As regulatory and compliance thresholds continue to rise globally, the Tobique iGaming license has positioned itself as a true mid-shore alternative — not only to the post-LOK Curaçao regime, but also to entry-level jurisdictions such as Anjouan.
While Anjouan remains attractive from a purely cost-driven perspective, it is increasingly associated with a higher number of restricted markets and a fully public domain disclosure model, which significantly limits operational flexibility. Combined with its deteriorating regulatory perception in recent years, this makes Anjouan primarily suitable for smaller, short-term, or experimental projects.
Tobique, by contrast, is designed for operators who prioritise scalability, payment stability, and long-term market access. With a more focused list of restricted jurisdictions, a closed domain registry, and a regulatory framework rooted in Canadian legal principles, Tobique offers materially greater resilience against market access disruptions, automated blocking, and payment friction.