ThrillTech has received B2B licenses to operate in Romania, Sweden and Malta. These licenses enable ThrillTech to expand its operations into these regulated markets, allowing for broader distribution of its technology solutions.
ThrillTech’s technology includes implementations for various product verticals, enabling operators to manage jackpots for different events such as deposits and withdrawals.
The new licenses will allow ThrillTech to offer these solutions to new and existing customers in their respective jurisdictions.
Peter Mareš, Chief Technology Officer at ThrillTech, commented: "We are fortunate that our customers recognize the value of what we offer, which translates into huge interest. The expansion of the markets we can now serve marks an important milestone for our young company . We are excited to offer our monetization and engagement technology to operators in these new jurisdictions.”
The acquisition of these licenses follows similar moves by other companies in the gaming industry. Earlier this month, St8.io received a notification of recognition from the Malta Gambling Authority (MGA), allowing it to operate within MGA-regulated markets.
This approval builds on St8.io’s existing Romanian National Gambling Office license and its partnership with Betby to provide comprehensive API integration for casino and sports betting content.
Additionally, Booming Games recently received a Romanian B2B license from the Romanian National Gambling Authority (ONJN). The license allows Booming Games to offer a range of its products in the Romanian market, a region popular with gaming companies looking to expand their European operations.
The Romanian market is particularly attractive to gaming operators due to the country’s regulatory stability and market access opportunities. Other companies such as 3 Oaks Gaming, BGaming and Wazdan have also obtained Romanian licenses or entered into partnerships to expand their operations in the country.
