Trinidad and Tobago does not have a separate class of licenses for online casinos: distance solutions are considered limited and mainly as an extension of permitted products (lotteries, sports pools) under the control of the NLCB and FIU financial supervision.
Operators and payment intermediaries are required to ensure 18 + verification, KYC/AML/CFT procedures, transaction logging, data policy and BCP/DR plans; banks and payment channels strengthen transaction monitoring.
Full-format "casino online" are aimed at offshore jurisdictions and are not considered locally licensed, therefore advertising and partnerships are subject to restrictions.
Responsible play tools (limits, timeouts, self-exclusion) are in place for users, and transparency and risk notification requirements for operators.
The market is moving towards unification of rules within the framework of the future model of a single regulator, which should clarify the available formats of remote services and compliance standards.
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