Batery Licence: Legal Status and Regulatory Framework

The licence covering Batery does not extend to certain countries and regions. As a result, access to the site, applications, and all associated services is restricted for users located in the following territories:

• United States of America – Federal and state-level regulatory restrictions on online gambling
• United Kingdom – Requires a separate licence from the UK Gambling Commission; not currently held
• France – National regulatory ban on unlicensed foreign gambling operators
• Netherlands – Kansspelautoriteit licensing requirements not fulfilled for this jurisdiction
• Australia – Interactive Gambling Act prohibits unlicensed online casino services
• Spain – DGOJ licensing requirements not covered under current licence
• Italy – ADM licensing requirements not covered under current licence
• Belgium – Gaming Commission restrictions on unlicensed operators
• Denmark – Spillemyndigheden licensing requirements not covered under current licence
• Portugal – SRIJ licensing requirements not covered under current licence
• Czech Republic – National licensing framework not covered under current licence
• Slovakia – Regulatory restrictions on unlicensed online gambling
• Romania – ONJN licensing requirements not covered under current licence
• Bulgaria – National Gaming Commission restrictions
• Ukraine – National Commission for Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries requirements not covered
• Lithuania – Lošimų priežiūros tarnyba licensing requirements not covered
• Latvia – Inspection Board of Lotteries and Gambling restrictions
• Estonia – Gambling Act licensing requirements not covered under current licence
• Cyprus – National Betting Authority restrictions
• South Africa – National Gambling Board restrictions on unlicensed online operators
• Singapore – Remote Gambling Act prohibits unlicensed online gambling services
• Hong Kong – Gambling Ordinance restrictions on online gambling

Batery is not the owner of companies holding licences issued by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board and does not exercise management control over any such companies. The brand operates independently and maintains no corporate affiliation with other licensed entities under the same regulatory authority.

There are no financial, managerial, or other interests connecting Batery to those separately licensed companies. Batery holds no capacity to influence the operational or management decisions of those entities. No responsibility is accepted for the conduct, violations, or liabilities of any such company. Any claims or disputes arising in relation to those companies must be directed to the relevant company itself or to the appropriate regulatory body.

A licence verification system is available to users who wish to confirm the current status and authenticity of the Batery game licence. This tool provides a direct means of checking that the licence displayed on the platform is valid and issued by the competent authority.

The verification system is a digital status-check instrument maintained by the regulator. All texts, images, graphical elements, and other materials forming part of the verification interface remain the exclusive property of the issuing regulatory authority. This content is protected under applicable copyright law. Commercial use, reproduction, or redistribution of these materials by third parties is strictly prohibited. Improper or unauthorised use of the verification system or its associated content may result in legal penalties as determined by the regulator and relevant legislation.

All trademarks, logos, and commercial identifiers displayed on the Batery site and applications are protected under intellectual property law and remain the property of the respective rights holder, being the licence holder or the issuing regulator as applicable. Unauthorised use of these brand elements is prohibited.

Protection of these identifiers extends beyond registered trademarks and domain names to encompass all brand-style elements associated with the platform, including visual design components and commercial designations. No third party is permitted to use, reproduce, or misrepresent these elements without prior written authorisation from the rights holder. Violations of this protection may give rise to civil and, where applicable, criminal legal liability under the laws of the relevant jurisdiction.