Antigua and Barbuda.
Antigua and Barbuda's regulator is the Financial Services Regulatory Commission.
Our published timeline is 60 days from a complete file (the FSRC's target for its decision).
Antigua and Barbuda is one of 18 premium-track jurisdictions we cover, and one of 11 in the Americas.
Antigua and Barbuda at a glance.
The Antigua and Barbuda gaming licence is issued by the Financial Services Regulatory Commission. The licence fee is $75,000 a year (wagering); $100,000 a year (gaming). On our published timeline the process takes 60 days from a complete file (the FSRC's target for its decision). Local substance is required (primary servers, a resident director and resident key managers). The licence runs for 1 year, renewed annually.
Antigua and Barbuda Gaming Licence
One of the first online gaming regimes, licensing since 1994, at $100,000 a year for gaming or $75,000 for wagering.
- Licence fee$75,000 / yr (wagering); $100,000 / yr (gaming)
- Timeline60 days from a complete file (the FSRC's target for its decision)
- TaxNo revenue levy in the Regulations; annual fees are fixed
Figures are the current published cost and timeline for a clean file. We confirm both in writing before you commit.
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