Playson secures Gibraltar B2B remote gambling license

Digital entertainment supplier Playson has been granted a B2B license by the Gibraltar Licensing Authority. The granting follows a year of strong growth for Playson and precedes a packed roadmap of content releases for next year, which will now be available to Gibraltar-licensed operators.

As part of the licensing process, Playson completed several stages of scrutiny, engaging C-levels from across the business, including its CEO, COO and CCO, Head of Platform, and General Counsel, Felicia Andronic. After six months of preparation, the provider submitted a business plan and received pre-approval for the license, before embarking on an extensive due diligence process across the whole business.
Playson’s portfolio of games has now been certified for use and operators with a Gibraltar license can now benefit from player favourites such as Coin Strike: Hold and Win, 3 Pots Riches: Hold and Win and Energy Coins: Hold and Win, as well as a robust 2024 roadmap featuring a greater frequency of new releases each month.
Felicia Andronic, General Counsel at Playson, said: “The Gibraltar license is an important milestone for us and after a long and thorough process, we are pleased to have been approved by the Gambling Division. This key license will spark significant commercial growth for us and enable us to provide our engaging content to even more UK and international facing operators."

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