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Quinel

Quinel · Test laboratory / inspection & certification bodyfounded 2008Birkirkara, Maltaverified 2026-08

Quinel Ltd is an independent, internationally accredited testing laboratory, inspection body and certification body serving the regulated gaming industry. It tests online and land-based gaming products, including random number generators (RNGs), game mathematics, gaming platforms, live-dealer studios and sportsbook systems, as well as information-security and PCI DSS compliance. It is headquartered in Malta, with a laboratory in Italy and an office in the United Kingdom, and its reports are used across more than 30 regulated jurisdictions. It is not a player-facing seal or dispute-resolution programme.

Testing scope
RNGGame math / RTPPlatform / core components (RGS)Live dealerSportsbookGame updates / change testingInformation security (ISO/IEC 27001)PCI DSS assessment
Accreditations
ISO/IEC 17025 (Testing Laboratory, NAB-Malta)
ISO/IEC 17020 (Inspection Body, NAB-Malta)
ISO/IEC 17065 (Certification Body, Accredia)
ISO/IEC 17021-1 (Management-system Certification, Accredia)
Standards tested against
Jurisdiction-specific gaming technical standards (e.g. Malta/MGA, Italy, Spain, Denmark, Sweden)ISO/IEC 27001PCI DSS
Key facts
Founded2008
HeadquartersBirkirkara, Malta
FootprintMalta (with a laboratory in Italy and a UK office)
RecognitionAccredited in Malta by the National Accreditation Board (NAB-Malta) and by Italy's Accredia; its test reports are accepted by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and used across 30+ regulated markets including Italy, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, the UK and the Netherlands.
FocusGaming software, RNG, platform and security testing/certification
Accreditation splitISO/IEC 17025 & 17020 via NAB-Malta; ISO/IEC 17065 & 17021-1 via Accredia (Italy)
FootprintHQ Malta; laboratory in Italy; UK office
Founded2008Public sources vary: LinkedIn/company directories list 2008; some third-party profiles cite 1999. Company describes 'over 15 years' of service.

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 Quinel’s own site.