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Is TrustDice legit? Two licence records, checked in the registers

TrustDice holds an Active Curaçao Gaming Authority licence and a second record in the Anjouan register, and on our own account it paid every withdrawal until its document round began. Here is what the two registers said on 26 August 2026, who the two companies behind it are, and how to check it yourself.

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The short answer: two live licences and a paying account

Yes, on everything we could check. TrustDice appears in two licence registers, and in both it is live:

And it behaved like a licensed operator with our own money. In May 2026 every crypto withdrawal arrived in ten to fifteen minutes until the running total reached about 5,000 USDT; then the next one went under review, and the document request came from TrustDice's compliance team through Veriff, a recognised verification provider. That is a licensed casino running checks, not a site that keeps deposits. What the checks were like, and how to get through them, is on TrustDice withdrawal time and KYC.

Record one: the Curaçao certificate portal

We asked the Curaçao Gaming Authority's certificate portal about trustdice.win on 26 August 2026. It returned a certificate stating that the domain is operated by Satoshi Gaming Group N.V., a company incorporated in Curaçao under number 151832, licensed to offer games of chance under OGL/2024/664/0280. The licence was granted on 16 July 2024, and its status was Active.

That is six facts from the regulator itself — authority, number, holder, company number, date and status — rather than from a seal in the casino's footer. It is the most complete licence record we hold for any brand on this site.

Record two: the Anjouan register

The Anjouan Gaming Board's public register carries a second record for the brand: ALSI-202605020-FI1, held by Satoshi Labs Ltd, issued on 15 May 2026 and valid to 14 May 2027. The register publishes no company number for it.

Two records, two different companies. Operators commonly hold more than one licence through related companies, and there is nothing irregular in that. It does mean that a sentence starting TrustDice is owned by is only half an answer until it says which register it came from. Wild.io, one of the closest TrustDice alternatives, has the same shape: a Curaçao licence in the name of Nonce Gaming B.V. and an Anjouan record in the name of Stack Gaming Ltd.

What a licence proves, and what it does not

It proves that the regulator knows the operator, in whose name the licence is held and what state the regulator says it is in. Anyone can check that in two minutes, and it rules out the worst kind of site — one with a made-up number in its footer.

It proves nothing about how an account is treated. An Active status does not make withdrawals fast or verification painless; those come from the operator's behaviour and its terms. TrustDice publishes no processing window, no verification threshold and no withdrawal ceiling in the documents we read, so its behaviour is known here only from our own account.

And each register has a caveat. Curaçao publishes two official sources — the certificate portal and a PDF register — which disagree on dates and statuses for the same licence numbers; we use the portal because it is the one that answers by domain. The Anjouan register marks every record valid, including records whose expiry date has already passed, so the word valid there carries less than it seems to.

How to check a casino licence yourself

  1. Take the casino's domain, not its brand name — trustdice.win, not “TrustDice”.
  2. Enter it in the Curaçao certificate portal and read the holder, the licence number and the status the portal returns.
  3. Search the Anjouan public register for the domain or the company name, and read the expiry date yourself rather than trusting the word valid.
  4. Compare the number with the one in the casino's footer. A number that no register confirms is the result to worry about.

Both registers are linked in the footer of every page on this site, and how we use them for every casino is on how we compare.

How the TrustDice alternatives' licences look

CasinoCuraçao certificate portalAnjouan public register
TrustDiceOGL/2024/664/0280 · Satoshi Gaming Group N.V. · ActiveALSI-202605020-FI1 · Satoshi Labs Ltd · valid to 14 May 2027
VaveOGL/2024/1676/0905 · Latcas B.V. · Active (read 2 Sep 2026)no record for the domain
Wild.ioOGL/2024/210/0198 · Nonce Gaming B.V. · ActiveALSI-202504044-FI2 · Stack Gaming Ltd · valid to 20 Apr 2027
CloudbetOGL/2024/328/0599 · Halcyon Super Holdings B.V. · Activeno record for the domain
Bitcasino.ioOGL/2023/111/0069 · Moon Technologies B.V. · Activeno record for the domain
DuckDiceportal answers not valid for the domainALSI-202509013-FI1 · Zentari Limitada · valid to 15 Sep 2026
Rainbetno record for the domainALSI-152406029-FI2 · RBGAMING N.V. · valid to 13 Jun 2027
Empire.ioportal says the domain was removed from the registryALSI-132405042-FI3 · Pixel Entertainment Limited · expiry 27 May 2026 passed
Rocketpotportal answers not valid for the domainno record for the domain

Registers read on 26 August 2026 unless marked. On licence alone, TrustDice sits with Vave, Wild.io, Cloudbet and Bitcasino.io in the group with an Active Curaçao record. Two brands people often weigh against it look very different: the BC.Game record we read was marked Revoked — see TrustDice vs BC.Game — and Mega Dice returned no record in either register — see TrustDice vs Mega Dice. All eight casinos like TrustDice are compared on the TrustDice alternatives listing.

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Is TrustDice legit?
On the evidence we hold, yes. Its Curaçao Gaming Authority licence, OGL/2024/664/0280, was Active on 26 August 2026, it holds a second record in the Anjouan register, and on our own account it paid every withdrawal in ten to fifteen minutes until a document round began at about 5,000 USDT in total withdrawals.
Who owns TrustDice?
The Curaçao licence is held by Satoshi Gaming Group N.V., company number 151832. The Anjouan record names a different company, Satoshi Labs Ltd. Holding licences through related companies is common; it means any sentence about who operates TrustDice should name which register it comes from.
Is TrustDice licensed in Curaçao?
Yes. The Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate portal showed licence OGL/2024/664/0280, granted on 16 July 2024 to Satoshi Gaming Group N.V., with status Active, when we checked it for trustdice.win on 26 August 2026.
Is TrustDice safe?
A licence tells you the operator exists on a regulator's books, not how it treats accounts. Our own account was paid quickly and in full until verification started; the verification then took two rounds, Veriff and a second request by email. That is the part of safety a register cannot show.