ScatterKings has been granted a Critical Gaming Supply licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA).
The application enables the challenger brand to supply its game worlds to online casinos operating across the globe.
Following its official launch in 2025, the slot studio has set out an ambitious growth path, underpinned by licences in key markets and driven by distribution partnerships with leading operators and aggregators such as Hub88.
The MGA approval comes just a month after ScatterKings finalised its agreement with Stake.
With its MGA licence secured, ScatterKings is positioned to broaden its footprint and extend the reach of its distinctive game worlds, bringing popular franchises such as Coins Forged In, Big Bob, and Coins of Cleo to a deeper pool of operators and players across regulated markets.
Steve Cross, Chief Commercial Officer at ScatterKings, said: “This is a milestone the whole team can be proud of, and I’d like to thank them for the hard work and commitment that made it possible. Securing our MGA licence gives us a stronger foundation to grow alongside our partners, build new operator relationships and bring our games to more players across regulated markets.”
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