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LiveG24 Secures Renewal of MGA License Until 2034

LiveG24, a leading company in the development of live online gaming solutions, proudly announces the renewal of its B2B gaming license issued by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) until 2034. This significant achievement further strengthens LiveG24’s position in the regulated gaming sector, reaffirming the company’s commitment to innovation and compliance.
In addition to the Maltese license granted in 2005, LiveG24 holds B2B licenses issued by the Hellenic Gaming Commission (Greece) and the UK Gambling Commission (United Kingdom), solidifying its presence in some of the most regulated and competitive markets worldwide. The company is also certified to operate in Italy and is currently in the process of obtaining certification to enter the regulated Brazilian market, as part of its ongoing expansion into emerging jurisdictions.
The renewal of the MGA license allows LiveG24 to continue offering its products and services internationally, ensuring operators and players a safe, transparent, and compliant gaming environment that meets the highest regulatory standards. The Malta Gaming Authority, recognized as one of the industry’s foremost regulatory bodies, ensures that all operations adhere to current regulations, safeguarding players and maintaining the integrity of gaming platforms.
“We are extremely pleased with this renewal, which is a testament to our ongoing commitment to providing high-quality services and complying with the strictest international standards,” said Angelo De Gobbi, COO of LiveG24. “This milestone allows us to continue growing and innovating while maintaining our high standards of excellence and reliability.”
LiveG24, with years of experience in the live gaming sector, continues to develop new technological solutions and expand its offerings in regulated markets, aiming to deliver an engaging and secure gaming experience for all users.
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