Anjouan licensed casinos, checked against the register

01Anjouan licensed casinos compared

This Anjouan casino list covers ten casinos. For each one we matched the exact domain to the Anjouan Gaming licence register on 3 November 2026 and read its offer pages and terms, on the dates in our method section below. Seven companies run the ten sites, named below as the register lists them. Three share Softon Ltd’s licence and two share Exceptiosoft LTD’s, and the Smash, GAMBIVA, Aphrodite, Rivo and Trixino terms share most of their bonus and payout clauses.

Where an offer doesn’t say whether wagering counts your deposit as well as the bonus, the table gives the multiplier only. Offers are shown in the currency the casino displayed, not converted. SlotoRado’s terms don’t state its welcome wagering, so ask support before you claim it.

There’s no single best Anjouan casino. Wildies and the Softon and Exceptiosoft brands put a casino and a sportsbook in one account. The big stepped packages at Rivo, GAMBIVA, Smash and Trixino advertise low multipliers at each stage, though the wagering base isn’t always stated, and cap withdrawals at €1,000 a day. Mad Casino has a €10 minimum withdrawal. Decide which rule matters most to you, then read that casino’s profile below.

02The ten Anjouan casinos, one by one

Wildies: casino and sportsbook from Leva Limited

Wildies combines about 4,600 games with a full sportsbook in one account. Its welcome pack is 400% up to €3,250 plus 150 free spins over four deposits, wagered 30 times the deposit plus bonus under its terms (the first-deposit card says “x30 bonus”), with spin winnings wagered 40 times. Crypto users get a separate offer: 200% up to €2,000 on a first crypto deposit with the code CRYPTO, wagered 30 times the deposit plus bonus within seven days, with winnings capped at 10 times the deposit. The terms allow €2,000 a day, €5,000 a week and €15,000 a month from a €20 minimum, but the FAQ gives €500, €2,000 and €8,000 from €5, so ask support which limit applies before you deposit.

The site doesn’t name its operator. The register lists wildies.com under Leva Limited with seven other domains, including sevenplay.com and shelbyspin.com. Our Wildies review has the full terms, checked on 28 October; the welcome banner was unchanged on 3 November.

CleanWins: a casino-only site from Onimim Ltd

CleanWins has no sportsbook. Its welcome bonus, published in both euros and pounds, is 200% up to €2,000 or £2,000 plus 200 free spins with the code WELCOME2000; the cash bonus is wagered 40 times the deposit plus bonus. Before any withdrawal your deposits must be played through five times, or CleanWins can refuse the request or charge up to 8%. The terms then allow up to £5,000, or the equivalent, in any seven days and £15,000 in 30 days, with different limits for VIP levels, and charge up to 8% on repeat withdrawals within a rolling 30 days. We found no published minimum withdrawal.

The register lists cleanwins.com under Onimim Ltd with ozbet.net and slotroyals.com; the CleanWins terms give its licence number as ALSI-192407051-FB, not the register’s ALSI-192407051-FI3. Its KYC policy rejects ID and proof of address from a long list of countries, including the UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands, and verification is compulsory before any withdrawal. Our CleanWins review covers the rest, from captures of 29–30 October; the welcome banner matched it on 3 November.

Smash: Softon’s stepped slots package

Smash shares Softon Ltd’s licence, which covers ten domains, GAMBIVA, Aphrodite and Kingdom Casino among them. The headline slots package is 600% up to $10,000 (€10,000 on its euro pages on 14 October), spread over five deposits with 10× wagering at each stage. Separate live and sports packages run alongside, and there is a sportsbook. All deposit bonuses are sticky: your deposit joins the bonus balance until the wagering is done, and the maximum bet while wagering is €10.

Withdrawals are capped at €1,000 a day and €10,000 a month, usually processed within three banking days, and winnings at €100,000 a day. Two copies of the terms read in November carry the same 2 July 2026 date but differ. One names Softon LTD of Nicosia, sets a €50 minimum withdrawal and charges €50 a month on accounts left idle for six months. The other says only that “the Company is licensed”, sets a €100 minimum and has no idle-account clause. Our Smash review has the full terms, read on 9 November, and which visitors see which version.

