The Alderney Gambling Control Commission has outlined its B2B licensing structure, detailing how operators must separate customer-facing and transaction-facing operations. The framework establishes specific certificate categories and launch readiness criteria for service providers.
Operational Separation and Certificate Requirements
Under the current regime, the AGCC divides operational duties to ensure clear accountability across the supply chain. Customer-facing functions, which handle player interaction and marketing, are processed separately from transaction-facing activities that manage payments and technical integrations. Each function requires a distinct certificate, allowing businesses to scale their service offerings without overlapping regulatory approvals.Launch readiness assessments verify that providers meet technical and compliance standards before entering the market. Applicants must submit documentation proving their systems align with Alderney security protocols and financial reporting requirements. The commission reviews each submission to confirm that operational boundaries remain distinct and that risk management procedures are fully implemented.