mkodo, leading provider of mobile apps, websites, front-end UX and geolocation technology to the Canadian lotteries, including OLG, BCLC, WCLC, ALC and AGLC for over 13 years, has announced its recent membership to the Canadian Gaming Association (CGA), demonstrates the company’s commitment to supporting and enhancing the digital experience within Canada’s dynamic regulated iGaming sector.
As a member of the CGA, mkodo will collaborate with other industry leaders to drive innovation, advocate for responsible gaming practices and contribute to the overall growth and sustainability of lottery, betting and gaming, both land-based and online, across the Canadian provinces.
Joining the CGA highlights mkodo’s dedication to delivering high-quality, secure, and user-friendly products and services that meet the changing needs of iGaming operators and their players, including their geolocation compliance service, GeoLocs, that is used by lottery operators across Canada, including OLG and WCLC, along with iGaming operators and platforms in Ontario including White Hat Gaming, Casino Time and Betty.
Stuart Godfree, Managing Director of mkodo, says: “We are thrilled to join the CGA, an organisation that plays a crucial role in shaping the future of the regulated gaming industry in Canada.
“This membership aligns perfectly with our mission to provide exceptional user experiences in iGaming and Lottery and reinforces our commitment to supporting responsible gaming initiatives within Canada.”
Paul Burns, President & CEO of the CGA, adds: “We are delighted to have mkodo join our membership. Their expertise as the leading mobile apps and geolocation supplier to Crown Corporations Lotteries will be a valuable addition to our community.”
