iGP said it has secured a B2B licence from Romania’s National Gambling Office (ONJN), allowing it to offer technology to local companies. The company plans to introduce aggregator, turnkey casino and sportsbook platforms, crypto solutions and retail products in Romania.
The licence enables iGP to offer its stated technology products to Romanian businesses.
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7777 Gaming said it has received accreditation for a B2B supplier licence in Italy, enabling it to provide products to licensed local operators. The company described Italy as the 14th jurisdiction where it can operate; it named the Customs and Monopolies Agency as the state regulator.
NetGaming said it secured an Interactive Gaming Manufacturer License in Pennsylvania, marking its entry into the state. The supplier said its games are expected to become available on operator platforms soon; it did not name those operators.
ELA Games said it obtained a licence to operate in Greece. The available text does not identify the licensing authority or give the licence's scope or term.
Wildz Group said it has received an online gambling licence for Finland, allowing it to operate when the regulated market opens next year. The operator said Altenar, its sportsbook technology partner since 2024, will support its market entry; Wildz Group CEO Sam Brown said the market is expected to open in July 2027.
A research paper by Arden Consulting lawyer Marie Antonette Quiogue argues that real-money prediction markets would count as gambling under Philippine law and require PAGCOR authorisation. Quiogue said the regulator has no current licence category for them, leaving no established route for operators to obtain approval.