Use of Certification Mark
Use of Certification Mark
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Guidelines for Using the Certification Mark
At Gaming Associates, certification is more than a checkbox; it is a mark of distinction. Our certification marks represent regulatory compliance aligned with jurisdictional standards, which can only be applied to products, services, or systems that have successfully undergone conformity assessment.
Their use is strictly governed within the scope of our ISO/IEC 17065 accreditation. Certification marks may only be used in association with products, services, or systems that have been evaluated and certified under the applicable certification scheme.
Authorized Use Policy
UKAS
Using UK National Accreditation Body symbol.
Our clients may reference our accreditation body symbol if they wish to, however, they must comply to the requirements outlined by UKAS in their Accreditation Logo and Symbols Guidance document published in February 2024 or other related documents published after the year 2024.
The guide states in Appendix B – clause B1.2 that the certified client may use the national accreditation symbol, but it shall always be used in conjunction with the logo/mark of the certification body or certification scheme – see the example below:
Certification Mark Display Guidelines:
| Usage Context | Without Product Statement | With Product Statement |
| On products (e.g., online gambling systems) | Not allowed | Not allowed |
| On brochures, websites,and promotional content | Allowed | Allowed |
- The certification mark must never imply that a product is certified itself.
Visual Guidelines for Certification Mark
Colours
The certification mark is only permitted in its original colour versions: ✔ Green ✔ White ✔ Black
Minimum Size
The logo should not appear smaller than 12mm in height to preserve readability and visibility.
Clear Space
Keep a minimum blank area around the logo, free from any text or graphics, to maintain visibility.
No Alterations
The design, shape, font, colours, or proportions of the mark must not be changed under any circumstances.