PAGCOR has reminded contracted B2B gaming suppliers to complete the accreditation process by 31 July 2026, as part of the Philippines’ ongoing efforts to strengthen its regulatory framework and standardize industry compliance.
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has reaffirmed that all contracted B2B gaming suppliers must complete their accreditation process by 31 July 2026, marking another important milestone in the country’s ongoing regulatory enhancement programme.
Under PAGCOR’s latest memorandum, suppliers are required to complete application procedures, documentation, probity assessments, system inspections, technical testing, and financial deposit requirements within the prescribed timeline.
The accreditation programme is designed to strengthen regulatory oversight, improve industry standards, and ensure that technology and service providers operating in the Philippine gaming market meet consistent compliance requirements.
According to PAGCOR, suppliers that fail to complete the accreditation process by the deadline may no longer be permitted to provide services after 1 August 2026. Gaming System Administrators (GSAs) are also expected to work only with accredited partners in accordance with the updated regulatory requirements.
The initiative forms part of PAGCOR’s broader efforts to establish a more transparent, standardized, and sustainable regulatory environment while supporting the long-term development of the Philippine gaming industry.
