Most gaming licences come with an ongoing obligation to be independently checked. Depending on the jurisdiction, that can mean periodic compliance audits, AML/CFT reviews, information security audits or certification of games and systems, with the results reported to the regulator. We help licence holders understand exactly which audits their licences require, carry out independent reviews where the licensee can appoint a suitably qualified independent party, and prepare the business for audits that must be performed by a regulator-approved or accredited firm.
Audit requirements are a condition of the licence, not a formality. The Malta Gaming Authority requires licensees to appoint an approved audit service provider for compliance audits, UK remote licensees must commission an annual independent security audit against the Gambling Commission's technical standards, and markets such as Sweden require gaming systems to be certified by accredited testing bodies. Missed or failed audits can lead to regulatory action, additional licence conditions or, in serious cases, suspension.
We give you a clear view of every audit obligation, an independent check of how you are performing against them, and support to fix anything that needs attention.
Where a regulator requires a specific approved or accredited firm, we coordinate that audit rather than perform it, so the requirement is met by the right provider.
Tell us about your markets, your products and your timescales. We will set out what is realistic, what it will cost and how long it will take, then manage the process from application to approval.