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eCOGRA

eCOGRA is an independent and internationally approved testing agency. It specialises in the testing, inspection and certification of online gambling software and systems.

Contact eCOGRA

Visit eCOGRA's website (opens in new tab).

Contact by post:

eCOGRA
2/F Berkeley Square House
Berkeley Square
London
W1J 6BD

Telephone: 0207 887 1480
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Fees charged by the ADR entity

Operators are charged the following ADR fees:

  • £100 for eCOGRA Safe and Fair seal holders
  • £175 each month for non-seal holders.

Languages

Complaints can be submitted in English.

Sectors and categories

The sectors and categories of domestic and cross-border disputes which may be considered by the ADR entity are: remote (all sectors).

How the procedure can be carried out

The procedure can be conducted as both a written procedure.

Outcome of the ADR procedure

The outcome is non-binding.

Grounds for refusal

The ADR entity may refuse to deal with a dispute in the following circumstances:

  • the website is not included on eCOGRA’s list of approved websites
  • the consumer has not ensured that at least two weeks have passed since the problem began, they have followed the approved licence holder’s internal complaints procedure and all reasonable attempts have been made to negotiate a solution with the approved licence holder before submitting an ADR dispute form
  • the dispute is being, or has previously been considered by, another ADR entity or a court
  • the dispute arose more than one year ago.
  • in eCOGRA’s opinion, the dispute is frivolous, vexatious or does not relate to the outcome of a gambling transaction.
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