EGT Digital secures license to enter Belgian iGaming market

iGaming content and solutions provider EGT Digital has received regulatory approval to operate in Belgium, marking a significant milestone in the company’s international expansion strategy. The license, granted by the Belgian Gaming Commission, enables EGT Digital to offer its core suite of iGaming products in the country.

With the license now in place, EGT Digital’s proprietary X-Nave platform, Gaming Aggregator, and a range of in-house slot and dice games are available to licensed operators in the Belgian market.

“The Belgian gaming community can enjoy our full range of premium products, which have proven to be the preferred choice in numerous jurisdictions around the world,” said Marieta Peleva, Sales Manager for Belgium, Poland, and the Czech Republic. 

“We have also recently developed a dedicated line of dice games tailored specifically for the Belgian Class B+ market, which reflects our devotion to providing localized, compliant, and engaging gaming solutions. Whether operators are looking for a complete solution for their business or want to enrich their betting sites with attractive and diverse content, they can always count on us,” she said.

The X-Nave platform includes four integrated modules — a Sports Product, Gaming Aggregator, CRM Engine, and Payment Gateway — that can be deployed either as part of a turnkey solution or individually alongside third-party systems.

EGT Digital’s Gaming Aggregator offers access to more than 24,000 games from over 300 providers, supported by tools for personalization and player engagement. The company also brings to Belgium over 160 proprietary slot games and a variety of jackpots known for their thematic diversity and bonus features.

“EGT Digital’s license for Belgium is a substantial accomplishment, which not only solidifies our position as a leading iGaming provider but also reaffirms our commitment to contributing to the development of the global gaming environment,” said Tsvetomira Drumeva, Head of Sales.

The Belgian entry comes amid a wider push by EGT Digital to strengthen its presence in regulated European markets. It also follows the obtention of authorization to operate in Gibraltar, granted earlier in the week by the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority.