Operator or supplier?
Distinguish the entity contracting with players from the business supplying software or infrastructure.
iGaming licences
Nevis gaming licensing preparation
Assessment of the applicant’s role and Nevis application framework.
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For Nevis, we clarify whether the project serves players or other businesses. We assemble ownership, funding and technical information and check the current scope of the selected licence. Nevis must be distinguished from similarly named jurisdictions.
Montex17 helps assess readiness and coordinate agreed preparation. The application route depends on the company’s role, technology and target markets.
Decisions to make before this project starts
Applicant entity
Identify the legal entity applying and its relationship to owners and contractual partners.
Preparation step by step
Product and markets
We describe games, customers, territories and the operator or supplier role.
Company and funding
We map ownership, governance, funding and supporting background documents.
Technology and controls
We assemble an overview of the platform, providers, player checks and responsible gaming procedures.
Application coordination
We prepare agreed documents, coordinate clarifications and plan ongoing obligations.
Documents and preparation
The full list depends on the selected procedure. The following information helps with the initial project review.
- Business plan, game types and target markets.
- Applicant, ownership and management structure.
- Funding and operating budget overview.
- Platform, software and technical partner descriptions.
- Plans for player identification, anti-money laundering and complaints.
- Data protection, security and responsible gaming arrangements.
Application budget and timeline
Our fee depends on the preparation scope and the readiness of documentation and technology. Regulatory fees, potential audits and certification are quoted separately.
We prepare the schedule after the review. A consultancy service cannot guarantee regulatory decisions, bank approval or a specific processing time.
Regulatory reference
NOGA publishes a licence register. The type and status of a specific authorisation require separate verification.
Nevis Online Gaming Authority ↗Frequently asked questions
Does Montex17 issue the licence?
No. We support preparation and agreed administration. The competent authority issues the authorisation.
Must I already have a company?
You can contact us with a planned project. Describe the service, owners and target markets.
Does a licence allow services in every country?
No. Each target market needs separate assessment; market access cannot be inferred from the licence’s jurisdiction alone.
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Tell us about your business, preferred jurisdiction and timeline. We will agree the scope and prepare a tailored proposal.
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