Check any casino license in the official register

Type a casino brand, a country or a regulator. Brands come straight from the official registers, countries show the register, the verification steps and the red flags of a fake permit. Facts only, every claim linked to its source.

Searching 9,046 casino and betting names against 7,467 entries from 27 official registers, refreshed daily.

European gambling regulators

Regulated markets in Europe publish a licensee register. A casino that really holds the permit appears there under its legal entity name, so verification takes minutes.

Gambling regulators in the Americas

Regulated markets in the Americas publish who may offer online betting and casino games there, often down to the exact brand and web address.

Offshore licensing jurisdictions

Offshore regimes vary from a real regulator with a public register to no gambling authorization at all. Each page states plainly what can and cannot be verified.

How license verification works

  1. Find the license claim on the casino site, usually in the footer with a seal or a license number.
  2. Open the official register of that jurisdiction. Every page here links straight to it.
  3. Search the register for the operator's legal entity and confirm the number, the status, and the domains it covers.

The full walkthrough with entity-matching tips lives in the guide on how to check if an online casino is licensed. How we gather and re-verify this data is on the methodology page. Every week we also publish the new online casinos that registers listed for the first time. Machines can pull the whole dataset from a single JSON endpoint.