🎲 Kiron Interactive (pty) Limited

This company is a business-to-business gambling software supplier specialising in virtual sports and other fixed-odds products. It holds an active operating licence from the British regulator and is authorised to provide gambling services to other licensed operators in Great Britain. The business was founded in 2001 in South Africa as a developer of virtual racing and betting content.

The company operates as an independent entity and is not publicly described as part of a wider corporate group. Its activities focus on supplying software and content rather than offering gambling directly to consumers. Over time it has expanded its product range from virtual horse racing to a broader portfolio of virtual sports, lottery-style and fixed-odds games, distributed to operators in multiple regulated markets.

Licensing and Operations

The business holds a Gambling Commission operating licence in Great Britain. This authorises it to provide facilities for gambling on a remote basis to other licensed operators, in line with the conditions and codes of practice set by the regulator. The licence is recorded on the public register as active.

The company’s UK licence forms part of a wider regulatory framework under which it also holds approvals in other jurisdictions, including Alderney, Malta, Romania, Sweden, Greece and Peru. In Great Britain, its status as an operating licence holder means it is subject to ongoing suitability, reporting, anti-money laundering and social responsibility obligations.

The firm operates on a business-to-business model. It develops and supplies virtual sports, fixed-odds betting games, instant-win products, numbers games and related remote gambling software to licensed operators. These products are integrated into customer platforms, with the licensed operators then offering them to end users under their own consumer-facing licences.

The company has been licensed by the British regulator since at least 2009, and its permissions were consolidated into a combined remote operating licence from 2016. The Gambling Commission’s public register records no trading names associated with the licence.

Regulatory History

Publicly available information from the British regulator does not record any formal regulatory sanctions, financial penalties or licence suspensions against this licensee. No licence revocations or surrenders are listed, and the operating licence remains active on the Gambling Commission register.

In other regulated markets where the company holds approvals, no major regulatory actions have been reported in publicly accessible industry and corporate summaries. Any compliance matters that may have arisen have not been documented as resulting in public sanctions or loss of licence.