GAMOMAT Receives MGA B2B Licence to Support European Regulated Expansion

GAMOMAT has obtained its Business-to-Business (B2B) licence from the Malta Gaming Authority as of September 2026, enabling the company to supply its gaming content directly to operators licensed under Malta’s regulatory framework. This licence marks a deliberate step in GAMOMAT’s regulated market expansion, granting it additional credibility and distribution rights within Europe’s premier licensing jurisdiction.

Strategic Importance of the MGA B2B Licence

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is widely regarded as a major European and global iGaming regulator, with its certification referenced frequently in regulatory compliance and casino distribution conversations. For GAMOMAT, securing the MGA B2B licence provides a mechanism to deliver its portfolio to Malta-licensed operators, improving access to a network of regulated partners.

Joss Webster, Head of Commercial at GAMOMAT, commented:

“The MGA B2B licence is a big moment for the business as we push on with our expansion throughout Europe’s regulated markets. It allows us to bring the GAMOMAT titles that partners trust and players love to a wider network of operators, while doubling down on our commitment to quality, performance and compliance.”

The accreditation demonstrates that GAMOMAT has met the MGA’s due diligence standards required for a Type 1 B2B Critical Gaming Supply Licence, specifically through its subsidiary, GAMOMAT RGS Ltd. This authority is necessary for providers seeking to operate legally with MGA-licensed entities in the gaming software vertical.

Expanding Distribution and Compliance

MGA licensing enables GAMOMAT to supply its content — which includes a mix of slots and digital gaming experiences — to any operator that is likewise MGA-licensed, broadening the company’s commercial reach. The regulatory approval comes amid increased demand for compliant and trustworthy content from platforms and operators focused on Europe’s mature regulated markets.

Sebastian Reddig, Chief Strategy Officer at GAMOMAT, stated:

“The MGA is renowned as one of the most respected regulatory bodies in the global iGaming industry. With the new licence, we can showcase our games catalogue to a larger operator base, as we maintain our promise of quality and compliance.”

This reinforces the company’s standing as a supplier of regulation-ready content. Malta’s framework is recognized for setting robust standards for compliance, technical reliability, and responsible gaming obligations across the supply chain, which can be decisive for B2B brands targeting regulated jurisdictions.

Role of Technology Infrastructure in Regulatory Readiness

The subsidiary GAMOMAT RGS Ltd. holds the new B2B licence and operates the company’s Remote Gaming Server (G-RGS). This infrastructure forms the backbone of GAMOMAT’s delivery and integration model, enabling seamless content deployment for partner platforms and facilitating scalable growth across licensed environments.

• The G-RGS ensures that operators can connect and integrate GAMOMAT’s content with minimal disruption.
• This technology platform is a key factor in maintaining compliance while expanding in regulated markets.

By leveraging this infrastructure, GAMOMAT seeks to remain agile in adapting to evolving regulatory standards, both within Malta and in other key European markets.

Implications for Malta-Licensed Operators and the Wider Market

For operators holding a Malta Gaming Authority licence, the addition of GAMOMAT’s portfolio increases the content diversity available within the MGA’s regulatory perimeter. The B2B licence covers Type 1 gaming services, which primarily include casino-style games such as slots, table games, and related digital products.

Obtaining the MGA B2B licence positions GAMOMAT alongside other leading suppliers in terms of compliance status and quality assurance. It signals to Malta-licensed operators that the content meets the Authority’s requirements for:

• technical standards
• responsible gaming tools
• data security
• continued compliance monitoring

Outlook for GAMOMAT and Ongoing Regulatory Engagement

Achieving the Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence aligns with GAMOMAT’s strategy to pursue growth in regulated European markets through robust licensing. This is anticipated to provide ongoing opportunities for the company to partner with new and existing Malta-licensed firms, while providing operators with assurance about the regulatory standing and operational integrity of supplied titles.

As more operators look to expand their portfolios with compliant content, the MGA-licensed status is likely to be a key selection factor for new supply agreements. GAMOMAT’s recent accreditation corresponds with an industry-wide focus on quality, compliance and local regulatory adherence, positioning it as a trusted choice for B2B casino and content distribution partnerships.