Free entry is not a limitation. It's the moat.
In the UAE, a paid-entry raffle is regulated commercial gaming under the GCGRA (Federal Decree-Law No. 25/2025) — real licensing, real AML/KYC infrastructure, a real minimum fee. A genuine promotional giveaway, free to enter with the prize funded as a marketing cost, sits outside that definition entirely. Naseeb is built to stay in that lane, on purpose, in the code — there's no field for a price anywhere in the entry flow.
Licensed paid-entry operator
- AED 100,000+ minimum license fee
- AML / KYC infrastructure required before approval
- Ongoing regulatory supervision, indefinitely
- Months of approval before launch
Naseeb
- Zero gaming license required
- Live and compliant today, not in a year
- No AML / KYC build-out needed to launch
- Structurally outside the GCGRA definition of commercial gaming
Naseeb doesn't offer legal advice, and this isn't it. If you're planning giveaways at a scale where this matters, talk to a lawyer or the GCGRA directly.
Why now
Regulation is catching up
The UAE is formalizing gaming regulation for the first time. That creates market-wide clarity about what's compliant — and Naseeb was built to stay clearly on the right side of that line.
The behavior already exists
Giveaway marketing is already everywhere on social media — unstructured, unverifiable, running on trust alone. Naseeb gives it real infrastructure: a public random draw, disclosed funding, one entry per person.
What partnership looks like
There's no single template — it depends on what you're trying to do.
Host giveaways
Run your own free-entry giveaways on Naseeb as a marketing channel. See hosting plans.
Advertise
Put your brand in front of an audience that's already there to enter and win. See ad placements.
Something else
Co-branded giveaways, integrations, or a conversation about where this goes next — reach out below.
Get in touch
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