MGA certification opens doors to multiple markets as CT Interactive hits 111 approved titles

CT Interactive has secured Malta Gaming Authority certification for 10 additional game titles, bringing its MGA-approved portfolio to 111 games.

The certification is not limited to Malta. It is also recognised in Belarus, Estonia, and the Isle of Man, giving the supplier a direct route into multiple regulated jurisdictions with a single compliance stamp.

The newly approved titles include 40 Hell's Cherries, 5 Chilli Fruits, Blazing Flower, Cave of Clovers, Happy Miner, Hell's Cherries, Hell's Hot Sevens, Lucky Clover 20, Nice Nice Penguin, and Win Storm DELUXE.

Martin Ivanov, Chief Operating Officer at CT Interactive, said the milestone reflects the company's investment in compliance and quality. "Achieving 111 certified titles under one of the industry's most respected regulatory frameworks reflects our ongoing investment in product quality, regulatory compliance, and sustainable market expansion," he said.

Ivanov added that the company remains focused on providing partners with a diverse portfolio that meets high industry standards and supports their success in regulated jurisdictions.

For Malta's iGaming ecosystem, the development reinforces the value of an MGA licence as a passport to other markets. Suppliers that invest in local certification can use it as a springboard into territories where Maltese regulatory approval carries weight.

That cross-border recognition strengthens Malta's positioning as a licensing hub and gives operators and suppliers a compliance advantage when expanding internationally.