Every licensed Web3 casino claims a regulator somewhere on its site, usually in a small block of text at the foot of the page. Players can confirm the claim in about five minutes and a few clicks.
The four steps below work for any Web3 casino, whether it holds a licence from Anjouan, Curaçao, Malta or elsewhere. Every step answers a different question, from who operates the site to whether the regulator lists it today.
Players who work through them before a first deposit know exactly which company and regulator stand behind their balance.
Find the Operator Behind the Brand
Casino brands and the companies behind them often use different names. The footer or the terms and conditions should name a legal entity, its registered address and the jurisdiction that licenses it.
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Detail to find |
Where it usually appears |
Why it matters |
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Company name |
Footer, terms and conditions |
The entity that answers to the regulator |
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Registered address |
Footer or legal pages |
Links the company to its jurisdiction |
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Licensing jurisdiction |
Footer text or seal |
Tells you which register to search |
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Licence reference |
Footer or validation page |
Lets you match the register entry |
Last verified: October 2026
Sites that name a brand without a company deserve caution, so keep looking before depositing.
Search the Regulator's Register
Regulators publish lists of the companies they license. Search the register by company name first, since brand names may not appear, and confirm that the status reads active.
Bitzo's guide to public registers lists the databases worth bookmarking for the main jurisdictions.
Licence References and Domains
Licence references link the casino to its register entry. Compare the reference on the site with the one in the register, and check that the company name and domain match as well.
Readers should never need to share a licence reference publicly or rely on one copied into a review. The register itself gives the authoritative answer.
Click Through the Footer Seal
Licence seals should open a validation page hosted by the regulator or its appointed validator. The validation page should show the company, the licence status and the domains it covers.
Static images that lead nowhere fail to prove anything. Bitzo's check of licence seals that actually resolve shows how often seals fail this test.
Read What the Licence Covers
Licences differ in scope. Some cover casino games only, others add sports betting, and each regulator sets its own rules on player funds, complaints and responsible gambling.
Bitzo's comparison of licensing frameworks in Anjouan, Curaçao and Malta explains how they differ for players.
Dexsport Names Its Operator and Regulator
Dexsport operates through Dexapp LTD under a licence from Anjouan, and its terms set out the company behind the platform. Players can follow the four steps above with Dexsport's details to confirm the licence status on the Anjouan register.
Dexsport's terms also describe the complaint route, starting with [email protected], followed by negotiation and arbitration at the London Court of International Arbitration. Players who note that route before depositing are better prepared if a dispute arises.
Conclusion
Licence checks at a Web3 casino take four steps, from finding the operator behind the brand to searching the register, clicking the seal and reading what the licence covers. Every step confirms a different part of the claim in the footer.
Company names matter more than brand names when searching a register, and a seal should always lead to a live validation page. Licence scope tells players what protections apply to their balance.
Make the check before every first deposit. Gambling law varies by country, so confirm the rules where you live, play only once you reach legal age and remember that KYC or AML checks may apply.
Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Licensing frameworks, registers and operator details change over time and vary by jurisdiction, so check each casino's current licence status before you deposit. Gambling involves risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please play responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
