eCOGRA eGAP
eGAP (eCOGRA Generally Accepted Practices) is the requirements framework that underpins eCOGRA's Safe and Fair seal for online gambling operators. It is built around three pillars: player protection, fair gaming (including RNG testing and return-to-player reporting), and responsible/fair operator conduct. Approved operators also provide players access to eCOGRA's independent dispute-mediation (ADR) service. eGAP aligns with the CEN Workshop Agreement CWA 16259:2014 on responsible remote gambling measures, so compliant operators also meet that standard.
Current version
Gaming technical standard
Current eGAP requirements
Current eGAP requirements (edition not publicly numbered)
What it covers
Applies to
Compare eCOGRA eGAP head-to-head
Key facts
Related terms
Sources
A standard is a ruleset, not a promise. A certificate against eCOGRA eGAP attests that a game or system met it at test time — it does not change the house edge or guarantee a session outcome. This is a teaching summary; confirm against the issuer (eCOGRA (independent testing agency and standards body)).