BC.Game Secures New Curaçao Gaming License Under LOK Structure
BC.Game has received a fresh permit under the forthcoming LOK structure in Curaçao. This supersedes their prior authorization under the older NOOGH system. The LOK structure is considerably more comprehensive and encompasses more stringent conformity protocols, novel application procedures, and a single due diligence charge. This action is part of a broader endeavor by Curaçao to reinforce its standing in the internet gaming realm. BC.Game’s Chief Executive, Jack Dorsey, conveyed his endorsement for the new structure, affirming that it signifies a substantial stride for the sector and strengthens their dedication to delivering a dependable and protected gaming encounter. The Curaçao Minister of Finance, Javier Silvania, recognized the obstacles the island has encountered concerning its online gaming industry’s image and trusts the LOK structure will tackle these apprehensions.
Our reputation has been unjustly tarnished with accusations of illicit activities, negatively impacting our standing. However, the acquisition of this LOK license is set to alter that perception.”
This permit will enable BC.Game, an internet-based gaming platform recognized for its acceptance of diverse digital currencies, to maintain its operations across numerous global territories.
“Curaçao represents merely the initial phase of our ambitious worldwide plan,” Dorsey elaborated. “Anticipate further noteworthy announcements and advancements as we sustain our rapid expansion.”
It’s important to mention that BC.Game’s United Kingdom division already possesses a license granted by the Gambling Commission (account number 38898).
