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1. Market overview
Where the market sits, who runs it and under what law.
Montenegro: Regulatory Framework
Gambling
- Law on Games of Chance (unofficial translation here)
- Payment System Law (unofficial translation here)
Anti-Money Laundering
Data Protection
Advertising
Gambling Regulator
Games of Chance Administration (Ministry of Finance)
Tel: +382 20 265 438
Email: kabinet@uis.gov.me
upravazaigrenasrecu@uis.gov.me
AML Regulator
Police Administration-Department for Financial Intelligence Affairs
Tel:+382 20 482 876 Email: kancelarijazagradjane@gsv.gov.me
Data Protection Authority
Agency for Personal Data Protection and Free Access to Information
Tel: +382 20 634 894, +382 20 623 883 Email:azlp@t-com.me
Advertising Regulator
Games of Chance Administration(Ministry of Finance)
Tel: +382 20 265 438
Email: kabinet@uis.gov.me
- Region
- Europe
- Legal status of gambling
- Regulated
- National regulator
- Games of Chance Administration, under the Ministry of Finance.
- Regulator website
- Under verification
- Key legislation
- Law on Games of Chance; Payment System Law.
- Minimum player age
- Under verification
5. Technical requirements and compliance
What has to be certified, recorded and kept inside the border.
- Certification and game testing
- Under verification
- Responsible gambling
- Under verification
- AML regime
- Under verification
- AML and KYC
- Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing, and the Law on Games of Chance.
- Server and data localisation
- Under verification
6. Marketing and advertising
What may be said about the product, and where.
- Advertising
- Under verification
- Advertising restrictions
- Law on Games of Chance.
- Sponsorship
- Under verification
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Regulatory Intelligence disclaimer
Information is provided for general regulatory intelligence purposes and should not be treated as legal advice for a specific transaction or business model. Regulatory requirements may change and should be confirmed before market entry or implementation.