Malta

Operators must generate and maintain detailed regulatory reports covering bets, wins, balances, and transactions. These must be accurate, tamper-proof, and readily available to the MGA for inspection.

The Malta Gaming Authority requires operators to offer strong player protection tools. These include mandatory deposit, wager, and session limits that players can set themselves, a comprehensive self-exclusion
system covering all games and platforms, and full transparency of game rules and Return to Player (RTP) percentages. These measures are designed to minimize gambling harm and promote responsible play.
Gaming Associates independently verifies that these protections are correctly implemented. We test self-exclusion systems, validate limit-setting functions, and review transparency features, ensuring operators fully comply with the MGA’s responsible gaming standards.

Yes. Under the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) framework, licensees may issue and sell custom tokens on their own platforms for use in gameplay, provided these tokens cannot be withdrawn or traded externally. All withdrawals must be made in fiat currency, converted on the licensee’s platform at the same exchange rate at which the tokens were acquired.

Gaming Associates supports Malta-licensed operators by testing and certifying gaming systems that incorporate custom token functionality, ensuring full compliance with MGA’s technical, security, and fair play standards.