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MGA recognises the use of Qualified Electronic Signatures in submitted documentation
The Malta Gaming Authority recognises Qualified Electronic Signatures (as defined in eIDAS) for documents submitted in its regulatory, supervisory, operational and administrative functions provided they meet eIDAS requirements. The MGA reserves the right to verify signatures, request additional assurances or wet-ink documents, may reject non-compliant submissions, and may prescribe specific requirements. The notice takes immediate effect and may be revised.
Action date
2026-09-11
Authority
Malta Gaming Authority (MGA)
Country
Malta
Classification confidence
0%
Primary source:
https://www.mga.org.mt/mga-recognises-the-use-of-qualified-electronic-signatures-in-submitted-documentation/ ↗
https://www.mga.org.mt/mga-recognises-the-use-of-qualified-electronic-signatures-in-submitted-documentation/ ↗
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