License Tracker
Crypto Casino License Tracker
Tested & written by CalderCashout · CryptoCasino.ReportTap for more +Tap to close ×
CalderCashout · the reviewer on a team of three, pseudonymous on purpose. The money is public. Our names aren't.
I run every page here the same way: deposit first, write second. I send my own crypto, play, request the withdrawal, log the timestamps and the transaction hashes, and only then write. Nothing here is a rewrite of a casino's press kit or somebody else's list.
Almost every crypto casino shows a license badge, and a badge proves nothing. What matters is whether the company behind the site is on the regulator's own register, whether the license is active, and whether it matches the site. This tracker records that for every casino I test, checked on the register myself and dated.
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Every Casino, Checked on the Register
What Each Result Means
- Verified
- Active on the register, and the holder matches the company on the site.
- Under assessment
- On the register, but past its expiry date and marked as being assessed rather than active.
- Details don't match
- The license is real, but it belongs to a different company than the one on the site.
- Not on the register
- I couldn't find the company or the number on the register the casino points to.
- Expired or suspended
- On the register, but marked as no longer active.
- No license shown
- No number anywhere, or a badge that links nowhere. There's no regulator to complain to.
On a casino's report card, the license only counts as a Pass when it's verified and someone identifiable is behind it. Who's behind each casino I reviewed →
How to Check a Casino's License Yourself
Find the company name. It's in the casino's footer or terms, usually with a registration number.
Go to the regulator's register yourself. Don't click the badge on the casino's site, because the casino controls where it leads.
Search the company. Check that the name and number match the site, and note the status and the dates.
Check the status is active. An expiry date in the past, or any status other than active, is worth asking the casino about before you deposit.
Crypto Casino License Questions
Is a Curaçao license legit?
It can be. The Curaçao Gaming Authority publishes a register of the licenses granted under its new online gaming policy. A Curaçao license is legit when the company is on that register, the details match the casino's site, and the status is active.
Can a casino fake a license badge?
Easily. A badge is just an image, and it can link to any page the casino chooses. That's why I go to the regulator's register myself and search for the company.
Does a valid license mean I'll get paid?
No. It means there's a regulator with rules, and often a way to complain. A licensed casino can still sit on a withdrawal, which is why the license is only one of my five checks.