Who owns Paf?

Paf is run by Paf International p.l.c., Malta. It holds licences from Spelinspektionen (Sweden) for betting and online gaming, valid until May 2030. The company is state-owned (Government of Åland).

Ultimate owner	Paf (Ålands Penningautomatförening) (state-owned (Government of Åland))
Operating company	Paf International p.l.c., Malta
Licenses	Sweden — Spelinspektionen Sweden — Spelinspektionen
Products	Casino, Sports betting
Website	paf.se
Also runs as	paf.com, paf.ee, pafcasino.lv, paf.es
Sister casinos	13
Fines and actions	2
Owner proof	verified
Last checked	14 Oct 2026

In numbers

Paf (Ålands Penningautomatförening) owns 14 brand families with 21 websites in our data.
2 regulator fines against the owner since 2025, about €75,000 in total (converted to euros).

Licences

Regulator	Type	Valid	Check it
Sweden — Spelinspektionen	Kommersiellt online (betting)	2025-05-03 – 2030-05-02	register
Sweden — Spelinspektionen	Kommersiellt online (online gaming)	2025-05-03 – 2030-05-02	register

What these licences mean for you

Swedish rules apply to players in Sweden: a deposit limit must be set, and a bonus may only be offered once. Spelpaus self-exclusion covers all sites with a Swedish licence. Self-exclusion: Spelpaus.

About Paf (Ålands Penningautomatförening)

Gaming association owned by the autonomous Åland government. Holds Swedish licences via Paf International, PAF MT and PAF New Tech; bought the Speedy companies from Hero Gaming in 2021.

Headquarters: Finland (Åland) · Founded: 1966 · Ownership: state-owned (Government of Åland)

How we know, and what we could not confirm

How we know: Listed under Paf International p.l.c. in the Spelinspektionen licence register (URL paf.se).

We have no company registration number for Paf International p.l.c..

13 sister casinos

Same owner often means the same terms, the same support team and the same payout rules. A self-exclusion at one brand may not cover its sister sites.

Everything Paf (Ålands Penningautomatförening) owns, with fines and sources →

Regulator fines

Date	Company	Regulator / court	Amount	Reason
2025-12-03	Speedy Ltd	Spelinspektionen (Sweden)	—	Remark over consumer information duties. source
2025-01-29	PAF International PLC	Spain — DGOJ	EUR 75,000	Used technical systems that were not approved, e.g. moving gambling data to a new data centre without approval. Nominal fine €125.000; reduced to €75.000 after the firm admitted liability and paid early. Case ES/2025/004; DGOJ lists it under 2025. source

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