Sportingtech
Sportingtech sells a business-to-business iGaming platform in three parts — back office, sportsbook and casino — to operators in emerging and newly regulated markets, with a stated focus on Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe. The legal entity is Sportingtech Limited, Malta company registration C80810, holding Malta Gaming Authority critical-supplier licence MGA/B2B/718/2019 for Type 1 and Type 2 gaming services, issued on 17 August 2020. It is ISO 27001 certified and certified by Gaming Laboratories International.
- Founded
- 2009
- Headquarters
- Tigné Point, Sliema, Malta
- Ownership
- No parent company, investor or stock listing identified; the vendor's own site names an independent executive team.
- Licences
- MGA, Curacao
- Products
- sportsbook, casino platform, player account management, back office, turnkey operator platform, bonus engine, trading services, content management system
- Brands
- 4
- Website
- www.sportingtech.com
History
Sportingtech operates from Level 3, The Centre Office Building, Pjazza Tigné, Tigné Point, Malta, as Sportingtech Limited (company number C80810, VAT MT24579413). Its Malta Gaming Authority critical-supplier licence, numbered MGA/B2B/718/2019, was issued on 17 August 2020, which places the licence application in 2019 and the company's Malta registration earlier still. Its own history page dates the business to 2009, when it started as a software house building for other platform providers, and says it began selling its own platform under the Sportingtech brand in 2017; company databases give 2017 and 2010 instead. The company is led by chief executive Tom Ustunel, with Michael Jack as chief technology officer, Nana Totoe as chief operating officer and Thomas Molloy as chief product officer. No rename, acquisition, spin-off or outside investment was found, and the site names no parent company. Its named deals — Oleybet, JuiceBet in Kenya, 888Africa in Mozambique and QG Bet — come from the vendor's own press releases and SBC News rather than from operator confirmation, which is why this entry's technical confidence remains inferred.
Notable
- Registered as Sportingtech Limited, Malta company number C80810, at Pjazza Tigné, Tigné Point, Malta.
- Holds MGA critical-supplier licence MGA/B2B/718/2019 for Type 1 and Type 2 gaming services, issued on 17 August 2020 to Sportingtech Limited.
- Certified to ISO 27001 and by Gaming Laboratories International.
- The platform is sold as three components — back office, sportsbook and casino — rather than as a sportsbook alone.
- Its own history page states the company started in 2009 as a software house for other platform providers and began selling its own platform under the Sportingtech brand in 2017.
- Released the Quantum platform in 2020 and the lighter Quick Quantum in 2021, the latter marketed as deliverable in six to eight weeks.
- Relaunched its brand identity around "The Winning Edge" in January 2026 under CEO Tom Ustunel; its compliance page lists a Brazil platform and integrations certification, GLI-19 and GLI-33, and a Peru authorisation expected in late Q1 2026.
Used by
- Oleybet — oleybet.com
- JuiceBet (Kenya)
- 888Africa (Mozambique)
- QG Bet — qg-bet.com
How well established
The technical fingerprint is inferred rather than directly documented. The legal entity, the registration number, the MGA licence number and its issue date, the certifications and the leadership are taken verbatim from Sportingtech's own compliance page. The 2009 founding and the 2017 pivot to selling its own platform come from the company's archived about page and are worth flagging, because Crunchbase and LinkedIn give 2017 and 2010 respectively. The named operator relationships come from the vendor's own press releases rather than from operator confirmation, and no ownership or investment event could be found in any source.
