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Step 1. Initial Preparation and Jurisdiction Choosing

A company incorporation process starts with a first consultation. Choosing the right jurisdiction is crucial. That’s why our experts analyze all the key factors of your iGaming project: your planned platform type, your target audience, your financial goals, what license you plan to obtain. We also always consider the tax burden and the country’s international reputation.

Our goal at this stage is to find optimal balance between minimum costs, such as taxes and fees, and maximum legal protection for the future. We guarantee that right from the first step, you will make the correct decision that will save you time and money.

Step 2. Choosing the Name and Preparing Documents

Once we have decided on the jurisdiction where we will open your company, we move on to the name. You choose the name yourself. We will only check to make sure no other company has a similar name.

Next, we start collecting the necessary documents. We ask you for your passport and a utility bill. Sometimes, the jurisdiction needs extra documents, like references or a second ID. We check all the documents, and then quickly fill out all the corporate forms with a description of your company’s structure. When everything is ready, we send the documents to you for signing.

We make sure all the information needed for successful registration is complete, and we think about all the requirements for your future license in advance.

Step 3. Get Your Final Documents and Launch

After the company is successfully registered, we get and send you the full set of final documents. The exact papers depend on the country, but they usually include Certificate of Incumbency, Shareholders Registry, Directors Registry, Articles of Incorporation.

The entire process is completed very quickly: from 2 days to a few weeks. We work fast; our average reply time is only 30 minutes.

We also help you with important next steps like opening a bank account and preparing the application for your gaming license. This complete service allows you to launch your platform quickly and legally.

The structure you choose affects everything from taxation and liability to protection and management flexibility. Consider a type that matches your business size, your financial goals, and your future plans to grow when choosing the type of a legal entity. Below are the most common entity types used by international businesses and iGaming operators.

Private Limited Company

This is a smaller, more private version of a limited company. Countries name it in different ways: the Ltd. in the UK and Malta, the Pty Ltd. in Australia, the GmbH in Germany. Its ownership structure is restricted, and its shares are not publicly traded. That’s why it is the most common structure for small and medium-sized businesses. Plus, this structure is required to apply for most national and offshore gambling licenses.

Public Limited Company

This is a larger version of a limited company. Unlike a private limited company, its shares can be freely bought and sold on a stock exchange. This allows for vast capital raising, but on the other hand, it comes with intense public scrutiny and regulation.

In France, Spain, and many countries influenced by French or Spanish civil law, limited companies called it “S.A.” or “Anonymous Corporation”. The Netherlands, Belgium, Curaçao, and other Dutch-influenced jurisdictions called it “N.V.”.

International Business Companies (IBC)

While not as common as Ltd. in many European jurisdictions, the IBC structure is often used in smaller offshore jurisdictions like Anjouan (Comoros) and Nevis for its simplified regulatory and tax benefits.

An IBC offers a fast, low-cost incorporation with tax exemptions on non-local business revenue, so the company does not need to pay taxes on its foreign income. That’s why it is often chosen by startups and smaller operators targeting international markets outside of strict European regulations.