MGA (Malta Gaming Authority): online casino licences on file

1 casino brand holds an active MGA-MT licence on the register kept by MGA (Malta Gaming Authority), as of 8 Oct 2026. 1 licence record is on file under Malta (domestic market): 1 confirmed. Per the register, MGA-MT licences are valid in Malta. Official register: mgalicenseeregister.mga.org.mt.

Source: MGA-MT register · read 2 Oct 2026

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Regulator

MGA (Malta Gaming Authority)

Official register

mgalicenseeregister.mga.org.mt

Scope

National

Continent

Europe

Legal age

18

Markets covered

Malta

Licence regime

B2C Gaming Service Licence (Gaming Act, Cap. 583, 2018); Type 1 = casino games. Same licence as for export: no separate domestic licence

Key facts

Offering an online gaming service to Maltese residents requires an MGA B2C licence. A gaming tax of 5% applies to the gross gaming revenue generated by players located in Malta. Land-based casinos: Dragonara, Casino Malta, Oracle, Portomaso. Of these, only Dragonara has a confirmed online offering under an MGA licence (IZI Interactive). The MGA website mentions no 2025-2026 reform specific to the domestic market.

Offshore sites

Only operators holding an MGA licence are authorised. The MGA publishes warnings about unauthorised URLs. In practice, blocking of offshore sites (Curaçao, etc.) remains limited: not verified today.