Supplier Jelly Entertainment has attained two regulatory approvals. The Gambling Commission has awarded Jelly Entertainment a Game Host licence in the UK, while the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has issued a Recognition Notice, recognising the company's proprietary platform.
These endorsements grant Jelly Entertainment complete control over its technology development and delivery schedule. The licence aims to ensure system reliability and security but also tailored support for operators.
Jelly Entertainment's platform and game content are already certified to comply with technical requirements set by the Gambling Commission and MGA.
Additionally, the company adheres to the regulatory standards of various markets, including Sweden, Denmark, Italy and Portugal.
David Newstead, CEO at Jelly Entertainment, said: “We are really pleased to see our efforts recognised by another leading authority and our Notice of Recognition by the MGA is an exciting step forward as we continue to propel ourselves from challenger brand to the ranks of full-service B2B supplier.
"Our thanks to the Gambling Commission and MGA for helping us to achieve another important step on our journey and we’re looking forward to seeing our titles land in a number of lobbies across Europe and beyond soon.”
These milestones follow Jelly Entertainment's recent acquisition of Wundermachine, increasing its expansion into new regulated markets across Europe, Latin America, North America and Canada.
The partnership with Wundermachine aimed at enhancing Jelly's capacity in distribution and omnichannel delivery.
