Regulated licence overview and India scope

The PariPulse license is issued by the gambling authority identified in the live verification seal and it requires transparent game rules, independent testing, responsible gaming controls, and data and security safeguards aligned to international standards and applicable Indian law. The certificate shows the issuance date and validity term, and it sets the authorised jurisdiction and territorial scope for the service. For users asking is PariPulse legal in India, legality depends on state law and the licence coverage, so review your local rules before you play.

Territorial exclusions for online gaming

Licensed operations do not extend to certain countries and regions. This applies across all PariPulse platforms, including the site, apps, and any service.

  • United States of America, Regulatory ban
  • United Kingdom, No licence coverage
  • Netherlands, Regulator restrictions
  • France and its territories, Regulator restrictions
  • Spain, No licence coverage
  • Italy, No licence coverage
  • Singapore, Regulatory ban
  • China, Regulatory ban
  • United Arab Emirates, Regulatory ban
  • Turkey, Regulator restrictions
  • Iran, Regulatory ban
  • North Korea, Regulatory ban

Brand and operator separation notice

PariPulse is not the owner of any company licensed by the regulator named in the verification seal and does not manage those entities. The brand is separate from the licensed operating companies.

The brand holds no financial, managerial, or other interests in the licensee. It has no ability to influence operational or management decisions. It is not responsible for the acts, omissions, or regulatory violations of those companies. Any complaint or claim must be directed to the relevant operating company or to the authority that issued the game licence.

Trademark and brand protection notice

Trademarks, logos, and other identifiers on the PariPulse site or apps are protected by their respective rights holders, including the licence holder and the regulator. Any use requires prior written consent from the owner.

Ownership protection extends beyond registered marks and domain names to brand style, icons, get-up, and other trade dress. Unauthorised use that may confuse users is prohibited. Violations may attract civil or criminal liability under applicable law.

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