St8.io Announces Supplier License Approval in the Isle of Man
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Under the terms of the license approval, St8.io can now supply gaming content to B2B, B2C, and tier 1 gaming operators licensed in regions licensed by the Isle of Man.
St8.io collaborated with Amber Gaming to help the supplier gain license approval in the Isle of Man. The developer successfully guided St8.io through the stringent application process required to obtain a Supplier License in the jurisdiction.
I would like to congratulate St8 for gaining their Isle of Man Software Supplier License and look forward to them joining the thriving business community. St8’s decision to expand its operations here reinforces the Isle of Man’s position as a leading hub for the digital and gaming industries.
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Senior personnel at St8.io have stated that the business has a long-term strategy of expansion globally, and the acquisition of this license is part of this plan.
This is a continuation of the strategy to obtain licenses to operate in regulated gaming markets, and it added to the recent approval of licenses in Malta and Romania.
The content aggregator has a large portfolio of games from top game developers, including Endorphina, who joined the St8.io platform last year.
This is another important step in our mission to serve regulated markets worldwide. We’ve been really impressed by the robust licensing process of the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission, which allows us to deliver innovative technology in a manner that protects both our partners and the end user. As we expand our presence into more regulated markets, the proven reputation that comes with an IoM licence will serve us well.
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