GAMBIVA: six steps with rising wagering

GAMBIVA is the second Softon brand. Its slots welcome is 800% up to C$10,000 over six deposits (€10,000 on its euro pages on 14 October), with wagering rising from 5× at the first two stages to 10× at the last two. Separate packages give 300% up to C$2,250 for live casino at 25× and 300% up to C$3,500 for sports at 5×, and the menu has a sportsbook and prediction markets.

Its terms read on 4 November name Softon LTD and the licence number, and set a €50 minimum withdrawal, €1,000 a day and €10,000 a month, a €10 maximum bet while wagering and €50 a month on accounts idle for six months. As with Smash, another copy read on 2 November, with the same 2 July 2026 date, names no company and sets a €100 minimum. Our review of GAMBIVA compares both copies, read again on 10 November.

Aphrodite: 25× wagering at every slots stage

Aphrodite is the third Softon brand here. Its slots welcome is 700% up to $7,000 over five deposits, each wagered 25 times, where Smash asks 10× and GAMBIVA 5× to 10×. Live casino is 300% up to $2,250 at 25× and sports 100% up to $500 at 5×. Its footer and terms of 2 July 2026 name Softon LTD of Nicosia and licence ALSI-202409012-FI1. The terms set a €50 minimum withdrawal, €1,000 a day and €10,000 a month, a €10 maximum bet while wagering, a €100,000 daily win cap and €50 a month on accounts idle for six months. Read on 4 November.

Rivo: an eight-deposit package from Exceptiosoft

Rivo and Trixino share Exceptiosoft LTD’s licence, issued in June 2026, which covers 21 domains. Rivo’s slots welcome is 1000% up to C$10,000 over eight deposits (€10,000 on its mirror’s euro pages on 29 October), each stage wagered 10 times, with separate live (300% up to C$2,250 at 25×) and sports (325% up to C$1,750 at 5×) packages. Withdrawals start at €100 for bank, e-wallet and crypto alike, with €1,000 a day and €10,000 a month, and the maximum bet with a bonus is €10.

Its footer and terms of 2 July 2026 name Exceptiosoft LTD (HE 487571) of Nicosia and the licence number. These figures were read on rivo.casino on 4 November. An earlier read of its mirror address, rivo1.casino, on 29 October showed terms saying only that “the Company is licensed”; the register lists rivo.casino but not rivo1.casino.

Trixino: six deposits at 7× wagering

Trixino’s terms name the same operator, Exceptiosoft LTD, with the licence number in the footer. Its slots package is 777% up to $7,777 over six deposits, each wagered 7 times, with 300% up to $1,750 for live casino at 25× and 325% up to $1,500 for sports at 5×; the menu has a sportsbook and a predictions section. The terms, updated on 31 July 2026, describe its permitted markets as including selected EU countries (excluding Cyprus) and Asia, and bar a long list of others, including the UK, Germany, Austria and Sweden.

Payout rules match Rivo’s: a €100 minimum, €1,000 a day and €10,000 a month, usually processed within three banking days, with daily winnings capped at €100,000. Deposit bonuses are sticky and the maximum bet while wagering is €10.

Mad Casino: a €10 minimum withdrawal

Mad Casino’s site and terms were in Russian when we read them on 2 November; it lists 12,727 games and has no sportsbook. The welcome pack is 455% or 455 free spins. Its bonus FAQ gives standard wagering of 35 times the bonus unless a promotion says otherwise, while the terms set a minimum of 25 times the bonus plus the real money used with it; its FAQ says each bonus’s own wagering is shown in your account. Bonuses are usually active for seven days. The minimum withdrawal is €10. After verification, requests up to €1,000 are processed within 72 hours and larger ones within seven days. The maximum bet with a bonus is €5 a spin or €0.50 a line.

The operator is a Costa Rican company, 3-102-938906 SRL (trading as Money Asset Deployment Limitada), whose licence covers mad.casino and madcasino.org. The footer gives the licence number, but the terms still show a placeholder where it belongs. Note that madcasino.io is a different domain, listed on Softon’s licence.

SlotoRado: crypto payouts typically within 24 hours of approval

SlotoRado is a casino-only site, licensed since May 2026 to 3-102-940408 SRL, a Costa Rican company that its footer calls Azure Lane Limitada; a Cyprus company, Infofoot Tech Ltd, acts as its paying and operational agent. The welcome package is 500% plus 500 free spins, and the general minimum deposit is €20. Its terms don’t state the welcome wagering, so ask support before you claim it.

