Check the licence. Match the domain.

Write down the claim

Record the full domain you are viewing, the claimed operating company, the licence identifier and the regulator named in the footer. Save the date of your check. This gives you something specific to compare rather than a brand name alone.

Open the official register

Begin at the regulator’s official website, rather than a link supplied in a private message. The Malta Gaming Authority provides a Licensee Register and URL Checker. Search for the entity and inspect the website details and authorisation status.

The Curaçao Gaming Authority describes dynamic certificates associated with authorised domains. Inspect the actual certificate and its current status, not just an image of a seal.

Check what matches—and what does not

A matching company name does not automatically settle a different domain. Read the certificate or record closely enough to identify the website and the licence status it actually covers.

If a result is absent, ambiguous or inconsistent, record the uncertainty. A missing match is a reason to investigate; it is not enough evidence to publish an accusation of fraud.

Understand the limit of the check

This process verifies a regulatory claim in the relevant jurisdiction. It does not prove that every withdrawal will succeed, that every term is fair, or that a service is authorised for every location.

For an Indian reader, the Indian legal framework is a separate question. No operator has been independently tested or endorsed in this guide.