B2B · Supplier & critical gaming supply

B2B & supplier licences.

The supplier side of gaming — for studios, platforms, aggregators and RNG providers that sell to licensed operators, not to players. A B2B / critical-gaming-supply licence is a separate, lighter authorisation from a B2C operator licence, and it's what lets you contract with regulated brands. We run it across every jurisdiction that offers it.

who it's for

Built for suppliers, not operators.

Game & content studiosSlot and content providers whose games run on other operators' platforms need a supplier authorisation, not an operator (B2C) licence.
Platform & aggregator providersTurnkey platforms, aggregators and PAM suppliers that deliver 'critical gaming supply' to licensed operators.
RNG, odds & data suppliersProviders of random-number generation, sportsbook odds, live data and other critical components.
Payment & tech vendorsCertain payment, wallet and technical vendors that the regulator treats as gaming suppliers.

where it's available

B2B licences we run.

Malta B2C page →

MGA Critical Gaming Supply (B2B) licence — the benchmark EU supplier authorisation.

Romania

ONJN Class 2 licence — the supplier tier serving Class 1 (B2C) operators.

Greece

HGC supplier authorisation for the regulated Greek market.

Anjouan B2C page →

A B2B sub-licence category alongside the B2C permit — fast and low-cost.

Curaçao B2C page →

B2B licensing under the new Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) regime.

Isle of Man B2C page →

Software supplier / B2B licensing in a premium, 0%-tax jurisdiction.

Supplier-licence availability and scope vary by jurisdiction and product — we confirm the exact route for your supply at scoping.

b2b vs b2c

Why it's a separate decision.

Different licence, different costA B2B / supplier licence is a separate authorisation from a B2C operator licence — usually lower fee and lighter capital, because you don't take player funds.
Your clients need you licensedRegulated operators can only take 'critical gaming supply' from a licensed supplier. Being licensed is what lets you sell to MGA, Romanian and other regulated brands.
One structure, both sidesIf you run both a B2C brand and supply others, we structure the two cleanly so each holds the right licence — no confusion, no compliance gaps.

how it works

From supply to licensed.

  1. Scope your supplyWe map exactly what you supply — platform, content, RNG, odds, payments — and which jurisdictions treat it as critical gaming supply.
  2. Pick the jurisdictionMalta for tier-1 EU credibility, Anjouan/Curaçao for speed and cost, or a market your clients specifically require.
  3. Licence & certifyWe run the supplier application, the technical certification and the compliance build to the regulator's standard.
  4. Sell & scaleWith the supplier licence live, you can contract with licensed operators — and add jurisdictions as your client base grows.

Related services.

Operators and suppliers looking at this usually need one of these next.

Supplying regulated operators?

Tell us what you build and who you sell to — we'll map the supplier licence (or licences) you actually need. Free, confidential.

Talk to the B2B desk