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Licensing

Updated: June 2026

RakeCore is an iGaming software vendor, not a gambling operator. This page explains how licensing responsibility is split and how our platform approaches compliance.

1. Who holds the gaming licence

The operator (our client) obtains and maintains the gaming licence in their chosen jurisdiction. RakeCore provides the technology and helps with launch, but does not issue or replace a regulator’s licence.

2. Regulated-market readiness

The platform is designed for licensable markets and includes built-in compliance tooling: KYC (tiers T0–T3), AML screening (sanctions, PEP, adverse-media — integration-ready), anti-fraud and responsible-gaming tools (limits, cool-off, self-exclusion).

In the Turnkey model we help obtain a licence (e.g. Curaçao) and connect payments.

3. White Label and sub-licences

In the White Label model an operator may run under a partner’s master-licence umbrella, where the licence holder absorbs part of the regulatory burden. Specific terms depend on the market and partner.

4. Responsible gaming

The platform supports mandatory RG tools: deposit, loss, bet and session limits, reality check, cool-off and self-exclusion (temporary and permanent).

5. Third-party components

The product uses third-party and open-source libraries; the corresponding licence notices are provided to clients as part of the documentation (especially in the Sell model with source-code transfer).

6. Disclaimer

Information on this page is general and not legal advice. For licensing questions consult qualified counsel and contact legal@rakecore.com.