Hacksaw Group launches MGA-licensed B2B prediction markets platform
Hacksaw Group has launched a business-to-peer prediction markets platform, expanding its technology and distribution ecosystem. The offering operates under an extension from the Malta Gaming Authority that authorizes B2B prediction market services. The company is entering the space with a business-to-business model rather than competing directly for retail traders. The platform joins a growing set of infrastructure plays targeting operators that need regulated backends without building proprietary stacks.
Hacksaw Group's MGA license gives it a regulatory wrapper that competitors must replicate or buy. Operators lacking their own compliance stack can white-label the platform rather than pursue lengthy authorizations in Malta or elsewhere. This shortens launch timelines for new entrants and shifts their capital from licensing toward customer acquisition.
TRUEiGTECH and Trade Tech Solutions are chasing the same infrastructure-buyer set, so Hacksaw Group's MGA status becomes its sharpest differentiator. The risk is that Malta's framework does not automatically transfer to larger jurisdictions like the United Kingdom or CFTC-regulated United States; buyers who later need those markets face a second compliance build. Hacksaw Group wins if prediction market operators prioritize speed to market over geographic breadth.