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A Malta B2C iGaming licence for sale offers a fast-track route into the regulated online gambling industry by acquiring an existing company licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). Instead of applying for a new licence from scratch, buyers can obtain a compliant corporate structure with an active licence, established banking relationships, and significantly reduced time to market.
Malta Category: iGaming
| Jurisdiction | Malta |
| Regulator | Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) |
| Licensed since | 2018 |
| Licence Valid Until | March 2027 |
| Company History | No trading history |
| Banking | Yes |
Acquire a fully licensed Malta B2C iGaming company holding an active licence issued by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). Originally licensed in 2018 and fully paid until March 2027, this opportunity offers an accelerated route into one of the world’s most respected online gambling jurisdictions.
The company has been structured specifically for acquisition, providing a clean corporate vehicle with no trading history, no legacy liabilities, and no historical operational risks. The seller will retain all existing assets and settle all outstanding obligations before completion, allowing the buyer to begin operations with a clean balance sheet.
A significant advantage of this offering is the inclusion of both an operational corporate bank account and a segregated player funds account with a local Maltese bank, removing one of the biggest onboarding challenges facing new iGaming operators.
The acquisition includes:
The seller will retain ownership of any existing business assets and fully settle all liabilities before transfer, ensuring the purchaser receives a company ready for future operations.
The licence authorises the company to operate a wide range of regulated online gaming activities, including:
This allows buyers to launch regulated casino, sportsbook, or hybrid gaming brands under one of the industry’s most recognised licensing regimes.
Unlike many licensing opportunities where banking must be arranged separately, this acquisition includes:
Maintaining segregated player balances is a core regulatory expectation for licensed operators and provides additional confidence for both regulators and customers.
Yes. The MGA licence is active and licence fees have been paid through March 2027.
No. The licence holder has no trading history, reducing legacy operational and compliance risks.
Yes. The sale includes both an operational corporate bank account and a segregated player funds account with a local Maltese bank.
No material liabilities will transfer to the purchaser. The seller will settle all obligations before completion.
Yes. The acquisition is structured as a corporate share purchase subject to applicable regulatory approvals and any required notifications or approvals from the Malta Gaming Authority.
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