ScatterKings secures MGA licence to support global expansion
Slot studio ScatterKings has been awarded a Critical Gaming Supply licence by the Malta Gaming Authority, a move it says will accelerate its push into regulated markets worldwide.
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ScatterKings has obtained a Critical Gaming Supply licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), giving the slot studio regulatory approval to supply its games to online casinos operating internationally.
The licence arrives roughly a year after the brand’s 2025 launch and follows a period of rapid commercial growth, including distribution tie-ups with aggregators and operators such as Hub88. It also comes a month after the studio confirmed a content agreement with Stake.
With the MGA approval in place, ScatterKings said it now has a stronger base from which to expand its presence in regulated markets, extending distribution of titles including Coins Forged In, Big Bob and Coins of Cleo to a wider range of operators and players.
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Steve Cross, chief commercial officer at ScatterKings, said the licence represented a milestone for the team and credited staff for the work behind the approval. He added that the licence gives the studio a stronger platform to grow with partners, develop new operator relationships and widen access to its games across regulated markets.
ScatterKings describes itself as a fast-growing studio built by veteran iGaming developers, focused on combining creative game worlds with technical design across its slot portfolio.