Regions · Philippines
iGaming solutions
for Philippines
Southeast Asia’s regulated domestic market under PAGCOR. One compliant platform, one content connection and one wallet — built for the licensed Filipino market.
PAGCOR / PIGO domestic
Built for the licensed domestic framework — not offshore.
Compliant by design
Aligned with the post-POGO rules: KYC-first, RG tools, BSP payments.
One aggregator
Slots, live, crash and sport through a single integration.
SEA-tuned content
Mobile-first games and e-wallets Filipino players use.
The Philippines is a leading Southeast Asian iGaming hub — but the rules changed decisively. Offshore operations (POGOs) are permanently banned, so the opportunity now is the licensed domestic market under PAGCOR and its PIGO/e-Games frameworks. Our stack is built for compliant, domestic-facing operators serving Filipino players.
The Philippines rewards licensed, domestic operators
After the offshore ban, the Philippine market reset around domestic play: fewer, better-capitalised operators serving Filipino players under tighter PAGCOR oversight. It’s a large, mobile-first, English-speaking market with strong demand for slots, live casino and sport.
The key is compliance. The Anti-POGO Act of 2025 permanently prohibits offshore-facing operations and even bars suppliers from serving them. We focus exclusively on the licensed domestic market — PAGCOR/PIGO operators serving players inside the Philippines.
How the Philippine market works
Regulator
PAGCOR (Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation), under PD 1869, is the national regulator, now separating its regulatory and commercial arms. Domestic online operates under the PIGO (Philippine Inland Gaming Operator) and e-Games frameworks; the BSP oversees payment accounts.
Offshore is banned
POGOs were abolished by Executive Order 74 (2024) and permanently prohibited by the Anti-POGO Act (RA 12312, 2025), which also bars B2B suppliers from serving offshore operators. The compliant route is domestic-facing only.
Entity, ownership & compliance
Operators must be locally incorporated, with foreign equity capped at roughly 40% (majority Filipino-owned), and meet minimum capitalisation and bonding requirements. Mandatory KYC (identity checks before deposit), responsible-gambling tools, and tightened advertising rules apply.
Everything a Philippine operator needs, in one stack
Domestic platform
One casino platform configured for the PAGCOR/PIGO domestic framework, in PHP and English.
One game aggregator
A single aggregator integration delivers slots, live and crash from 150+ providers.
Sportsbook & verticals
A full sportsbook alongside casino on one back office.
Local payments
PHP e-wallets and bank rails (BSP-compliant) through one API.
Compliance & RG
KYC-before-deposit, self-exclusion, deposit limits and PAGCOR-ready reporting built in.
Localization
English and Filipino content and support, tuned for a mobile-first audience.
Philippines at a glance
| Regulator | PAGCOR (national) — PIGO / e-Games domestic frameworks; BSP for payments |
|---|---|
| Offshore (POGO) | Permanently banned (EO 74/2024; Anti-POGO Act RA 12312/2025) |
| Entity | Local incorporation required; foreign equity capped (~40%) |
| Compliance | KYC-before-deposit, RG tools, tightened advertising rules |
| Focus | Domestic-facing, Filipino-market operations only |
Rules change frequently — confirm current requirements with each regulator before entering a market. This page is informational and not legal advice.
How we get you live in Philippine
Confirm the route
We map a compliant PAGCOR/PIGO domestic setup for your business.
Set up the platform
A PHP, English/Filipino platform configured with your brand.
Connect content
One aggregator integration brings casino, crash and sport, tested before go-live.
Launch & scale
Go live compliant for the domestic market, then add content as toggles.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run an offshore (POGO) operation from the Philippines?
Who regulates online gaming?
Can foreigners own a Philippine operator?
What content performs best?
How fast can we launch?
Entering the Philippine market?
Tell us your plans and we’ll map a compliant, domestic-facing PAGCOR/PIGO setup with platform, content and payments.
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