Licensed operators now display a verifiable digital seal. Players can click it to confirm the licence is active, instead of trusting an image on a page.
The seal replaces the static badges many sites copy and paste. It is issued to a licensed operator, linked to a live registry entry, and shows its current status when clicked.
If a licence is suspended or expires, the seal updates automatically. A copied image of the seal on another site will not match the registry, so it fails verification.
After review, the operator receives a licence and a registry entry with a unique reference.
The operator adds a script that loads the seal from the registry, never a local image file.
Clicking the seal opens the registry page, which shows the licence status and the domains it covers.
Check these four things before you trust a seal on any gambling site.
A real seal opens a registry page. A flat image that does nothing is a red flag.
The page must sit on the registry's own domain. Look for look-alike spellings.
The registry entry lists the websites it covers. Your site must be on that list.
Only an active status counts. Suspended or expired means do not deposit.
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Northgate Licensing Registry explains its digital seal to players in plain language, so anyone can check whether an operator's licence is active.
Phone: (599-9) 520-8848
Email: info@northgatelicense.com