MGA Licensed Casinos 2026

Two items, because the criterion is strict

A two entry list is the result of the rule, not a gap in the research. The rule is a licence number printed on the site that resolves to a live entry on the MGA authorisation register, with the licensee matching the company taking deposits. FoggyBet and Nords Casino pass, and they pass on the same number, MGA/B2C/233/2013, issued 02/07/2013 to L.C.S Limited, company number C-64070. Eighteen brands do not pass. Seven name Anjouan, five name Curacao, one Tobique, one Kahnawake, and four name no regulator on any page of their own site. Six of those eighteen print nothing a public register would confirm, either because no licence number appears at all or because the number that does appear returns nothing. A Malta looking footer badge earns no place on this page. The number under the badge either resolves or it does not.

What the register actually returned

The check starts at the number, not at the badge, and the number was opened on the MGA authorisation register on 18 August 2026. The entry returns L.C.S Limited with a status of Licensed, approved for Type 1 gaming services and Type 2 fixed odds betting, registered in Ta' Xbiex, Malta, with MADRE named as the approved dispute body. Thirty six domains sit on that record and foggybet.com is one of them by name. That is what a resolving Malta licence buys a player: a dispute route to a named body rather than to the operator's own support desk, a licensee whose legal identity is public, and a framework that requires player balances to be held apart from the company's operating money. Licensee name, company number and the footer address matched the register line for line on both sites.

What Malta does not do for you

An MGA licence is not a national licence, and reading it as permission to play from anywhere is the common mistake. It does not make an operator legal in the United Kingdom, Sweden, the Netherlands, France or Denmark, each of which requires its own domestic authorisation, and FoggyBet clause 2.6.4 refuses accounts from the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France, Italy and Spain among others. The licence that makes this page short therefore excludes several markets this site covers. Two further limits. A shared licence is not a shared standard: 36 domains sit on MGA/B2C/233/2013, and clause 8.4 states that self-excluding from one does not exclude you from the rest, while clause 8.5 allows winnings taken at a sister site during an exclusion to be voided. And Malta obliges nobody to publish a cashier timetable, which is why Nords Casino publishes no withdrawal processing time at all.

What this looks like on the sites

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