How GSE works
A calm, five-step process. Secure payment. Cancel anytime. No lock-in. No surprises.
1. Create your account
Register in about two minutes. We collect the identity fields operators already have in their own KYC records — full legal name, date of birth, country of residence, postal address, and email — so their compliance team can locate and close every account you hold. No passport, ID card, or driving licence uploads required.
2. Digital authorization
You sign an agreement stating: "I authorize GamblingSelfExclusion.com to submit self-exclusion requests to gambling operators on my behalf" and attest under penalty of perjury that the identifying data is your own. Your typed signature plus timestamp, IP address, and device user-agent form a qualified electronic signature under eIDAS Art. 25 and the U.S. ESIGN Act.
3. Choose your plan and pay securely
Pay $49 once, or $9/month with cancel-anytime. Checkout is powered by Stripe (Apple Pay, Google Pay and all major cards). We never see your card details. You get an instant email receipt and a downloadable PDF of your signed agreement.
4. Automated request delivery
GSE generates a legally-worded, personalized request per operator and sends it via email, contact form or API integration where available. Every send creates an immutable audit record.
5. Continuous monitoring (Premium)
As new operators are discovered and verified, GSE automatically issues requests under your existing authorization and tracks delivery, operator responses and status changes.
Why you can trust GSE
Fair by default. Verified by design.
Cancel in one click
Stop your subscription anytime from your dashboard. No calls, no forms, no retention pressure.
No lock-in, no minimum term
Month-to-month only. You pay for the month you use — that's it.
Bank-grade security
TLS in transit, encryption at rest. Stripe (PCI-DSS Level 1) handles every payment — your card never touches our servers.
GDPR-friendly by design
Export or delete your data anytime from the privacy dashboard. We only keep what's legally required for a valid exclusion.
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