KSA announces new changes for game license applications -

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The Netherlands Authority for the Game, known as KanssssesssssssssssssssssSpelautorit (KSA), has an upheaval because it introduces new rules for the granting of online games.

This occurs because the permits granted in September 2021 should expire on October 1, 2026, those who have a duration of five years. Now that the new adjusted policy rules have been introduced, candidates will have new obligations to follow, including those requiring a follow -up permit.

The new requirements will apply to all those who request a permit, and it will be officially adjusted on January 1, 2026.

One of the changes concerns how a request must be attached to a document explaining how suppliers plan to inform KSA in a timely manner about the significant changes in their policy and their commercial operations. Applications must also add an output plan, which explains how to reduce the gaming offer if the license stops.

“In addition, a significant addition has been made in the area of reliability: if the providers have not implemented irrevocable or enforceable judgments of the Court at the time of their request, their reliability is not out of doubt. That is to say the reason for rejection of a license.

KSA re -evaluates the monitoring license request process

These are not only new applications that have new steps to follow, but operators requiring a follow -up license must also be aware of the changes.

KSA says that “various components” have been reassessed, including the drug prevention policy and recruitment and advertising policy.

“Another integration test will take place for the component of the control database (CDB). They must also comply with the new conditions that apply to all applications, as mentioned above,” said the translated press release.

If a supplier has made a mistake in the past five years, which is the time of detention for a permit, he must explain during the reapplication process how he learned previous errors and how they will prevent repetition. If the regulator finds the explanation insufficient, the permit could be refused or additional conditions and restrictions imposed.

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