suspends a certificate by itself: it opens a compliance review, and the holder is told what failed and how to fix it.

See the certification processSee the fees