Nevis Online Gambling License 2025: New Rules
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In 2025, Nevis took a major step forward in the online gambling sector by passing a new Online Gaming Act. The central element of the reform was the creation of the Nevis Online Gaming Authority, an independent regulator with the authority to oversee all gambling activities originating from the island and targeting international markets.
Nevis IBC Registration
The new regulatory framework aims to make Nevis a competitive and respected gambling jurisdiction that combines transparency, stability and professional oversight. This opens up broad prospects for companies seeking legal and reliable international expansion.
The core of business in Nevis remains the International Business Corporation (IBC). It is registered under the Business Corporations Ordinance and can carry out any lawful activity. The company name must be unique, contain a type designation (Ltd., Inc., etc.) and not include restricted terms without approval. Standard authorized capital is 50,000 shares at $1, with no payment requirements. Minimum of one director and one shareholder (individual or legal entity), mandatory due diligence. Legal address - through a licensed agent in Nevis.
iGaming operator licenses
Operators are provided with licensing in two formats:
- B2C - for online casinos, betting, poker and other games;
- B2B - for platform providers, payment solutions, content and technical services.
The license is valid for 12 months, covers 2 domains, with the possibility of adding up to 40 additional ones. Sublicensing is prohibited. For white label solutions, both licenses and additional approval are required.
The licensing process includes:
- Due Diligence on directors, shareholders and ultimate beneficiaries;
- Audit of gaming systems;
- Checking the AML, KYC and player protection policies.
IT-OFFSHORE provides full support for IBC registration in Nevis, documentation preparation and obtaining an online gambling license. We will help you go through all stages of the process in compliance with the requirements of the regulator and international standards.
