Hacksaw AB Unveils Business-to-Business Prediction Market Offering Following Regulatory Approval
Hacksaw AB (publ) has introduced a new prediction markets platform designed for business clients, securing a Type 3 licence from the Malta Gaming Authority for its operation.
PredictionSites Newsroom · 15 October 2026
Hacksaw AB (publ), trading under the ticker HACK, has announced the launch of its new business-to-business (B2B) prediction markets platform. This development marks an expansion into the institutional prediction market sector for the company.
The introduction of this platform follows the company's successful acquisition of a Type 3 licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). This regulatory approval is crucial for operators in the online gaming and betting sphere, indicating compliance with established standards for the provision of services that involve betting on future events or outcomes.
Prediction markets allow participants to trade contracts whose value is tied to the outcome of specific future events. The prices of these contracts can be interpreted as probabilities of the event occurring, reflecting the collective intelligence or aggregate beliefs of the market participants. This B2B model suggests the platform will be offered to other businesses who wish to integrate prediction market functionality into their own services or operations. The MGA's Type 3 licence specifically covers sports betting and other types of betting, which would encompass prediction market activities.
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