Zoome licence and regulatory status

The Zoome licence is the authorisation under which the brand operates its online gaming service. It was issued by [licensing authority] on [issue date], is valid for [validity term] and covers [licensed jurisdiction]. The licence sets obligations for fair play, transparent operations, data protection and security, in line with international gambling standards. A licence issued overseas does not replace Australian requirements, so you should read the Australian legal position in the sections below before you register.

Countries and regions outside licence coverage

Licensed operations exclude specific countries and regions across all Zoome platforms, including the site, apps and services. The list below follows the terms of the licence.

  • [Country or region], [reason, for example regulatory ban];
  • [Country or region], [reason, for example no licence coverage];
  • [Country or region], [reason, for example regulator restrictions].

Zoome legal status in Australia

Australian law applies to you separately from any overseas licence. Key points for users in Australia:

  • The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 prohibits offering online casino style games, such as online pokies, to customers in Australia;
  • A licence issued by an overseas authority does not authorise services to people in Australia;
  • The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) enforces these rules and blocks sites that breach them;
  • Australian wagering operators are licensed by state or territory authorities;
  • BetStop is the national register for excluding yourself from licensed online wagering;
  • The National Gambling Helpline (1800 858 858) offers free and confidential support.

Brand ownership disclaimer

Zoome is not the owner of companies licensed by [regulator name] and does not manage them.

Zoome holds no financial, managerial or other interest in those companies. It has no ability to influence their operational or management decisions. It accepts no responsibility for their actions or violations. Any claim must be directed to the relevant company or to the regulator.

Licence verification system

A licence and seal verification system lets you confirm the current status and authenticity of the Zoome licence. A verified licence confirms licensing status only and does not establish Zoome legitimacy in Australia.

The system is a digital status check tool. All texts, images and materials in it belong to the regulator. The content is protected by copyright, and use by third parties for commercial or other purposes is prohibited. Improper use may result in penalties.

Trademark protection

Trademarks, logos and commercial identifiers on the Zoome website and apps are protected by the rights holder, which is the licence holder or the regulator.

Ownership remains with the rights holder. Protection extends beyond domain names and registered marks to other brand style elements, such as names, designs and visual identifiers. Unauthorised use is prohibited, and violations may entail legal liability.