MGA Issues Warning Against Unauthorised Websites

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) announced that it has no connection to certain internet addresses it identified in October 2026. The authority stressed that these sites' references to the MGA and to the gaming licence issued by Malta are incorrect and misleading.

The MGA called on consumers to check whether a company is authorised by the authority before using its services. The regulatory framework imposes strict legal obligations on authorised organisations, and these obligations are intended to protect consumers.

According to the statement, the activities of unlicensed companies fall outside supervision and do not provide the necessary safeguards. For this reason, transactions with these companies carry significant risk for consumers.

The authority published the full list of unauthorised addresses it has identified on its website and said it will continue to add new addresses to the list as they are detected. The list of licensed operators can also be accessed through the same channel.