Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism granted SYNOT Games a B2B licence to offer slots in the country, according to the report published on 3 June 2024. The licence allows the supplier to offer its in-house titles to Peruvian operators.
The licence enables SYNOT Games to offer its slots to operators in Peru.
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ThrillTech said Gibraltar’s Gambling Division granted it a B2B supplier licence. The approval permits the company to provide its jackpot and mystery reward products to licensed operators in Gibraltar.
Broadway Platform said the Curaçao Gaming Authority granted it a B2B supplier licence on 16 April 2026. The company said the approval covers its casino and sportsbook infrastructure, related technology services and BroadHub aggregation platform.
Vivid Gaming said the Malta Gaming Authority granted it a Critical Gaming B2B licence effective 12 March 2026. The ten-year licence covers remote casino activity and permits the company to supply certified content to licensed operators and aggregator partners.
Sweden’s Spelinspektionen has awarded St8 a B2B supplier licence, the company said on 3 February 2026. The licence allows the aggregator to provide its technology to Swedish-licensed operators.
Romania’s ONJN has granted iGP a B2B igaming licence, authorising it to supply technology to locally licensed operators. The company said the approval forms part of its market expansion plans from 2026.