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Entering Regulated Markets

Multiple Game Certificates: a Unified Certification Strategy

Who issues the authorisation certificate in Georgia?

The selected person, after examining the online system, against the Minister of Finance's standards; issuance rules are set by the Minister's act.

Are foreign laboratory reports recognised?

The law names no laboratories — it regulates the role; the value of an international report is clarified with the regulator and the selected person.

Can one licence serve several markets?

Not directly, but one licence can be broad — the MGA's B2B licence covers Type 1-4 games, and a group licence consolidates groups with more than 90 percent ownership.

What happens when a certified system changes?

The certificate's freshness lapses; on the Georgian side non-fulfilment counts as a permit-condition violation — changes are managed through a log and calendar.

6 min·22 Sep 2026

One Product — Many Markets: Framing the Problem

A modern gambling product — a game, an RNG module, a platform — rarely serves a single jurisdiction. A supplier simultaneously serving Georgian operators and international markets must pass the same product through compliance checks several times: in Georgia, within the framework of the authorisation certificate connected to the electronic control system; abroad, through reports of testing institutes recognised by regulators. This page does not describe any single jurisdiction's procedure — our certification series does that; here we discuss how to design a unified certification strategy so that multiple certificates form a coordinated portfolio rather than a mutually cancelling chaos.

The strategic point is simple: certification is not a one-off formality but a process accompanying the product's life cycle. Every change to a game, its mathematics or the platform simultaneously undermines the freshness of certificates on several markets. Portfolio planning is therefore change-management planning.

Updated: 13 Oct 2026