Hacksaw launches prediction-markets platform after MGA licence extension
Operators can introduce peer-to-peer prediction markets using Hacksaw’s infrastructure and shared participation framework.
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Operators can introduce peer-to-peer prediction markets using Hacksaw’s infrastructure and shared participation framework.
The figures distinguish suspicious events and accounts from notifications received and alerts shared by the MGA.
The extension supports Hacksaw’s supplier platform, while operators must still meet destination-market licensing requirements.
The alerts give sports bodies information to assess potential integrity threats identified through betting monitoring and licensed operators.
Zitro Digital’s renewal maintains its authorisation to supply online gaming products under its MGA licence until 2036.
The ruling supports expression and press freedoms surrounding research into German tax losses from illegal gambling and the MGA.
Operators need to apply the revised VAT and gaming tax treatment and meet the stated reporting deadlines.
Condor can no longer operate, while players must retain access to view their accounts.
The warning helps consumers distinguish unauthorised sites from operators actually connected to the Malta Gaming Authority.
Gaming organisations can use the voluntary charter’s guidance on AI governance, transparency and human oversight alongside existing rules.
MGA document submitters can use qualified electronic signatures while remaining responsible for meeting EU eIDAS requirements.
MGA recognition permits qualified electronic signatures defined under eIDAS for regulatory, supervisory, operational and administrative submissions.
MGA recognition clarifies that operators can use qualified electronic signatures in documentation submitted to the authority.
The MGA’s assessment could establish whether existing gambling licences accommodate prediction market products.
Affiliate commissions cover activity through 30 September before Mozzart.com operations and its affiliate programme end on 1 October 2026.
The appointment adds commercial leadership as the supplier targets expansion across regulated markets.
Mozzartbet’s withdrawal from its MGA licence will close Mozzart.com on 1 October 2026.
GAMOMAT’s MGA approval permits it to supply casino games to operators licensed under Malta’s regulatory framework.
The licence gives GAMOMAT regulatory authorisation relevant to its regulated growth.
Uncertainty over exposed personal, financial or internal records leaves the scope of Malta’s gambling regulator breach unresolved.
The integration gives Evoplay distribution across IZIGROUP’s three Maltese online brands.
The notice disputes the websites’ claimed connection to the MGA.
The notice warns consumers that the websites’ claimed MGA licensing links are invalid.
The notice challenges the seven sites’ claims of MGA authorisation.
The findings identify governance shortcomings across both operators and suppliers in the licensed sample.
The report quantifies the regulator’s suspicious-betting reporting and investigation activity.
The report provides a quarterly measure of suspicious betting reports received by MGA.
The report identifies football as the main focus of suspicious betting concerns.
The notice warns consumers against mistaking imitation websites for licensed operators.
The stated regulatory approach covers both operator and supplier licensing in Malta.
Licensed bookmakers face monitoring warnings ahead of the tournament across several markets.
Operators can introduce peer-to-peer prediction markets using Hacksaw’s infrastructure and shared participation framework.
The extension supports Hacksaw’s supplier platform, while operators must still meet destination-market licensing requirements.
Zitro Digital’s renewal maintains its authorisation to supply online gaming products under its MGA licence until 2036.
Condor can no longer operate, while players must retain access to view their accounts.
The warning helps consumers distinguish unauthorised sites from operators actually connected to the Malta Gaming Authority.
The notice disputes the websites’ claimed connection to the MGA.
The integration gives Evoplay distribution across IZIGROUP’s three Maltese online brands.
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