In short: Romanian Class II license granted for casino game supply. Client: Spanish casino game developer (Spain → Romania).
The challenge
A Spanish game development company wanted to extend the reach of its casino gaming content into the Romanian market.
To work with Romanian-licensed operators, it had to meet the local requirements for B2B gaming software suppliers.
The client sought help registering for the relevant Romanian requirements and obtaining the ONJN Class II license.
Our approach
We first considered the regulatory implications of the company's activities as a developer and supplier of casino gaming content.
Our work then focused on organizing the documentation, supporting the registration procedures and coordinating the Class II application, while helping the client meet the expectations for foreign technology suppliers. The approach was built around the studio's existing business model and its plans to supply games to licensed operators.
The outcome
The Spanish game studio completed its Romanian registration and obtained its Class II gambling license.
The authorization gives the company the regulatory foundation to supply its approved gaming software and services in Romania.
Why it matters
International expansion opens new operator relationships and distribution, but each regulated market brings its own requirements.
We help game developers meet those obligations with practical market-entry plans that keep their commercial objectives in view.
Client details are withheld by policy. Romanian Class II licensees can be checked in the ONJN public register; references are available on request, with the client's consent.