Malta
The sky’s the limit at United Remote
Aggregator United Remote has moved its headquarters to the state-of-the-art 14 East skyscraper, Malta’s second tallest building, and the landmark building seen from capital city Valletta.
These new premises for the aggregator are not the only change, but this is a very visible statement by the aggregator that it means business, and comes as the restructuring of the enterprise nears completion. 14 East skyscraper stands out not least due to the stunning views it showcases, reaching from Sliema and St Julian’s to Manoel Island and Valletta, right on to Mdina, which is in the middle of Malta, several miles from the prestigious office location. Moreover, the iconic building and its views can be enjoyed from anywhere within due to glass partitions, without, crucially, compromising on privacy, thanks to expert acoustic treatments.
United Remote’s aggregation platform provides a broad portfolio of games from respected international partners combined with pioneering real-time backend tools for casino operators. The company has successfully completed a period of intensive restructuring which has resulted in major technology and enterprise investments, with the organisational culture having been significantly reshaped to provide added-value to operators and the company investing in new office surroundings at 14 East for the United Remote team that mirrors management’s ambition to be a leading industry platform.
A team of over 30 people inhabits three levels within the stunning new 14 East skyscraper, delivering technology and services that are used by the global iGaming industry. Part of the floorspace is occupied by a re-energised United Remote Games, who are innovating around a legacy portfolio and bringing new releases to market with increasing frequency.
In addition to technology investments and enhancements, United Remote has been adapting the agreements the company previously had put in place, de-risking the entire enterprise, and focusing very particularly on customer protection. In addition, United Remote has been building a strong compliance culture as well as raising standards in terms of transparency, the glass fronted 14 East symbolising this transparency on a daily basis for every member of the team.
United Remote has embraced substantial change to streamline new integrations and provide operators more profitable real-time data. This is all part of upping United Remote’s service to the iGaming industry and ensuring that the B2B-channel is given priority with an easy-to-use back-end where operators can quickly set up the tools available on the platform.
Jeremy Fall, CEO of United Remote added: “It’s great to see this global company thriving in this new environment at 14 East to the extent that it has necessitated this move to these excellent new offices. It is also a great endorsement of Malta as an excellent and supportive jurisdiction for a technology company of this caliber. Working in an office like this is inspiring for the whole team and we look forward to significantly growing our business here over the next couple of years.”
Malta
Kaizen Foundation joins forces with Friends of the Earth Malta

The Kaizen Foundation has announced today a three-year partnership with Friends of the Earth Malta (FoEM). FoEM is part of Friends of the Earth, the world’s largest grassroots environmental network with a presence in 74 countries. This collaboration will support FoEM’s efforts to create a hub for environmental education at Il-Forn ta’ Kemmuna, a long-term project that aims to highlight the ecological and historical significance of Comino island. The project’s aim is to restore the historic bakery that once sustained the small farming community living on Comino decades ago. The building will be transformed into a zero-impact facility that educates visitors about the island’s unique ecology.
Panos Konstantopoulos, President of the Kaizen Foundation, commented: “This new partnership with Friends of the Earth Malta aligns perfectly with our mission to support long-term, impactful initiatives that improve quality of life. The environment is one of the core pillars of our Foundation and this project on Comino island promotes both environmental awareness and conservation. Aiming to serve as a force for positive change on a global scale, we are delighted that this partnership launches the Kaizen Foundation’s activities in Malta, following projects in Greece, Romania, and Germany. Cooperating with NGOs like FoEM, as well as with local communities is key for bringing about meaningful change and expanding the impact of our support.”
Il-Forn ta’ Kemmuna was conceptualised by FoEM’s director, Martin Galea De Giovanni, who came across the bakery as a young adult, while camping with friends. Watching the building fall into neglect, he conceived the idea of turning it into a centre for education about Comino’s natural beauty and historical significance. Comino (Kemmuna in Maltese), a small island in the Maltese archipelago, is home to a wealth of endemic flora and fauna and has been designated as a Natura 2000 site, the highest form of environmental protection in the European Union.
The bakery, located near Santa Maria Bay and surrounded by unspoiled nature (16,400m²), will operate with zero emissions, incorporating renewable energy, rainwater harvesting, wastewater treatment, and waste management systems, thus serving as a model for sustainable development. Il-Forn ta’ Kemmuna will host a programme of events designed to connect visitors and communities with the natural landscape of Comino. Activities shall include walks in nature, beekeeping and permaculture workshops, while also celebrating Maltese heritage through traditional bread-making. The restoration will also focus on preserving the bakery’s historic oven, one of the few remaining traditional ovens in Malta. Initial restoration work on the building began in 2024.
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Compliance Updates
Livespins levels up with Malta licence

Live streaming game provider awarded supplier licence from the Malta Gaming Authority with operator deals and new market launches to follow
Livespins, the live-streaming game provider that sits within the casino lobby, is now the proud holder of a supplier license from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA).
Securing MGA approval is a milestone moment for the award-winning Livespins, which can now offer its socially-charged Bet With Streamers game to operators licensed by the regulator.
This significantly increases Livespins’ addressable audience both in terms of the number of operators it can work with and the markets it can enter.
Livespins has transformed the online casino space with its Bet With Streamers game, which allows operators to tap into the huge demand for streaming content.
Not only do players get to watch streamers fire up the reels on blockbuster slots from the biggest studios, but they can also bet with the streamers.
This creates a group bet and a shared experience but with each player able to select their own bet and number of spins. If the streamer wins, they win. It’s that simple.
Social engagement is at the heart of the Livespins experience with players able to chat with the streamer and each other throughout – they can even drop reactions, emojis and gifs.
This helps to build a community around Bet With Streamers and also the operator’s brand, allowing online casinos to unlock unprecedented retention rates as players keep coming back for more.
Because Livespins sits within the casino lobby, players are given all of the responsible gambling and safe gaming tools required under the operator’s local and international licences.
Michael Pedersen, Chief Commercial Officer at Livespins, said: “We are thrilled to have secured a supplier licence from the Malta Gaming Authority which is a testament to the quality of the product and experience we provide, and how it aligns with the regulator’s goals regarding responsible gambling.
“Malta licences are highly valued, allowing suppliers to engage with a large number of operators in markets across the world. With our licence in hand, we will now be striking deals with tons of MGA operators and taking the Livespins revolution to even more markets across the world.”
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Malta
Digitain Announces Aida Vardanyan as CEO of Digitain Malta

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