
Financial open data
CSV/JSON with prizes, observed RTP, house-edge, donations and social allocation.
The Leader Gambling Foundation is a non-profit technology foundation that certifies and continuously audits gambling operators. We verify legal compliance, randomness and payout distribution using AI anti-fraud and open data. Our mission is to guarantee clean games and responsible redistribution of resources.
Public quarterly reports, independent audits, and CSV/JSON repositories for community oversight.
RNG testing, fairness analysis, per-game RTP verification, and continuous anomaly monitoring.
We work as an independent auditor for operators and regulators, with an initial geographic focus on Spain and Portugal. We publish transparent reports, uphold AML/KYC standards, and channel a portion of audited proceeds toward social-impact programs linked to human-AI transition.
We do not operate gambling; we audit it. Entities referenced on this site are descriptive of the intended framework and do not imply current licensure or affiliation.
Collection and verification of permissions by jurisdiction, Terms of Service, KYC/AML controls, prize policy and country-specific rules.

NIST/Dieharder batteries, seed/entropy inspection, non-determinism checks, and replay analysis for statistical signatures.

Per-title audits (slots/bingo/scratch), observed vs theoretical RTP, prize floors/caps, and house-edge governance.

Anomaly detection, drift of distributions, suspicious house-win spikes, and correlation with features (campaigns, A/B, time-of-day, user clusters).

Outlier models (Isolation Forest/Robust Covariance), time-series monitoring, and statistical tests (KS/χ²) for fairness.
Randomness tests (NIST SP 800-22/Dieharder), seed verification, signed logs (WebCrypto/Ed25519), and integrity proofs.
CSV/JSON endpoints with prizes paid, effective rates, per-game RTP, audits and changelogs. Verifiable mirroring and public timestamping.
Pseudonymization, data minimization, and GDPR/AML controls for operators and beneficiaries.
What we are: an independent, non-profit auditor. We do not operate gambling; we certify and monitor it.
Initial geography: Spain and Portugal. Our work aligns with public regulatory frameworks in each country and the EU, without claiming affiliation, endorsement or licensure.
Planned future steps include formal liaison channels with regulators and publication of conformity mappings. Until then, our deliverables remain purely technical audits and public transparency reports.
Certified operators display the seal below. The script validates domain, signature, build integrity and public endpoints.
Place this before </body> on the operator’s site:
<script async src="https://leadergfl.org/seal.js"
data-site="example.com"
data-operator-id="op_123"
data-signature="BASE64_SIGNATURE"
data-build-hash="SHA256_OF_BUILD"></script>
seal.js verifies the Ed25519 signature, matches the current domain to data-site, checks the operator’s public endpoint (/.well-known/leadergfl.json) and shows status (OK/ATTENTION/REVOKED).

CSV/JSON with prizes, observed RTP, house-edge, donations and social allocation.

Testing protocols (NIST/Dieharder), seeding, commit-reveal, signatures and key rotation.

External committee, audit calendar and quarterly report template.
Transparent allocation toward micro-grants and re-skilling programs tied to human-AI transition, with open ledgers and quarterly disclosures.
Licensing posture, RNG, fairness/RTP, crypto-security, payout distribution and AML/KYC controls.
For certified operators, yes — the seal and the /.well-known/leadergfl.json endpoint are required for continuous verification.
Quarterly reports, aggregated metrics (per-game RTP), prize and donation data (pseudonymized), and an audit changelog.
On detected non-conformities, the seal turns to ATTENTION/REVOKED, and the operator receives deadlines with a remediation plan.
Operators: request technical certification and seal integration. Communities & regulators: access our public data and reports.