Part of the Comoros Islands, Anjouan has gained popularity for its quick and affordable licensing process.

While Costa Rica doesn't directly regulate online gambling, it allows operators to offer services via data processing licences.

Curacao has been licensing online gambling operations since 1996, making it one of the most established jurisdictions in the industry.

Gibraltar has long been a key hub for major gambling companies, known for its favourable tax rates and robust regulatory framework.

Ireland offers operators an advantageous regulatory regime and an attractive fiscal landscape, including low taxes and licence fees for remote operators.

The Isle of Man is a globally respected gaming jurisdiction, providing robust oversight and strong support for innovative gaming businesses.

Kahnawake is highly regarded by operators seeking a reputable North American licence with competitive setup costs and timelines.

Malta stands as a first-class jurisdiction within the EU, recognised for its comprehensive gaming framework and regulatory leadership.

Tobique is a First Nation community in New Brunswick, Canada, which previously offered online gaming licences under sovereign governance.

The UK is one of the most prestigious and tightly regulated gaming jurisdictions globally, ideal for serious operators.