How the Clean Play Certified mark is grantedA top-to-bottom flow: scope and evidence are filed, nine rule tests are run, and only if all nine pass does the credential become Active and the mark become licensed for that scope. Any failure means no mark. The credential is re-tested every twelve months.Scope + evidence filedNINE RULE TESTSCPS-01 No Disruptive AdsCPS-02 No TrackingCPS-03 No Forced AccountsCPS-04 No Loot BoxesCPS-05 No FOMO MechanicsCPS-06 No Premium CurrencyCPS-07 No Pay-to-WinCPS-08 No Hostile Notifs.CPS-09 No Hidden Subs.All ninepass?NOYESNot certifiedno mark, no listingCredential Activepublic registry entryMark licensedfor that scope only, while ActiveRE-TESTED EVERY 12 MONTHS

Clean Play Certified

What the mark says — and what it never says.

Clean Play Certified is granted to a specific mobile-game scope only after every applicable rule passes and the public credential is Active.

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Product-specific

Exact scope

The registry names the product, developer, platforms, package IDs, versions, regions, services, dates, and limitations.

Time-limited

Normally 12 months

Renewal and material changes are reviewed. Expired credentials do not authorize the mark.

Revocable

Status can change

Complaints, changes, evidence, or misconduct may cause suspension or revocation.

What it means

The named scope passed Clean Play Standards 1.0.

The decision is based on risk-based evidence and testing for the recorded scope and date.

What it does not mean

No oversized promise.

It is not government, legal, security, child-safety, accessibility, age-rating, quality, app-store, or continuous-monitoring certification.