Parimatch Licence: Legal Status and Regulatory Framework

Certain countries and regions are excluded from Parimatch’s licensed services across all platforms, including the website, mobile applications, and any associated services. Users located in the following territories are not permitted to register or access the platform:

• United States of America — Federal and state-level regulatory prohibition on offshore online gambling services
• United Kingdom — Requires a separate licence from the UK Gambling Commission; not currently covered
• France — National regulatory restrictions imposed by the Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ)
• Netherlands — Licensing requirements under the Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) not applicable to this licence
• Australia — Prohibited under the Interactive Gambling Act for certain categories of online gaming services
• Spain — Requires specific national licensing under the Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ)
• Italy — Regulated exclusively by the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM); separate licence required
• Belgium — Gaming Commission imposes strict licensing requirements not covered by the current licence
• Czech Republic — National licensing authority restrictions apply
• Denmark — Spillemyndigheden licence required for legal operations
• Portugal — Regulated by Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos (SRIJ); separate licence required
• Romania — National Gambling Office (ONJN) licensing not covered under the current framework
• Sweden — Spelinspektionen licence required; offshore operators face restrictions
• Singapore — Remote gambling is prohibited under the Remote Gambling Act
• Hong Kong — Gambling regulations prohibit unlicensed offshore online services
• Cyprus — National Gaming and Casino Supervision Commission restrictions apply
• Israel — Legislation restricts access to unlicensed offshore gaming platforms

This list is subject to update. If your territory is not listed, you are encouraged to verify current legal status under local law before proceeding to register or play.

Parimatch is not the owner of companies holding licences issued by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board and does not exercise any management authority over such companies.

The brand holds no financial, managerial, or operational interest in those separately licensed entities. It has no capacity to influence their business decisions, day-to-day operations, or compliance conduct. Accordingly, Parimatch bears no responsibility for any actions, omissions, or regulatory violations attributable to those companies. Any claims or disputes relating to those entities must be directed to the relevant licensed company or the competent regulatory authority.

A licence verification system is available to allow you to confirm the current status and authenticity of the Parimatch licence at any time. You can verify the licence directly through the official portal of the issuing authority.

This system functions as a digital status-check tool provided and maintained by the regulator. All texts, images, seals, and associated materials displayed within the verification interface are the exclusive property of the regulatory authority and are protected under applicable copyright law. Commercial use, reproduction, or distribution of these materials by third parties is strictly prohibited. Improper or unauthorised use of the verification system or its content may result in legal penalties in accordance with the regulations governing intellectual property and online gaming compliance.

All trademarks, logos, and commercial identifiers appearing on the Parimatch website and mobile applications are protected assets belonging to the respective rights holders, which may include the licence holder or the relevant regulatory authority.

Protection extends beyond registered trademarks and domain names to encompass other elements of brand identity, including visual design, stylistic components, and distinguishing brand features. No third party is permitted to use, reproduce, or represent any of these identifiers without prior written authorisation from the rights holder. Unauthorised use constitutes an infringement and may give rise to legal liability under applicable intellectual property and commercial law.