SA Gaming said it obtained a supplier licence from Peru’s Mincetur and approval for its remote gaming server platform. The company said the supplier licence covers casino games, gaming software, player account management, RNG, RGS and technology platforms.
The claimed approvals concern the products and services SA Gaming can offer in Peru’s regulated gambling market.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asensi Technologies | Not stated | MGA accredits Asensi Technologies to audit online gambling systems in Malta | Not stated | |
| QTech Games | Not stated | MINCETUR grants QTech Games an online gaming licence in Peru | Not stated |
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