Curaçao Crypto Casinos: Every License Verified (2026)

Our Curaçao license explainer covers what the license does and doesn’t guarantee, and how to tell if one is real: a direct license number, the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) as issuing body, and the licensed entity matching the operator. This article applies that exact check to our own portfolio.

Of the 48 casinos we review, 27 hold a Curaçao license. We looked up every one of them against the official record — 25 directly on the CGA’s own certificate lookup (cert.cga.cw), two (CryptoLeo, flagged below, and 1xBet) via the CGA’s published OGL registry PDF instead, since they didn’t turn up on the certificate tool. Twenty-six check out clean — direct license, active status, entity name matches. One didn’t. There’s also a detail the registry surfaces that a casino’s own footer never will: four separately branded casinos in our portfolio share the exact same license number.

Quick Comparison

The Highest-Rated Verified Curaçao Casinos

BetFury (8.2) — tied with Stake below for the highest-rated Curaçao casino we review, licensed under OGL/2024/1494/0942, Active. Backed separately by a CertiK-audited smart contract layer and a Casino Guru Safety Index of 9.2 — two independent trust signals on top of the CGA check. 590% welcome pack plus 10% lifetime rakeback. Best for: players who want license verification plus independent third-party safety audits stacked together.

Stake (8.2) — licensed under OGL/2024/1451/0918, confirmed Active. No traditional welcome bonus — the rakeback model rewards ongoing play instead. KYC has been required since January 2025, so this isn’t a no-KYC pick, but the sportsbook and Originals library are widely regarded as the industry benchmark. Best for: players who prioritize the deepest global markets and don’t mind identity verification.

Jack.com (7.9) — close behind BetFury and Stake above, licensed under OGL/2024/1562/1139, confirmed Active. 100 wager-free spins plus a set of sports-specific offers (No Risk Bet, Bet Insurance, 3+1 FreeBet), discretionary KYC, full sportsbook. Best for: players who want a newer (2022) but well-rounded no-KYC pick with sports betting extras baked in.

Rollbit (6.9) — OGL/2024/1260/0494. Crypto-only with up to 10% lifetime rakeback and a $25,000 daily wagering race — plus NFT trading and crypto futures alongside the casino itself, a feature none of the others on this list share. 🔴 Serious trust caution: as of September 2026 this licence’s own CGA certificate reads “Revoked,” undisclosed anywhere on Rollbit’s site — on top of Casino Guru’s Low Safety Index and explicit recommendation to avoid the casino. See the full Rollbit review before depositing anything at all.

Cloudbet (6.5) — OGL/2024/328/0599, Active, and the oldest operator on this entire list: running since 2013, more than a decade before most Curaçao casinos we review even launched. Best for: players who weight track record as heavily as the license check itself.

1xBet (6.4) — OGL/2024/1262/0493, held by Caecus N.V., confirmed Active. Founded in 2007, one of the longest-running and largest brands in this list by any measure — 8,900+ daily sports events, dozens of proprietary games, and a global sponsorship footprint (FC Barcelona, PSG). ⚠️ Despite the clean license check, this is the only casino on this list with an active 2026 regulatory investigation elsewhere: India’s Enforcement Directorate has frozen roughly ₹37.23 crore tied to 1xBet’s operations there, and the UK Gambling Commission revoked its UK licence back in 2019. Best for: players who want a large, long-established brand and are comfortable weighing a clean current Curaçao license against a more checkered regulatory history outside it.

One License, Four Brands: The Scores55 Cluster

Look up mBit, Mirax, KatsuBet, and 7Bit individually and each looks like its own operation — different names, different branding, different bonus structures. Check the CGA registry and all four resolve to the exact same license number: OGL/2024/1307/0748, held by Scores55 Tech B.V.

This isn’t a red flag by itself — operating multiple consumer-facing brands under one licensed corporate entity is common and permitted. But it does mean a dispute with any one of these four brands is, at the regulatory level, a dispute with the same operator behind all four. It’s exactly the kind of detail the license number reveals that a casino’s own “About Us” page won’t mention. Ratings differ across the four (mBit 7.6, Mirax 6.9, Bitcasino and 7Bit tie at 6.6, KatsuBet 6.5) because our review covers each brand’s own bonus terms, game count, and KYC practice — the shared license doesn’t make them interchangeable products, just commonly regulated ones.

One Casino Failed This Check Entirely

One casino on our Curaçao list didn’t clear the same bar as the other 26 — and by the time we finished checking, it looked like more than a registry lag.

CryptoLeo (rated 5.2 for how it operated while active, but no longer a live recommendation) shows up in the official Curaçao OGL registry under entry #243 — OGL/2024/1267/0760, Uno Digital Media B.V. — with status “Assessment in progress,” not “Active,” for a license period (09 Nov 2025–09 May 2026) that ended back on 09 May 2026. We re-checked the registry twice, a week apart, and the status hasn’t moved. On its own that could still be a slow renewal. It isn’t on its own: CryptoLeo’s affiliate program shows as Closed on one affiliate aggregator and Expired on another; every social channel we found (X, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram) has gone silent or been taken down since around August 2025; and independent complaint/review activity on AskGamblers and Trustpilot stopped in that same window. Taken together, this reads as an operator that quietly stopped operating roughly a year ago rather than one mid-renewal. We’re treating the listing as inactive and no longer recommending it — see the full writeup for the evidence.

Bottom Line

Twenty-five of the 27 Curaçao-licensed casinos we review check out cleanly against the official record — direct license, Active status, matching entity name. That list includes the industry’s biggest names too — Stake, BitStarz — and they check out just as clean as the rest. If you want the highest-rated of that verified group, Stake and BetFury tie at the top (8.2 each), with Jack.com close behind at 7.9; Cloudbet (6.5) trails well behind, and carries a real trust finding: company-admitted withdrawal freezes up to six months — its decade-plus track record doesn’t cancel that out, check the full review before leaning on age alone. License validity is only part of the picture beyond this spotlight list too: several casinos in the comparison table above (Roobet, Thunderpick, Sportsbet.io, Duelbits, Shuffle, Bitcasino, 1xBet) also carry real trust findings despite clean license checks — a valid Curaçao number confirms the operator is who it says it is, not that it pays out reliably. If you’re evaluating mBit, Mirax, KatsuBet, or 7Bit, know going in that all four sit under one license and one corporate operator — all four also have clean current trust records. Two names are the exceptions here: CryptoLeo, where the registry check plus a stack of independent signals point to it being inactive since around late 2025 — don’t deposit there — and Rollbit, whose licence itself now reads “Revoked” on the CGA’s own certificate as of September 2026, undisclosed on-site, on top of Casino Guru’s explicit recommendation to avoid it.