FastBet: Comparing its operator and licensing profile

A reader comparing casino operators may want to know whether a brand name, its operating company and its licence holder refer to the same party. Those details describe different parts of the business, so keeping them separate makes the comparison clearer.

The operator is listed as Fastbet at fastbet.eu.com, while the company named in the operator profile is Prozone Ltd. Fastbet’s recorded establishment date is 2012, which describes the brand’s history rather than the date of its current licence.

Brand identity and company record

Fastbet is the operator name in the profile; Prozone Ltd is the associated legal entity. The company is registered in Malta under number C97366. The source material also describes Fastbet.com as operated by and trademarked by Prozone Ltd, making the distinction between the customer-facing name and the company behind it especially relevant.

These details offer comparable identity dimensions: the brand or operator name, the registered company, and the date associated with the brand’s establishment. They should not be treated as interchangeable. For example, 2012 is not the issue date of the B2C licence, and a company registration number is not a licence number.

Different roles in the licensing record

The Malta Gaming Authority is the regulator named for the B2C Gaming Service License held by Prozone Ltd. That record gives the licence number as MGA/B2C/908/2021 and the issue date as 29 October 2021. This provides a specific comparison between the operator-related company record and the regulator-issued licence record, without implying anything about where the service is available.

The material also identifies approved service provider licences for companies supplying gaming services. Those are different entries from Prozone Ltd’s B2C licence: they name providers and specify service categories, rather than identifying Fastbet as the operator. The shared regulator is one point of comparison; the named party and service type show how the records differ.

The table separates the named parties from their recorded roles and service classifications. These dimensions help distinguish the operator’s B2C record from supplier-level casino and betting records.

What the comparison does—and does not—show

On an operator-identity comparison, Fastbet and Prozone Ltd are related but not identical labels: one is the listed operator name, while the other is the legal entity identified in the company and B2C licence details. On a licensing comparison, Prozone’s B2C record is distinct from the approved service provider entries, even where the same regulator appears.

The recorded service categories include B2C Gaming Service License, Type 1 Gaming Services (Casino), and Type 2 Gaming Services (Fixed Odds Betting). Together, they give a more precise picture than a single statement that the brand is “licensed”: the records identify different parties and functions. They do not, by themselves, establish legal availability in a particular country or make the supplier companies the operator.