Regulator
The Tobique Gaming Commission, established under the gaming law of the Tobique First Nation (Neqotkuk) in New Brunswick.
Licence fees
Tobique sits at the affordable end of the market, with an application fee and an annual licence fee and no turnover-based gaming duty. We confirm the current figures at the point of application.
Our recommendation
A strong option where cost and speed are the priority, and a useful alternative for operators who want something other than Curaçao or Anjouan. As with any newer jurisdiction, check acceptance with your payment providers and platform before you commit.
Important to know
- The jurisdiction is younger than Kahnawake or Curaçao, so recognition varies between providers.
- Ownership, source-of-funds and key-person information is required.
- AML and responsible-gaming policies must be in place.
- It is not a route into regulated Canadian provincial markets such as Ontario.
Benefits
- Quick to obtain compared with tier-one licences.
- Low application and annual costs.
- Covers casino, sportsbook and other verticals under one licence.
- No local gaming duty on turnover.
Requirements, fees and timescales change. Contact us to confirm the current position before making any decisions.
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