TaDa Gaming said it had received a UK Gambling Commission licence, which it said would allow it to offer its games to players in the UK. The supplier said the licence followed completion of its application and adds to authorisations it lists in Malta, Greece, Romania and Sweden.
The licence, as described by TaDa, enables the supplier to offer its games in the UK market.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4ThePlayer, Relax Gaming | Not stated | 4ThePlayer receives licence to enter Brazil’s regulated market | Not stated | |
| 3 Oaks Gaming, Betclic | Not stated | 3 Oaks Gaming secures game approvals in Romania, UK and Portugal | Not stated |
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TaDa Gaming said Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism approved it before the company’s debut at the Peru Gaming Show 2026. The provider said 15 certified titles are available in Peru, with more games planned; it also announced a launch with Apuesta Total through distribution partner Bragg Gaming.
TaDa Gaming says it has entered South Africa’s regulated market with certified titles and commercial partnerships. The provider said its African expansion began in 2024 through a betPawa partnership that gave it access to more than 15 countries, including Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana.
TaDa Gaming said it had obtained RGS and RNG Letters of Certification authorising operations in South Africa, with nine games certified. The company said discussions with major operators were progressing and that it would attend the SiGMA Africa conference in Cape Town on 4–5 March.
TaDa Gaming plans to expand into other Latin American markets, with Heitor Langa saying the company is in the process of entering Peru and is focused on Mexico. Langa also said the company plans further expansion in Europe.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission granted TaDa Gaming a licence, confirmed on 7 October 2025, the company said. TaDa said the approval enables it to pursue opportunities with Ontario operators and supports further Canadian reach through aggregation partnerships and deals.