Software Certification
RNG under the standard of Curacao, Australia, Alderney, Denmark, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Italy, Kahnawake, Malta, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Gambling software certification is a mandatory requirement for any gaming license. Regardless of whether you took the games from a game provider or developed them yourself, you will be asked for a document or certificate confirming that your games have a properly configured random number generator.
This certification is called RNG (Random Number Generator) and consists of a series of tests of your source code. A properly working random number generator ensures that cards, dice numbers, slot game symbols, jackpot triggers and other game elements are statistically random and unpredictable. A properly working random number generator gives players confidence in the game system and insures against unwarranted player complaints.
What does testing the source code of a random number generator consist of?
- Defining the random number generator algorithm and testing known weaknesses;
- Check the internal state of the random number generator;
- Verify that the random number generator implementation meets the requirements of unpredictability and non-repeatability;
- Checking the use of random numbers, including scaling and shuffling;
- Compiling the RNG code (after fixing all problems with the code).
Our random number generator certification fully complies with all requirements applicable in gaming jurisdictions such as Curacao, Australia, Alderney, Denmark, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Italy, Kahnawake, Malta, Portugal, Spain and United Kingdom.
Certification of a random number generator usually takes 1-3 weeks.
Main tax rates
| Country | Income tax | VAT | Income tax on individuals | |
| Estonia | 0% (20% on distributed capital) | 20% (0% on export) | 20% | |
| Cyprus | 12.5% (special IP-Box mode allows to receive deductions and reduce the rate to 2.5-5%) | 19% (0% on export) | 0% (income up to 19 500 EUR per year) 20% (19 501- 28 000 EUR) 25% (28 001 -36 300 EUR) 30% (36,301-60,000 EUR) 35% (over 60,000 EUR) | |
| United Kingdom | 19% | 20% (0% on export) | 0% (income up to 12,570 GBP) 20% (income 12 571- 50 270 GBP) 40% (income 50 271 – 150 000 GBP) 45% (income from 150 001 GBP) |
FAQ
Registration of an IT company requires a memorandum or articles of association, an application for state registration, copies of the passports of the founders, a certificate of payment of state duty, etc.
IT companies can choose different tax regimes, such as a simplified taxation system, a unified tax on imputed income, or a general taxation system.
In most cases it is possible to register an IT company remotely through the state services portal or electronic services of tax authorities, but in some cases personal presence may be required.
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