Domicilium
Product sources reviewedIdentity not reviewedDomicilium supplies hosting, private and hybrid cloud, networking, DDoS protection, backup, and managed disaster recovery from Isle of Man and other locations. Its strongest independently checked gambling distinction is the current GSC list of approved disaster-recovery providers.
Domicilium Hosting and Gambling Recovery
Multi ProductMixedAvailability: StandaloneDomicilium supplies hosting, private and hybrid cloud, networking, DDoS protection, backup, and managed disaster recovery from Isle of Man and other locations. Its strongest independently checked gambling distinction is the current GSC list of approved disaster-recovery providers.
The delivery chain can include Domicilium facilities and network, dedicated private-cloud hardware, customer equipment, public-cloud services, and international data centers. The order must distinguish normal production hosting from the standby environment and name every dependency required to invoke recovery.
The May 2026 terms identify Domicilium (IOM) Limited and put the service description, targets, and credits in the SLA and order. They also say each party must maintain adequate backups, so buying disaster recovery does not by itself transfer backup ownership or prove that restoration works.
Integration: The service design should separate production and recovery, identify Domicilium (IOM) Limited, every facility and provider, replication source and target, data classes, encryption and keys, network and DNS cutover, dependencies, RTO and RPO, backup ownership and immutability, restore and failover tests, invocation authority, regulator notification, maximum recovery operation, return to production, support, service credits, customer equipment, data return or deletion, and exit assistance. Check the current GSC rules for the operator and scenario; provider approval is not an operator license.
- Contracting Entity
Domicilium (IOM) Limited, registration 054878C, is the company named in the May 2026 service terms
Published version 3.7 terms
- Vendor Reported2026-07-11
- Document Priority
The published terms give the SLA and order priority over the general terms for inconsistent service details
Published contract structure
- Vendor Reported2026-07-11
- Backup Boundary
The general terms require each party to keep adequate backup copies of its data and programs
General allocation; a specific order or SLA may add provider duties
- Vendor Reported2026-07-11
- Isle Of Man Recovery Status
Domicilium is listed as an approved Isle of Man disaster-recovery provider
Approved disaster-recovery provider, not an online-gambling license holder
- Regulator Confirmed2026-07-11
Delivery options
A scoped production-hosting, cloud, network, or GSC-approved disaster-recovery environment operated under the order and service-level agreement.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Operator
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + The Domicilium facilities, equipment, cloud, circuits, DDoS, backup, and management services named in the order
- + Recovery replication, invocation, failover, restoration, and testing duties expressly assigned in the plan
- + Service targets and credits in the controlling SLA
- + Data-processing, access, and return or deletion duties included in the signed document set
Not included
- ! An online-gambling operator or software-supplier license
- ! A working backup, zero data loss, or uninterrupted operation unless the architecture, objective, and test prove it
- ! Customer application remediation, game or wallet reconciliation, regulator decisions, and third-party recovery not assigned to Domicilium
- ! Public-cloud, carrier, software, or international-facility rights not included in the order
- + The legal entity and current general terms are public and dated May 2026.
- + The GSC independently confirms approved disaster-recovery-provider status.
- + The public terms reveal document priority, shared backup responsibility, security allocation, and data-processing boundaries useful in diligence.
- ! The provider website says licensed, while the regulator page uses approved; publish and contract the narrower regulator wording.
- ! The general terms alone do not provide a customer-specific RTO, RPO, failover design, test frequency, or recovery credit.
- ! Both parties retain backup duties under the general terms; test restoration and reconciliation, not just replication or site separation.
- DomiciliumVendorchecked 2026-07-11— Version 3.7 dated May 1, 2026 identifies Domicilium (IOM) Limited, registration 054878C. It makes the SLA and order controlling documents, divides security duties, requires each party to keep backups, and contains data-processing and exit-related terms.
- DomiciliumVendorchecked 2026-07-11— Current page describes dedicated private cloud, DDoS protection, and hybrid cloud combining Domicilium or customer equipment with public-cloud services and international data centers.
- DomiciliumVendorchecked 2026-07-11— Current page describes multiple Isle of Man sites at least 15 km apart and managed hosting, cloud, network, backup, and gaming disaster-recovery services. Continuity promises remain vendor claims unless fixed in the recovery design and tests.
- Isle of Man Gambling Supervision CommissionRegulatorchecked 2026-07-11— Current regulator page lists Domicilium, Continent 8, and Manx Telecom as approved Isle of Man disaster-recovery providers. The page calls them approved companies rather than online-gambling license holders.