Its payment policy states an internal review of up to 48 hours, then crypto and e-wallet payouts typically within 24 hours, cards in three to five business days and bank transfers in three to seven. Its terms separately aim for a maximum withdrawal time of 48 hours, depending on the amount, bank and payment system, so ask which timeframe applies to you. Nothing is paid out until your account is fully verified, and payouts go back to the deposit method where possible. Its terms set a €50 minimum withdrawal, then €1,000 a day, €3,000 a week and €10,000 a month on non-jackpot winnings. The footer still reads “License No XXX”, and the terms cite ALSI-152312006-FI3, a number the register lists under another company for slotier.com; the register lists slotorado.com under ALSI-202605037-FI2. Terms read on 4 November, payment policy on 2 November.

Totbet: a three-deposit welcome with a high-roller track

Totbet is a casino-only site. The register lists tot-bet.com under Tensai Tech Solutions SRL, with luckystakescasino.com and luckylion.casino. The welcome is up to €3,000 plus 300 free spins over three deposits. The first is 100% up to €1,000 plus 50 spins on Regal Fruits 20 from a €20 deposit, wagered 40 times within 14 days, with winnings capped at 10 times the bonus and €50 from the spins. High rollers get a separate three-step track.

The default maximum bet while wagering is €5. The terms refuse players from the USA, the UK, France and the Netherlands, and your withdrawal limits are shown in your account. The footer names Tensai Tech Solutions LTDA (registration 3-102-924970) of San José, Costa Rica, calls the site “Thoth-bet” and prints the licence as ALSI-202596029-FI1, one digit off the register’s ALSI-202506029-FI1.

Also on these licences

Kingdom Casino (kingdomcasino.io) is also on Softon’s licence. Spin Polo, SpinFormula and Daytona Spin are listed under Win Top Ltd’s licence (ALSI-202509029-FI1, valid to 15 September 2027), which covers 31 domains. We haven’t profiled these four yet.

03Anjouan crypto casinos on this list

The activities an Anjouan licence permits include cryptocurrency-enabled gaming, and most of these casinos take crypto in some form. The rules differ:

• Wildies has its own crypto welcome offer (code CRYPTO), and money deposited in crypto can’t be paid out by another method.
• SlotoRado pays crypto and e-wallet withdrawals typically within 24 hours, after a review of up to 48 hours.
• Smash, GAMBIVA, Aphrodite, Rivo and Trixino apply the same €50 or €100 minimum withdrawal to crypto as to bank and e-wallet payouts. The Smash, GAMBIVA and Trixino terms warn that wallet addresses change, so take a fresh one from the cashier for each deposit.
• Totbet asks for crypto deposits and withdrawals from the same device and IP address, and checks any request that comes from another.

04How to check an Anjouan casino in four steps

1. 01
   Find the licence details

   Look in the footer and the terms for the company name and a licence number starting “ALSI-”. Don’t stop there: on this list, SlotoRado’s footer reads “License No XXX” and its terms cite another company’s number, Mad Casino’s terms carry a placeholder, and the numbers in Totbet’s footer and CleanWins’ terms differ from the register’s.

2. 02
   Search the register

   Search the Anjouan Gaming licence register by domain, company or licence number, and make sure the exact address you are on is listed. Mirror addresses may not be: the register lists rivo.casino but not the mirror rivo1.casino. A listed domain shows the authority was told about it, not who owns it.

3. 03
   Check the expiry date

   The register marks all of its 1,298 licences “valid”, including 78 whose expiry date had already passed on 3 November 2026. The authority’s own status list includes Expired. Suspended or revoked licences appear on separate enforcement pages, and the register is updated periodically, so read the dates as well as the status.

4. 04
   Open the validator through the casino’s seal

   The seal should open the authority’s validation page. The seal page we captured on 26 October showed the company, its address, the licence number and the excluded countries, but also said the link had expired and told readers to refresh the casino’s page and click the seal again. Typed in directly by domain, the validator showed “INVALID” for every domain we tried on 14 and 26 October, licensed or not, including example.com. A missing seal doesn’t prove a casino is unlicensed, although the authority’s seal policy requires one across the whole site; the register is the better check.

