The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is responsible for the regulation of all forms of gaming in Malta, including online gaming services. Within this regulatory framework, the MGA issues several types of licenses, including those for Business-to-Business (B2B) services. These B2B licenses are crucial for companies that provide gaming products and services to other businesses rather than directly to players (the end-users).
Who Needs an MGA B2B License?
Companies that offer gaming products and services to gaming operators require an MGA B2B license. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:
🎲Game Developers – Companies that develop gaming software and games that are then used by online casinos or sportsbook operators.
🎲Platform Providers – Entities that offer gaming platforms which aggregate various games and provide a unified gaming experience, including back-office tools for operators.
🎲Affiliate Marketing Providers – Firms specializing in marketing and referral services for gaming operators.
🎲Back-end Software Providers – Companies that provide the necessary back-end software solutions, such as player management systems, payment solutions, and fraud detection systems.
🎲Remote Gaming Operators – Those who offer and manage remote gaming services but do not interact directly with end-users.
🎲What Alternatives are there? – Curacao or Anjouan licenses open up new opportunities for the companies
