Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission registered Endorphina Limited as a gaming-related supplier on 21 April 2026, according to the company. The registration allows Endorphina to supply gaming content to licensed operators in the province.
The registration enables Endorphina to supply gaming content to licensed Ontario operators.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amusnet | Not stated | AGCO registers Amusnet as an iGaming supplier in Ontario | Not stated | |
| Digitain | Not stated | AGCO authorises Digitain to launch gaming content in Ontario | Not stated | |
| 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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Spintec said the UAE's General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority granted it a federal gaming supplier licence, allowing it to work with GCGRA-licensed commercial gaming operators. The company also said it completed the application process for a supplier licence with Ontario's Alcohol and Gaming Commission.
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