ScatterKings receives Malta gaming supply licence
The B2B approval follows distribution agreements with Hub88 and Silverspin and the launch of the studio’s games on Stake.
Key points
- The Malta Gaming Authority granted ScatterKings a Critical Gaming Supply licence.
- The licence covers business-to-business gaming supply from Malta or through a Maltese legal entity.
- ScatterKings launched in 2025 and has distribution agreements with Hub88 and Silverspin.
- The studio’s games went live on Stake a month before the licence approval.
Slot studio ScatterKings has received a Critical Gaming Supply licence from the Malta Gaming Authority, the company announced on 12 November. The approval supports its plans to expand in Europe and other regulated markets.
The business-to-business licence covers suppliers of gaming software and material elements of a game. It applies to supply from Malta, to a Maltese person or through a Maltese legal entity, according to European Gaming. Suppliers need the regulator’s prior approval to add further gaming verticals.
ScatterKings said the approval would allow it to supply its games to online casinos and reach more operators in regulated markets. Its franchises include Coins Forged In, Big Bob and Coins of Cleo.
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.
ScatterKings launched in 2025. At the end of April, its first publicly confirmed aggregation agreement made its catalogue available to Hub88’s operator partners. In May, it signed a global aggregation agreement with Silverspin, while St8 added the studio’s slots to its platform.
The studio’s games went live on Stake a month before the Malta approval. ScatterKings said it plans to use the licence to reach more operators in regulated markets.
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