Szilaghi Law
Gambling & Gaming

Online Gaming Compliance

For online operators, compliance reaches into supplier contracts, the player journey and payments. We build and audit Romanian compliance frameworks and keep them current as rules change.

GEO 77/2009Law 129/2019GD 111/2016

Updated 28 October 2026 · General information, not legal advice

What the work covers

Player protection

Responsible gambling tools, self-exclusion and age verification.

KYC and AML

Customer due diligence, monitoring and reporting under Law 129/2019.

Marketing

Advertising, bonuses and affiliate controls.

Reporting

Regular reporting to ONJN and record keeping.

Points to check early
  • Advertising. Gambling advertising rules are strict and change frequently.
  • Payments. Payment flows must use permitted methods and providers.
  • Suppliers. Unlicensed suppliers create risk for the operator.
What you receive
  • Compliance audit
  • Policies and procedures
  • Training
Frequently asked questions
Are Romanian online operators AML reporting entities?

Yes. Gambling operators are reporting entities under Law 129/2019 and must apply customer due diligence and report suspicious transactions to ONPCSB.

Can Romanian operators use foreign affiliates?

Affiliates that provide services to Romanian operators may need a Class 2 license, and operators remain responsible for their marketing.

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