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Built by Neel Patel, a practicing in-house games attorney. Games touch more compliance domains at once than anything else in tech — Magist was designed around that.

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Regulations

  • California Automatic Renewal Law & Click-to-Cancel Act

    California Automatic Renewal Law & Click-to-Cancel Act directly addresses auto-renewal disclosure requirements and cancellation mechanisms.

  • Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act

    Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act governs negative-option (auto-renewal) transactions, including clear and conspicuous disclosure requirements.

  • Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act

    Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act establishes standards for gift card and stored-value disclosures applicable to auto-renewal contexts.

  • Federal Trade Commission Act: Section 5

    Federal Trade Commission Act Section 5 prohibits unfair or deceptive acts, including misleading auto-renewal disclosures and enrollment practices.

  • EU Consumer Rights Directive

    EU Consumer Rights Directive requires explicit consent and clear information before auto-renewal charges and specifies withdrawal periods.

  • UK Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013

    UK Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 mandate transparent pre-purchase information and cancellation rights for distance selling including subscriptions.

  • Act on Specified Commercial Transactions (ASCT)

    Act on Specified Commercial Transactions (ASCT) regulates subscription and auto-renewal arrangements in Japan, including disclosure obligations.

Controls

  • Auto-renewal disclosure + click-to-cancel program

    Auto-renewal disclosure + click-to-cancel program control addresses practical implementation of auto-renewal transparency and cancellation mechanisms.

Enforcement cases

  • Amazon — FTC 2025

    Amazon Prime auto-renewal case illustrates FTC enforcement around ease of cancellation and disclosure clarity in subscription programs.

Guides

  • COPPA 2025: What the FTC's Updated Rules Mean for Mobile Game Teams

    COPPA 2025 guidance includes auto-renewal disclosure requirements for monetization in products directed to children.

This is based on Magist's regulatory data, not legal advice. Verify with counsel for your specific situation.