Certificate Verification Framework

The Authority maintains an official public verification system through which third parties can confirm the authenticity, scope and current status of an Eritrea Gaming license.

A printed or digital certificate must not be relied upon by itself. The public register is the authoritative source for determining whether a license is active and whether a particular website or business is covered by it.

Certificate Features

An official license certificate may include:

The certificate may also contain specific limitations, endorsements or conditions.

QR Verification

The QR code must link directly to the License’s official record on the Eritrea Gaming website.

It must not link to:

Users should check the destination address before relying on the result.

Information Displayed in the Public Register

The verification page should display:

The Authority may limit the publication of personal, confidential or security sensitive information.

How to Verify a License

Step 1

Open the official Eritrea Gaming public register.

Step 2

Enter the license number, legal entity name or approved domain.

Step 3

Confirm that the legal entity and license number match the certificate.

Step 4

Confirm that the exact website domain is listed as approved.

Step 5

Review the license status and validity period.

Step 6

Check whether any restrictions, suspension notices or regulatory actions are displayed.

Verification Results

Active

The license is currently valid, subject to its conditions and any restrictions displayed in the register.

Suspended

The license is temporarily inactive or restricted. The operator must not represent itself as fully authorised during the suspension.

Revoked

The license has been withdrawn by regulatory action and is no longer valid.

Expired

The license validity period has ended and no current renewal is recorded.

Surrendered

The License has voluntarily returned the license, subject to acceptance and any continuing obligations.

Not Found

No matching official record could be located. The certificate or license claim should not be relied upon without direct confirmation from the Authority.

Fraudulent or Altered Certificates

Warning signs may include:

Suspected misuse should be reported through the Authority’s official contact channel.

Important

Only the official public register confirms the current position.

Certificates, screenshots, emails, letters or third party websites may be outdated, altered or fraudulent.