Spribe secures Aviator logo trademark in Kenya
The registration strengthens the company’s legal position over the use of the brand in the market.
Kenya.- Online gaming developer Spribe has obtained trademark protection in Kenya for the logo of its Aviator crash game, adding to the intellectual property rights surrounding the brand in the country.
The registration was completed through the World Intellectual Property Organization’s (WIPO) Madrid System and covers classes 9, 28, 41 and 42. According to Spribe, the protection in Kenya is effective retroactively from October 11, 2024.
The registration gives Spribe formal trademark protection for the Aviator logo in Kenya and strengthens the company’s legal position over the use of the brand in the market.
The four classes included in the registration span different areas relevant to Aviator’s branding and commercial use, including software and technology, gaming-related goods and services, entertainment activities, and technology services.
The use of the Madrid System also allows trademark owners to seek protection across multiple jurisdictions through an international registration framework, rather than relying solely on separate national applications.
Aviator entered the Kenyan market in 2021, making the country one of the earlier markets in Africa where Spribe introduced the crash game.
The title has since become a prominent product within the online gambling sector, with its rapid-round format becoming widely available through operators offering the game to Kenyan players.
