What you need to send us when you apply for an operating licence: remote/online businesses

Written policies and procedures detailing how you will comply with the remote gambling and software technical standards (RTS).

The name, address and licence number of all of the organisations who provide gambling software to the Applicant. Third party suppliers of software for use in the provision of gambling facilities to customers in Great Britain must be licensed by the Gambling Commission. You may include this in the operational model map so this does not have to be a separate document.

If you are applying for a gambling software licence, you must supply policies and procedures detailing how the business supplies gambling software via remote communication (eg File Transfer Protocol, server downloads). You may include this in the operational model map so this does not have to be a separate document

An operational model map which shows the location and provider/operator of all systems and activities used by the business to deliver gambling services and facilities.

The diagram needs to show the location of key equipment, and the relationship between the systems, activities, and third party providers, including how they interact and/or link together.

A system diagram should demonstrate the end-to-end process from when a person registers, through the gambling process, to the payout of winnings with a commentary of the activities that happen at each stage. The diagram and commentary should include any third party providers for example payment processors, affiliates, data storage as well as all aspects involved in the promotion, delivery support and administration of the gambling the business offers.

A system diagram should show the location of key remote equipment, who provides and operates this equipment, and how this equipment is used to deliver gambling facilities.

Procedures that show how you will comply with the testing strategy for compliance with remote gambling and software technical standards. The procedures should include the identity of a third party test house or a declaration of compliance with good practice if testing is to be carried out in-house.