Netherlands KOA Remote Gambling Licence
The Dutch B2C licence required under the Remote Gambling Act to offer approved online casino, poker or betting products to consumers in the Netherlands.
- Licence type
- B2C remote-gambling licence
- Regulator
- Netherlands Gambling Authority (Kansspelautoriteit)
- Evidence
- 3 source records
Licence brief
B2C remote-gambling licenceThe KOA route is a B2C operating licence, not a B2B supplier permission. The permitted product categories are defined in the operator's approval, so one Dutch licence record should not be used to imply every form of remote gambling.
The application framework includes technical inspection, a control database and connection to Cruks. Public verification should finish in the regulator's games-of-chance guide, where consumers can identify current licensed offers.
Open official licence guidanceCompliance watch
3 monitoring pointsHolder requirements
- Hold a licence under Article 31a of the Betting and Gaming Act
- Connect to Cruks and implement the prescribed control database and technical controls
- Maintain integrity, addiction-prevention, advertising, payments and player-protection policies
Changes in the official games-of-chance guide
Licence conditions under the 2026 BRVKOA framework
Product-scope or website changes
Licence relationships
2 linked recordsJurisdiction
- NetherlandsRegulated · Europe
Companies
No linked records in the current dataset.
Authority
- Netherlands Gambling Authority (Kansspelautoriteit)Named issuing authority in this licence record