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MGA-licensed online casinos

The Malta Gaming Authority is one of the strictest gambling regulators in Europe. Here are the MGA-licensed casinos in our selection, and what the licence means for your deposits and withdrawals.

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What does an MGA licence mean?

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) requires licensed casinos to keep player funds separate from company money, verify players' identity, offer responsible gambling tools and handle complaints through an official process. It's one of the most demanding licences available to online casinos.

MGA casinos and Trustly

Trustly lets you pay and withdraw straight from your bank account, without a card or e-wallet. In our selection, SlotHunter (MGA licence MGA/B2C/394/2017) accepts Trustly as well as Volt, Sofort, Skrill and Neteller. The casino says withdrawals with these methods are fee-free and usually processed within 1 to 2 hours, with a €20 minimum.

Other MGA-licensed casinos (not in our ranking)

We haven't tested these casinos and they are not part of the TrustSpin ranking. We only list facts you can check yourself: the operating company and its licence number in the official MGA register, and Casino Guru's safety score. Checked on 27 October 2026.

CasinoOperatorMGA licenceSafety score (Casino Guru)
WildzGranturo Malta LtdMGA/B2C/1079/20259.7/10
CaxinoGranturo Malta LtdMGA/B2C/1079/20259.8/10
WheelzGranturo Malta LtdMGA/B2C/1079/20259.8/10
LeoVegasLeoVegas Gaming plcMGA/CRP/237/2013Not checked

MGA casinos often exclude many countries: check the casino's terms before signing up.

MGA or Curaçao: what's the difference?

Most crypto casinos are licensed in Curaçao or Anjouan, where player protection is lighter. An MGA licence gives you stronger recourse in a dispute, but MGA casinos are usually stricter on identity checks and don't always accept crypto.

Frequently asked questions

Which MGA casino accepts Trustly?

In our selection, SlotHunter (MGA licence) accepts Trustly for deposits and withdrawals, with a €20 minimum.

Is an MGA casino safer?

Generally yes: the MGA enforces fund segregation, identity checks and an official complaints process.

Which casinos have an MGA licence?

In our ranking, SlotHunter (MGA/B2C/394/2017). Outside our ranking, the official MGA register lists for example Wildz, Caxino and Wheelz (Granturo Malta Ltd, MGA/B2C/1079/2025) and LeoVegas (LeoVegas Gaming plc, MGA/CRP/237/2013).

How do I check an MGA licence?

Find the licence number at the bottom of the casino's site, then look it up in the official MGA register or check the site address with the MGA URL checker.