For Operators
Get your games certified
Certification runs through CCF Labs — the Foundation's own testing lab. There's nothing to sign up for, and a copied badge proves nothing — the live record does. We test your games against a published standard — checking that your RNG output shows no statistically detectable departure from randomness and, with an RTP audit, that payouts match your declared odds. The per-test report goes public, and only then does your casino appear in our register. That's the credential players actually check.
RNG Certification
Your game's RNG output is assessed against the CCF-STD-001 battery (NIST SP 800-22) over a certification-grade sample. Every per-test p-value is published on the certificate, and the same battery is open to anyone in our test tool — nobody has to take our word for how the test works, or yours.
- Certificate ID + public report with p-values
- Method published as CCF-STD-001
- Version-locked to the tested build
- Same battery runs in our open test tool
Listed in the register
Once a game is certified, your casino is listed in the public Certified Casinos directory and may display the CCF Certified mark for that game. Standing is tied to real, current certificates — it lapses or is revoked if a certificate does, and the public record reflects it immediately.
- Listing in the public Certified Casinos directory
- Right to display the CCF Certified mark
- Live verification link players can check
- Subject to the public complaints process
Listing also requires the casino-level criteria of The CCF Standard: payout reserves, responsible gambling and an accountable operator.
Get Certified →Certification is per-game and evidence-based. A casino is only as certified as the specific games it has put to test — each certificate has its own public record, looked up by its WC- ID in Verify a Certificate, so players can tell a real credential from a marketing claim.
How pricing works. Fees are per game, and payment is due when the certificate is issued. Each certificate is valid for 12 months; a certificate that lapses without renewal shows as Expired on its public record. Full prices for every CCF Labs service are on the services page, and the terms are summarized in our Certification Terms.
The Process
How it works
Certification is an evidence-based process, not a form. It comes down to putting your games to an independent test under a published method — and showing that your casino meets the rest of The CCF Standard.
Apply
Submit your casino and the games you want certified, along with your platform and operating details.
Sample
Provide a certification-grade sample of raw RNG output from the exact game build to be certified.
Certify
The game is tested against CCF-STD-001 (the NIST SP 800-22 battery) and its per-test report is published.
Casino Review
We review the casino-level criteria of The CCF Standard: control of payout-reserve wallets, responsible-gambling tools, and an accountable operator.
Get Listed
Your casino appears in the public Certified Casinos register, and each certificate has its own public record anyone can check.
Assurance
Why certification means something
Publicly verifiable
Certification status is confirmable by anyone against the live public record. The badge is just a link to that record — the record is what counts.
Published method
The RNG standard, CCF-STD-001, is published in full, and anyone can run the same tests on any sample in our open tool.
Accountable
Certified casinos are subject to a public complaints process. A certificate can lapse or be revoked, and the public record reflects it.
Show it off
Put your certification on your site
Once a game is certified, drop this badge into your footer. It's wide and low-profile by design. The badge itself is a static snippet — its link opens your live CCF verification record, which is where players see your current status in one click.
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Certify your games
Put your games to the test and earn the credential players verify.