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Curaçao casino licences

Curaçao’s National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK) covers gambling organised in or from Curaçao. For permission in the country where you play, check that country’s own rules and register.

Company licence and website certificate

The CGA issues B2C licences for operators serving players and B2B licences for suppliers. A company’s licence certificate describes its licence. A separate Certificate of Operation applies to the exact player-facing domain registered by a B2C operator.

The CGA also publishes a list of certificates under Article 5.17. Its 31 August 2026 list covers testing laboratories and dispute resolution providers. Those certificates serve a different purpose from a casino website’s Certificate of Operation.

Compare the exact domain

The CGA says a website’s operation seal should open a certificate on cert.cga.cw. Check the exact domain, the operator’s legal name and the status shown. A logo or a certificate for another address cannot verify the website in front of you.

What the public registers show

The 5 November 2026 licence register includes B2C and B2B entries, alongside assessments, expiries and revocations. It lists companies and licence references. The CGA warns that a listing does not guarantee current validity.

The separate enforcement register dated 14 September 2026 reports measures affecting licence status. It covers only part of the CGA’s enforcement activity. Use the dates on both sources when comparing an entry.

What CheckYourCasino covers

CheckYourCasino explains how to read these sources. The checker does not list or assess individual Curaçao offshore licences. Use the country guides for the rules and official sources where you play.

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