Casinonic License

Licensed operations under the Casinonic license do not extend to certain countries or regions. These exclusions apply to all versions of the service, including the website, mobile access, and any related platforms.

You are responsible for checking the legality of online gambling and game play in your own location before you register or use the service.

• United States of America, Regulatory ban and local gambling restrictions;
• United Kingdom, Local licensing rules and no licence coverage;
• France, Local regulatory framework and regulator restrictions;
• Italy, Local concession requirements and no licence coverage;
• Spain, Local licensing scheme and regulator restrictions;
• Netherlands, National online gambling regime and no licence coverage;
• Germany, Regional licensing rules and regulatory limitations;
• Sweden, Local authority control and no licence coverage;
• Denmark, National licensing conditions and regulator restrictions;
• Belgium, Local permit requirements and no licence coverage;
• Portugal, Local online gambling framework and regulator restrictions;
• Greece, National licensing needs and no licence coverage;
• Poland, Local gambling rules and regulatory ban;
• Singapore, Local gambling act and regulator restrictions;
• Hong Kong, Local law and regulatory ban;
• Israel, National gambling prohibition and regulator restrictions;
• Turkey, Local legislation and regulatory ban;
• United Arab Emirates, Local legal ban on gambling activities;
• Cyprus (areas under specific control), Local restrictions and no licence coverage;
• Curacao (local residents), Regulator restrictions and residency limits.

Casinonic operates as a brand and is not the legal owner of the companies that hold the original licence issued by the relevant regulator. The brand does not manage, control, or direct the licensed companies that provide the online gambling service.

The brand has no financial, managerial, or other controlling interests in the licensed company or companies operating under the regulator’s game licence. The brand cannot influence operational, compliance, or management decisions taken by those companies. You should understand that responsibility for any actions, omissions, or legal violations lies solely with the licensed operator, not with the Casinonic brand. Any complaints, disputes, or claims must be addressed to the relevant operating company or the issuing regulator, in line with the applicable dispute procedures and local legality requirements in Australia or your own jurisdiction.

A licence and seal verification system is available so you can confirm the current status and authenticity of the Casinonic license at any time. This tool helps you check if the gambling service you are using is operating under a valid and active game licence.

The verification system is a digital status-check service that connects you to information held by the regulator. All texts, images, seals, and other materials shown in the licence check environment are created and owned by the regulator, not by the brand. This material is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws, and any commercial or non-authorised use by third parties is not permitted. Improper copying, alteration, framing, or misleading presentation of the regulator’s seals or licence information may lead to legal penalties or regulatory action.

All trademarks, logos, trade names, and other commercial identifiers displayed on the Casinonic site or in related apps are protected intellectual property of the relevant rights holder, which may be the licence holder or the regulator. You are not granted any ownership rights over these gaming and gambling brand elements by using the service.

Ownership of these marks extends beyond domain names and registered trademarks to other design features, including colour schemes, layout, and distinctive brand style. Any unauthorised copying, imitation, alteration, or use of these elements is prohibited under applicable intellectual property and consumer protection laws. Misuse of trademarks or brand identifiers may give rise to legal liability, including claims for damages or regulatory enforcement in Australia or other affected jurisdictions.