Mirax Casino

Mirax Casino is a crypto-friendly online casino operated by Scores55 Tech B.V. under a Curaçao Gaming Authority license (OGL/2024/1307/0748). It positions itself squarely in the Bitcoin casino space — the site title, game categories, and bonus structures all reference BTC directly — while also accepting fiat via Visa. The platform runs on a clean, modern interface with a strong provider lineup and a provably fair section. The operator is newer than several established crypto casino brands, but comes with no major complaint history.

Games

7,000+ games spanning slots, live casino, table games, poker, roulette, baccarat, and blackjack. Providers include Evolution (live dealer), NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play’n GO, Yggdrasil, Nolimit City, Red Tiger, Relax Gaming, BGaming, Habanero, Quickspin, Thunderkick, EvoPlay, Spribe, and several dozen others. A dedicated Provably Fair section is available, covering games whose RNG outcomes can be independently verified.

A rolling calendar of provider-branded tournaments runs continuously, with prize pools ranging from a few hundred dollars up to tens of millions of euros depending on the event. A 10-level VIP ladder (MCoins) pays milestone rewards up to 0.021 BTC per level, and activity points can also be exchanged for bonuses separately.

Payments

Ten cryptocurrencies accepted: BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH, DOGE, USDT, XRP, ADA, TRX, BNB — all via CoinsPaid processing, free or near-free network fees, no minimum beyond 0.0001 BTC (or coin equivalent), and instant processing both ways. Fiat and e-wallet options are broader than a single card rail: Visa, MasterCard, Neteller, Skrill, Piastrix, EcoPayz, eMerchantPay, MiFinity, MuchBetter, Neosurf, and Flexepin, plus Sofort and Interac e-Transfer, InPay, and bank transfer for withdrawal specifically — all capped at $4,000 (or local-currency equivalent) per transaction, mostly instant except bank-routed methods (5-7 banking days). VPN use is explicitly prohibited in the Terms of Service and may result in voided winnings.

KYC Policy

Mirax uses a discretionary KYC model: no mandatory verification at registration, but the casino reserves the right to request identity documents at any point before processing a withdrawal. Standard KYC documents include government-issued ID plus proof of address (utility bill, max 3 months old). There is no published threshold that triggers verification, which is standard for Curaçao-licensed operators.

Geo Restrictions

US and UK players are blocked. The restricted countries list is extensive — over 150 jurisdictions, including most of Western Europe (France, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium among them) — but notably excludes Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, and Brazil. Players should verify eligibility before depositing.

Trust & Reputation

Mirax’s profile is mixed, with one clear improvement and one notable downgrade since the last check. Casino Guru’s Safety Index actually rose to 9.0 (“Very high”), with the group affiliation (KatsuBet 9.4/10, 7BitCasino 9.5/10) now scored Neutral rather than a boost, on 21 total complaints (5 resolved, 16 rejected). Trustpilot, previously a clean positive signal, now shows a guidelines-breach warning — “this company’s rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines,” with the page noting removed fake reviews; the numeric TrustScore is no longer displayed, and the review count has grown to 428. This is a meaningful reversal from the previously “genuinely published” 4.2/5 status and worth weighing into the trust picture going forward.

AskGamblers still shows a real but modest friction pattern: CasinoRank 7.3/10, player rating 7.6/10 (19 reviews), all 4 logged complaints resolved in the player’s favor. Three of them show the same shape found elsewhere in this audit, just less severe — an account locked right after a win, a KYC selfie-verification process where the requirements kept shifting before a €3,000 payout was finally released, and a 14-day withdrawal delay over an unsubstantiated “wrong email” claim. None of these ended in permanent confiscation.

Taken together, the AskGamblers picture is unchanged and still shows friction around withdrawal timing rather than confiscation-after-a-win. The new Trustpilot guidelines-breach flag is the more significant development this round and pulls the overall trust picture down from where it stood in August.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• 10 supported cryptocurrencies — broader than most comparable casinos
• Provably fair games available
• No major complaint history on record
• CGA license (newer, stricter Curaçao framework)
• Welcome bonus automatically applied — no code needed

Cons:

• Real (though eventually-resolved) friction around big payouts — a selectively-enforced max-cashout rule, a shifting-goalpost KYC selfie process, and unsubstantiated withdrawal delays reported across sources
• 14-day bonus expiry — tighter than the 30-day standard
• VPN use prohibited
• US and UK blocked; extensive restricted countries list
• Newer operator with limited track record
• Discretionary KYC — no predictable threshold

Our Rating

Verdict

Mirax Casino is a solid option for crypto players outside the US and UK. The 10-cryptocurrency support, provably fair games, and an AskGamblers track record with no unresolved complaints give it an edge over some competitors. But it isn’t spotless: AskGamblers complaints point to real friction around big payouts — a KYC selfie-verification process with shifting requirements, a selectively-enforced max-cashout rule, and unexplained withdrawal delays — that all eventually resolved in the player’s favor but shouldn’t be waved away. Trustpilot’s rating is currently hidden behind a guidelines-breach warning after removed fake reviews, which tempers the previously clean picture there. The main caveats are the 14-day bonus window and the discretionary KYC — both standard for the segment, but worth knowing upfront. For recreational crypto play with a large game library, Mirax delivers.

Rating: 6.9/10