The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario authorised Digitain to launch its proprietary gaming content with licensed operators in Ontario, the company said. Digitain group chief compliance officer Arshak Muradyan said the approval supports the supplier’s expansion in regulated markets.
The authorisation lets Ontario licensed operators consider Digitain’s proprietary gaming content.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Digitain | Not stated | Digitain says AGCO registers it as an Ontario gaming supplier | Not stated | |
| Digitain | Not stated | AGCO licenses Digitain as an Ontario iGaming supplier | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Alberta prepares online gambling market as 55-plus operators show interest | Not stated |
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Ontario's Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) updated its Registrar's Standards for Internet Gaming to support iGaming Ontario's BetGuard central self-exclusion programme, which launched on 14 May 2026. The changes add standard 2.14.1 and revise related standards and notification requirements; the regulator said the notification changes do not affect operators or suppliers.
Digitain said South Africa’s National Gambling Board approved its National Manufacturer License. The approval allows the supplier to begin commercial discussions with prospective partners in the country; Digitain said it plans to offer its sportsbook, Centrivo platform and gaming products to operators.
It was reported that Digitain received a national manufacturer licence in South Africa. The company said the approval allows it to begin commercial discussions with potential local partners.
Digitain said Denmark’s gambling regulator approved a licence allowing it to supply live games to operators licensed in the country. The company said the approval covers its live gaming products and that it aims to build partnerships with Danish operators.
Digitain says it has obtained a licence from Denmark’s gambling authority to supply live games in the country. The company said the approval allows it to operate in the regulated Danish market and pursue partnerships with local operators.