08/07/26
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The B2B technology provider has obtained a Gaming-Related Vendor Licence from the GCGRA, enabling it to supply its igaming platform and related products to licensed operators in the UAE.
Gamingtechas secured a Gaming-Related Vendor Licence from the United Arab Emirates’ General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), allowing the company to supply its igaming platform and related technology to licensed operators in the country’s regulated gaming market.
Announcing the approval on <a href="https://comicvibe.com/next-week-on-xbox-new-games-for-august-10-to-14/” title=”Next Week on XBOX: New Games for August 10 to 14″>August 4, Gamingtec said in a press release that the licence enables the company to provide its modular Turnkey platform and related products to licensed operators in the UAE, joining the country’s growing regulated gaming supplier ecosystem.
The company said: “Entering a newly regulated market requires more moving parts than simply having the right product to offer: operators also need technology that can adapt to local requirements, support regulatory controls and provide the operational stability needed post-launch.”
Gamingtec said its turnkey platform brings together player account management (PAM), sportsbook, casino aggregation, affiliate tools, back-office functionality and third-party integrations to support licensed operators entering the UAE market.
Gamingtec is the latest gaming technology supplier to secure a UAE Gaming-Related Vendor Licence, following similar approvals for Games Global, Cammegh, RGB International and Playtech subsidiary VSTechnology, underscoring the continued growth of the UAE’s regulated commercial gaming supplier ecosystem.
The UAE’s regulated online gaming market also continued to develop in June 2026, when Play971 expanded its sports wagering offering to include football betting. Operated by Coin Technology Projects LLC, Play971 had already launched as the country’s first licensed internet gaming and sports wagering platform in December 2025.
The UAE has adopted a compliance-led approach to commercial gaming, requiring both operators and technology providers to secure the appropriate regulatory approvals before entering the market. The continued approval of gaming technology suppliers reflects the country’s measured approach to building its regulated commercial gaming ecosystem.
