The Malta Gaming Authority has granted a license to SoftGamings’ sports betting solution.
SoftGamings is delighted to announce that another one of its offerings has been approved by the Malta Gaming Authority. Specifically, SoftGamings’ sports betting solution, powered by BetRadar, has now received full MGA authorization to provide fixed odds and live betting to all clients possessing a B2C Malta license.
With the endorsement of this prominent industry regulator, SoftGamings can continue its growth plans and reach a broader audience.
Besides having a thoroughly tested and secure sports betting solution, SoftGamings’ product also boasts numerous appealing features that operators and users can appreciate. There are over 370,000 pre-match betting events annually, covering more than 60 diverse sports, including esports.
Live betting is not far behind either – players have thousands of betting chances daily, where they can take advantage of constantly fluctuating odds and profit while the game is in progress.
BetRadars program is among the swiftest available, enabling users to access up-to-the-minute data in a flash.
SoftGamings’ sports wagering platform stands out in a competitive field, making it a top player in the industry with its completely risk-free transactions, cutting-edge reporting system, and a wealth of bonuses and incentives.
As anticipated, the entire SoftGamings team was ecstatic to receive the news. Dzianis Niasmelau, the Head of Sports Betting, shared his thoughts on this recent achievement: “The entire sales team is overjoyed with this positive development from the Malta Gaming Authority. Obtaining a license for our sports betting solution gives us a stronger position in negotiations. This allows us to demonstrate to our clients that we can provide a fully regulated package through a single API. All they need to do is select, and then observe as we deliver.” To conclude the discussion, Dzianis stated: “SoftGamings is expected to continue exploring other regions and bringing secure and compliant products to these markets.”
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