Gaming Gateway assists with iGaming licensing in Tuvalu, including establishing operations and providing on-going regulatory support.
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Located in Pacific, mid-way between Australia and Hawaii, Tuvalu launched a new offshore remote license regime in 2025.
The jurisdiction aims to attract international operators and B2B providers, offering a Tier 2 licensing framework aligned to international standards, with a fast route-to-market, wide market access and flexible operational requirements.
Its efficient timeframes and business friendly environment makes it ideal for start-up operators looking to enter the global igaming market.
Tuvalu has developed an efficient licensing regime which offers a fast turn-around time of typically one to two months. This is one of the fastest approval license turnaround times in the iGaming industry, positioning Tuvalu as a competitive license.
Tuvalu's regulation provides operators with straight-forward compliance measures, which adhere to international industry standards. Tuvalu's regulation is less heavy as no in-country substance or deep infrastructure is required.
Tuvalu has flexible operational requirements, including no requirement for a local company and absence of corporation tax. This is ideal for start-ups seeking to minimise costs.
Tuvalu accepts crypto currencies for deposits and payouts, ideal for crypto operators or hybrid models.
This license is intended for international markets and covers a broad range of igaming activities, such as platforms, casino content, sportsbooks, and certain skill-based formats. This enables operators to offer a range of activities under a single umbrella. The license also supports the distribution of gaming software and managed services from B2B providers to licensed B2C operators in compatible jurisdictions. The cost of the Tuvalu license is $15,850.
Operators are required to meet Tuvalu's compliance requirements, which are aligned to international standards. This includes meeting compliance measures, such as AML/CTF policy and KYC/verification flows, conducting on-going monitoring, in addition to implementing a responsible gambling framework, and technical sheets for a platform and RNG testing.
Tuvalu also requires basic corporate due-dilligence, outlining shareholders, directors, source of funds, a organisation structure chart, and business plan.
Gaming Gateway assists clients in meeting all the Tuvalu license requirements and provides dedicated support throughout the entire process. Speak to our igaming licensing experts today to obtain the Tuvalu license.
The average licence turn-around time in Tuvalu is currently from one to two months, a competitive approval timeframe in the igaming industry. As igaming licensing experts, we provide dedicated assistance with the license application process, forming the business plan, compliance and RG practices, and all other necessary requirements. We also assist with meeting the corporate and legal requirements, including company formation. Contact our igaming experts to get your Tuvalu license today.
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Speak with our team to discuss your business model and online license you would like to apply for. We can answer any of your questions and outline the process in further detail.
We provide a range of comprehensive gaming licence packages. After the call, we will share with you a bespoke fee proposal which outlines your requirements, our services and the costs involved.
Once you accept the fee proposal, we begin the licence application process straight away. We also request clients to complete our due-dilligence process which is utilised in the licence application.
Once you have passed our due-dilligence, we establish your company and open your corporate bank account.
Once we have completed your licence application, including creating a comprehensive business plan, we assist with applying for the licence.
Once your licence application has been approved, we assist you with operational aspects, and provide support with on-going compliance and reporting.
Foreign companies can apply directly as the regime does not require a local entity, nor having a local director or a physical office in Tuvalu.
The licence is intended for international operators, which can be based outside of Tuvalu.
Operators must meet standard compliance standards, including “fit & proper” checks, AML/KYC procedures and responsible-gambling tools. There are also technical compliance standards in place, including RNG audits or fair-gaming certification if offering casino games.
Operators must declare domain ownership, platforms, and ensure transparency of operations, and B2B providers offering software or solutions, must ensure counterparties are licensed.
No, there are certain jurisdictions which are restricted which the operator should be aware of. The Tuvalu license can target markets subject to their location regulations e.g. if a target country prohibits online gambling or requires local licensing, having a Tuvalu licence alone may not suffice.
The Tuvalu license can appeal to a broad range of igaming models due to its flexibility, wide market coverage, fast licensing process and low license fees. It can be suitable for startups or smaller operators, B2B providers, or crypto-models, seeking to minimise cost and heavy infrastructure.
Our team of professionals hold decades of experience in the iGaming sector. We've assisted some of the largest global brands with their licensing and corporate service needs.
We are experts in regulation, compliance, and corporate governance. Our support is designed to simplify and ease regulatory pressures, allowing you to focus on driving business growth.
As your global iGaming partner, we are committed to exceeding your expectations and ensuring your long-term success.


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