05Anjouan restricted countries: the licence page and the casino terms

The licence validation page, read through the Wildies seal on 26 October, says the Anjouan licence is not valid in Australia, the Comoros, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom, the USA, FATF-blacklisted countries and sanctioned jurisdictions, and calls play from them “strictly prohibited”. The authority’s own site, though, says its licences “do not contain territorial restrictions under Anjouan law” and “do not override local prohibitions”, leaving geo-blocking to operators. Neither statement gives anyone permission to play where their own law or the casino’s terms say no.

The casinos’ own lists go further. Eight of them (CleanWins, Smash, GAMBIVA, Aphrodite, Rivo, Trixino, Mad Casino and SlotoRado) add Austria and Germany in their terms or KYC policy; the Softon and Exceptiosoft terms also name Cyprus, and some copies Sweden and the Dutch Caribbean islands. For our readers:

• United Kingdom: excluded on the licence page, and barred in the terms or KYC policy of every casino here whose restricted list we read, apart from Wildies, whose terms name only the USA and FATF-blacklisted countries. Our UK guide explains which UK protections don’t apply to casinos licensed abroad.
• Ireland, Canada and New Zealand: not on the licence page’s list or the general country lists in the terms we read, though some games are blocked by country (Totbet bars the Vikings and Street Fighter slots in Canada). Being absent from a list doesn’t guarantee an account: the settings saved in CleanWins’ pages list eight account countries, none of them these three, so ask its support before you deposit. Local law still applies. In Ireland, offering bets without an Irish licence is already an offence, while the rule for casino games isn’t in force yet. In New Zealand, only TAB NZ may offer sports betting to people there, and online casinos that didn’t apply for a New Zealand licence must stop serving players from 1 December 2026. Our guides for Ireland, Canada and New Zealand explain more.

06Complaints go to the casino first, then an approved ADR service

The Anjouan authority says it doesn’t handle, mediate or adjudicate player complaints. Its complaint process runs in two steps:

1. Complain to the casino, through the complaint function in its licence seal. Under the authority’s policy, disputes about a game result must be raised within 14 days of the session and account disputes about payments, suspensions or bonuses within 30 days, and the casino has 30 days to respond.
2. Escalate to an approved ADR service if the complaint is still unresolved after 30 days. The authority approves four: EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR and CADRE B.V. Taking part is mandatory for the casino, which pays the cost.

The casinos’ own terms set different deadlines, and the shortest one that applies is the one to meet:

• Wildies and CleanWins: three days to dispute a settled bet, with replies aimed for within 28 days.
• Smash, GAMBIVA, Aphrodite, Rivo and Trixino: seven calendar days to dispute a game result or to email a complaint after the incident, and one month for payment or bonus issues. They aim to answer an email complaint within 60 business days, a period they can extend, but the authority’s route to ADR opens after 30 days.

The authority’s policy says all complaints and ADR communication must be in English, but EGIS ADR, iGaming ADR and CADRE B.V. accept complaints in your own language and run the case in English; Axion ADR takes complaints in English only. Players in excluded countries fall outside the process. And although the licence conditions require each casino to name its ADR provider in its terms, none of the casino terms we read names one; existing licence holders have until their next renewal to comply. Keep screenshots of the offer, the terms and your chat history from the day you deposit.

Curaçao’s system works differently, with a six-month complaint window under its gaming law; our Curaçao licence guide sets out that route, and our list of Curaçao licensed casinos compares ten sites.

07How we built this list

We started from casinos SpyRoller follows and kept only those whose exact domain appears on the Anjouan register. The comparison rests mainly on pages read between 28 October and 4 November 2026: the Smash, GAMBIVA, Aphrodite and Rivo offers and terms, Trixino’s offers and SlotoRado’s terms on 4 November, the register and the Wildies and CleanWins welcome banners on 3 November, Trixino’s terms, SlotoRado’s payment policy and the Mad Casino and Totbet pages on 2 November, and our Wildies and CleanWins reviews on 28–30 October. Older offers and validator checks carry their own dates where they appear. We didn’t open an account or deposit. Where two copies of a casino’s terms disagreed, or a casino’s pages disagreed with the register, we say so. One casino on our list was left out because its licence’s expiry date, 23 October 2026, had passed. Our review method explains the rest.