Resources.

What's here, and why it's free

The License Index is the part nobody else has: 8,927 gaming and crypto licences pulled straight from 14 official regulator registers — Anjouan, Curaçao, the UK, Malta, EU MiCA, Dubai's VARA and more — normalised into one schema and refreshed weekly. It's the only place you can see, in a single view, how many licences a jurisdiction has actually issued and how fast that number is moving. It's free to reuse under CC BY 4.0, every dataset has a machine-readable JSON download, and we're transparent about the jurisdictions where no public register exists to track at all.

Around it sits the rest of the trust layer. Enforcement Radar mirrors regulators' own revocations and warning lists — including the look-alike domains that pose as real regulators; the Licence Checker lets a payment provider, platform or affiliate verify an operator's domain against all of it in one search; Operator Movements shows where the market is heading; and Regulatory Changes catches rule edits the week they happen.

The Licence Finder and Cost Calculator turn the questions we answer every day — which regulator fits, what it costs, how long it takes — into something you can work through yourself. The Finder compares every licence side by side by regulator, timeline, capital and tax; the Calculator budgets a specific route end to end, application fees through ongoing costs. The Glossary decodes the acronyms — B2C, VASP, CASP, GGR, RNG — so the rest of the site reads plainly.

We publish all of it because an informed operator is an easier client: fewer wrong turns, sharper questions, faster applications. If you'd rather skip the research entirely, that's what we're for — see what we do across 40+ jurisdictions, or book a call and we'll map the route with you.