As noted by the provider, the licence enables the group to connect with a wide range of prospective clients, helping the company establish itself as an “experienced and reliable provider of gaming content and services.”
A statement from Markor Technology read: “The news represents a significant step forward for Markor Technology as the company moves ahead with its strategy to make its products and services available to customers in regulated markets and will enable the company to further increase its appeal by adding a new vertical to its portfolio.”
Headquartered in Gibraltar with offices in Malta, India and South Africa, Markor Technology was founded in mid-2020, and provides a multi-product vertical and multi-licensed PAM system. The company also has a game content aggregation platform that has more than 5,000 titles from leading suppliers.
Markor Technology CEO Melissa Summerfield commented: “Markor Technology prides itself on being able to offer multi-licensed products and services to customers in regulated markets worldwide, and our newly acquired B2C bookmakers licence adds yet another string to our bow.
“We will further press on with our strategy of becoming a leading provider of one-stop-shop solutions for operators across the iGaming industry and establishing our brand as a modern, agile company that’s capable of servicing customers across a wide range of product verticals.”
Last month in Gibraltar, Gaming Corps was handed a licence by the Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association to offer its games via Relax Gaming.
