ZoraBet License: Legal Framework and Regulatory Credentials
ZoraBet operates under a license issued by the Government of Curaçao, with license number 365/JAZ. This license authorizes the platform to provide online gaming services across permitted jurisdictions, including to players in Serbia, in full accordance with international gaming standards.
The license establishes clear legal obligations for the brand, including player protection requirements, responsible gambling protocols, and financial transparency standards.
Jurisdictions Where the Service Is Not Available
Due to the terms of its gaming license and applicable local laws, ZoraBet does not offer its services in certain countries and regions. This restriction applies uniformly across all platforms, including the desktop website and the mobile application.
The following territories are excluded from the service:
- United States of America: Federal and state-level legislative prohibitions on offshore online gambling;
- United Kingdom: Mandatory licensing by the UK Gambling Commission is required for legal operation;
- France: Local law requires authorization from the Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ);
- Netherlands: The Dutch Remote Gambling Act requires a license issued by Kansspelautoriteit;
- Australia: The Interactive Gambling Act prohibits offshore online casino services;
- Spain: Operators must hold a license issued by the Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego;
- Denmark: The Danish Gambling Authority requires a dedicated Danish gaming license;
- Belgium: The Belgian Gaming Commission mandates a national license for all operators;
- Portugal: Service requires authorization from the Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos;
- Italy: The Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli requires an Italian gaming license;
- Sweden: The Swedish Gambling Authority (Spelinspektionen) requires a dedicated Swedish license;
- Czech Republic: The Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic mandates local licensing;
- Romania: The National Gambling Office (ONJN) requires a Romanian gaming license;
- Slovakia: Online gambling services require authorization from the Slovak regulatory authority;
- Lithuania: Services require a license from the Lithuanian Gaming Control Authority;
- Estonia: The Estonian Tax and Customs Board requires a local gaming license.
Brand Ownership and Third-Party Liability
ZoraBet does not own, control, or manage other companies that may hold licenses issued by the same regulatory authority.
The brand holds no financial interest, no equity stake, and no managerial role in any such third-party entities. As an independent operator, ZoraBet is not in a position to influence the business decisions, service quality, or compliance practices of any other licensed company. Each operator functions as a legally distinct entity under its own licensing terms and obligations.
ZoraBet accepts no liability for the actions, omissions, or conduct of third-party operators. Any claims or disputes related to other licensed companies must be directed to those companies directly or to the relevant regulatory body with jurisdiction over the matter.
License Verification and Authenticity Confirmation
ZoraBet provides a digital verification seal that allows users to confirm the current status and authenticity of the platform’s gaming license at any time. This seal is linked directly to the licensing authority’s official records, enabling instant validation of the license without the need for manual inquiries.
The verification system reflects the live status of the license as recorded by the regulator. All content associated with the license, including regulatory documents and official certification materials, remains the intellectual property of the licensing authority. This content is protected under applicable copyright law, and any reproduction, distribution, or unauthorized use by third parties is strictly prohibited.
Trademark Protection and Intellectual Property Rights
All trademarks, logos, trade names, and commercial identifiers used by ZoraBet are legally protected under applicable intellectual property and trademark legislation.
Ownership of these assets is retained by the license holder in accordance with the terms established by the regulatory authority. Protection extends to domain names, visual identity elements, and all components of the corporate style guide associated with the brand. Any unauthorized reproduction, imitation, or commercial use of these protected assets is strictly forbidden and will result in legal proceedings under the relevant national and international legislation.
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