FIRST Sportsbook says it has received a B2B gaming licence from Sweden’s Gambling Authority. The company said the approval allows it to offer its products to licensed operators in Sweden, including a Swedish-language interface, localised odds models and Nordic data feeds.
The licence allows FIRST Sportsbook to supply products to operators licensed in Sweden.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FIRST | Not stated | FIRST secures Swedish B2B gambling licence | Not stated | |
| FIRST | Not stated | Spelinspektionen grants FIRST a B2B gambling licence in Sweden | Not stated | |
| TaDa Gaming | Not stated | TaDa Gaming says it has secured a UK gambling licence | Not stated |
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Sweden's Spelinspektionen granted FIRST a B2B gambling licence, the company said. FIRST said the licence covers its sportsbook technology.
Romania’s gambling authority, ONJN, has granted iGP a B2B gambling licence to provide technology services to locally licensed operators. The company said the approval supports its market expansion plans for 2026 and beyond.
Reportedly, the MGA added Type 3 services to the B2B licence of Hacksaw’s HGMT Limited. The extension allows the supplier’s peer-to-peer prediction-market platform for operators. Type 3 covers games between participants, with the operator earning commissions or other charges rather than directly bearing the result risk.
The MGA has extended Hacksaw’s B2B supply licence to include Type 3 gaming services. The approval permits peer-to-peer prediction market services under Malta’s regulatory framework. Hacksaw also announced a new B2B platform for prediction markets.
Reportedly, GAMOMAT obtained an MGA B2B licence. The authorisation allows the developer to supply games to operators holding Maltese licences. GAMOMAT RGS Ltd holds the Type 1 B2B Critical Gaming Supply Licence numbered MGA/B2B/1066/2024.