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Licensing by Type of Activity

Game Provider (B2B) — Supplying Games and Platforms to Operators

What is the supply of gambling games?

The provision of essential products or services, on the basis of a supply permit, to an organiser or a person abroad, influencing or capable of influencing game results — including the gaming platform, the random number generation platform and the jackpot system.

Can a supply permit be transferred?

No, transfer to another person is prohibited. The permit is issued only to an entrepreneur registered in Georgia and for a term of 5 years.

Which changes require fresh authorisation?

Substantial changes to a game — affecting the stake, winnings, game architecture, combinatorial lines, random number generation or the jackpot — require the Revenue Service’s consent and an authorisation certificate.

What are the supplier’s obligations regarding the operator contract?

A copy must be submitted within 3 days of conclusion, and amendments notified within 2 days together with a copy of the amendment document.

6 min·22 Sep 2026

What Constitutes the Supply of Gambling and Promotional Games

A game provider is the segment of the gambling business that delivers technological content to operators — games, platforms and infrastructure. Article 3 of the Law of Georgia on Organising Lotteries, Gambling and Promotional Games defines this activity precisely: the supply of gambling and promotional games means the direct or indirect provision of essential products or services, on the basis of a supply permit, to the organiser of the game and/or to a person outside the territory of Georgia, which may influence or does influence the results of such games — with or without the participation of the supplier. A supplier is a person who carries out such supply.

The whole customs zone of this regime follows from that definition: if your product influences game results, even in a purely technical role, you already operate in the supplier regime and need a supply permit. The law also separately defines the authorisation certificate — a certificate issued by the selected person confirming the conformity of a game and of certain essential products or services with the standards established by the Minister of Finance of Georgia.

Updated: 13 Oct 2026