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iTech Labs

iTech Labs · Test laboratoryfounded 2004Australia (Melbourne)verified 2026-08-03Current · 86%

⚠ Parts of this profile are under-documented — medium confidence. Verify against the body’s own site before relying on the detail.

iTech Labs is a testing and certification laboratory established in Melbourne in 2004 that specialises in online (interactive) gaming systems. It tests and certifies random number generators, individual games and return-to-player percentages, gaming platforms and integrations for operators and game providers seeking regulatory approval. Since 2023 it has been part of the GLI Group while continuing to operate under its own brand. Its Australian NATA accreditation (ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 17020) was voluntarily withdrawn on 30 September 2025; the Dutch Accreditation Council (RvA) now lists GLI Europe B.V. as 'also trading as iTech Labs', and that ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation covers iTech's Sofia laboratory.

Testing scope

RNGGame math / RTPPlatform / RGS

Accreditations

ISO/IEC 17025
ISO/IEC 17020

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Key facts

Founded2004
HeadquartersAustralia (Melbourne)
FootprintRegistered address in Melbourne; its website lists an office in Sofia, Bulgaria and an EMEIA (Europe, Middle East, India and Africa) focus
Recognitionrecognised across numerous regulated iGaming markets worldwide
FoundedEstablished April 2004 in Melbourne, Australia
OwnershipAcquired by GLI Group in May 2023; continues to trade under the iTech Labs brand
AccreditationISO/IEC 17025 (L 372) and ISO/IEC 17020 (I 111) through GLI Europe B.V., which the Dutch Accreditation Council (RvA) lists as 'also trading as iTech Labs'Its own NATA accreditation was voluntarily withdrawn on 30 September 2025; the L 372 scope includes the Sofia lab
Core servicesRNG certification (pseudo and hardware), game/RTP testing, platform and game-integration certification, and periodic RNG/RTP audits

A seal is evidence, not a guarantee. Certification means a game or platform passed a test against a standard — it does not change the house edge or promise a session outcome, and it is separate from the operator’s licence. Verify seals on iTech Labs’s own site.