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18 September 2026

International casinos: what the licence says and what the terms say

About the site · Licences

Every casino in our ranking is an international operator licensed in Curaçao or Anjouan. Here is what each type of licence means, how to check it yourself in the register, and why the operator's terms matter more to a player than the licence seal in the footer.

An international casino is one licensed by an authority outside the player's own country. Every crypto casino in our ranking is of this kind. Their licences come from Curaçao or Anjouan, and the companies behind them are registered there or elsewhere.

This page does not judge the choice to play at an international casino. It only explains what a licence is, what it tells you and what it does not, and how to check one yourself in five minutes.

What a gaming licence actually is

A gaming licence is an authorisation granted to a company, not a website. The same company can run several sites under one licence. That is why, when you check a casino, you look for two things in the site footer: the company name and the licence number.

The licence tells you:

The licence does not tell you how much you can withdraw per week, from what amount documents are requested or what wagering the bonus carries. Those are written in the operator's terms, which we read for every casino in the ranking.

Curaçao

Curaçao is the jurisdiction with the most crypto casinos. Until 2023, licences were granted through a few master licence holders who issued sublicences to operators. The old numbers looked like “8048/JAZ” or “1668/JAZ”.

Since 2024 the Curaçao Gaming Authority has issued licences directly to each operator. New numbers take the form “OGL/2024/1234/0567”. The authority publishes an online register of licensed companies and the status of each licence.

What to check: the number in the casino's footer appears in the register, under the same company, with an active status. If the site still shows an old JAZ-type number, look the company up in the new register.

Anjouan

Anjouan is an island in the Comoros archipelago whose gaming authority, the Anjouan Gaming Board, issues licences to online operators. Numbers take the form “ALSI-” followed by digits and letters. Several newer crypto operators have chosen Anjouan in recent years.

What to check: the licence number, the holder company and the expiry date. Anjouan licences run for a fixed term; an expired licence no longer covers the operator, even if the seal stays on the site.

The licences of the operators in the ranking

The table below shows what we read in each operator's footer and terms, with the status from the authority's register on the day we read it, September 2026.

CasinoAuthorityLicence numberHolder companyStatus when read
VaveCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2024/1676/0905Latcas B.V.Active
Bitcasino.ioCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2023/111/0069Moon Technologies B.V.Active
BitslerCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2024/930/0387Oyine N.V.Active
MetaspinsCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2024/1063/0437Metaspins N.V.Active
ShuffleCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2024/1337/0628Natural Nine B.V.Active
Crypto.GamesCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2024/1336/1047MuchGaming B.V.Active
BetFuryCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2024/1494/0942Universe B Games B.V.Active
RainbetAnjouan Gaming BoardALSI-152406029-FI2RBGAMING N.V.Valid
RakebitAnjouan Gaming BoardALSI-202602030-FI2Nile King Media LtdValid
DuckDiceAnjouan Gaming BoardALSI-202509013-FI1Zentari LimitadaValid
BspinAnjouan Gaming BoardALSI-092404013-FI2Pixel Gaming LimitedValid
RocketpotCuraçao (old number)1668/JAZDanneskjold Ventures B.V.Unconfirmed

Rocketpot shows a number from the old Curaçao system, and we could not confirm its status in the new register; that is why it earns fewer licence points in our formula. For TrustDice we do not publish a licence: we could not read the operator's page recently, and a licence copied from an old source may no longer be valid.

How to check a licence yourself, step by step

  1. Scroll to the casino's footer. Look for the text beginning “operated by” or “licensed by” and note the company and number.
  2. Open the authority's register. For Curaçao, the Curaçao Gaming Authority register; for Anjouan, the list published by the Anjouan Gaming Board.
  3. Search by number, then by company. Both must match.
  4. Read the status and domains. A licence can be active, suspended or expired. Some registers also list the domains covered.
  5. Compare with the terms. The company name in the terms should be the same as in the footer and the register.

If something does not match, it does not automatically mean the operator is dishonest; sites are sometimes slow to update their footers. But it is a sign that the rest deserves a careful read too.

The Bitcasino.io home page

Bitcasino.io runs originals, a live casino and over 120 providers. Its withdrawal cap is written into the terms: 1,000,000 USDT per week, clause 6.10.

What matters more than the licence

For a player, the most important rules are in the terms, not the licence:

  • The withdrawal cap. Bitcasino.io: 1,000,000 USDT per week. Rocketpot: 5,000 USD per month. Vave: equal instalments from 50,000 USDT.
  • The document threshold. Bitcasino.io: from 2,500 EUR. Rocketpot: from 2,500 USD. Vave: at the casino's request, under clause 8.7.
  • The list of excluded countries. We kept in the ranking only operators whose published list does not name Romania.
  • Bonus rules. Wagering, maximum bet and deadline, explained in crypto casino bonuses.

How we turn all of this into a rating is explained in how we rate. The full ranking is on the home page.

Clause 11.5 of the Rocketpot terms with the monthly cap

The Rocketpot cap is 5,000 USD per month. A larger win is paid in instalments, not all at once.

Play responsibly, wherever the licence is from

Every casino, whatever its licence, has a house edge. Use the deposit and time limits in your account, set the amount before you play and do not raise it to win back a loss. For free, confidential counselling: Joc Responsabil. Adults over 18 only. Details of our partner, with its licence and our withdrawals, are in the Vave review.