Crypto casino Norway: twelve operators, scores and files

How the points are awarded

The table above shows the result. Each point earns one score, and no operator can get more than five:

1. The terms contain a clause on identity checks.
2. That clause says when the check starts, for example at a withdrawal request or on a particular event.
3. The clause gives an amount, so that you know where the limit sits.
4. The terms set a period for when the documents have to be delivered.
5. The register at the licensor shows the entry under the operator's own domain.

The idea is simple. The best crypto casino on this list is the one giving you the most concrete answers before you send the first coin, not the one promising the most on the front page. Where the terms were taken from, which dates apply and why Vave is set apart is in the description of our method.

The dates of reading vary a little. Most of the terms were read on 2 September 2026, Shuffle.com on 8 September 2026 and Vave on 25 August 2026, while the register lookups were made between 8 and 13 September 2026.

Crypto casino Norway: Vave and the twelve operators

The order below is the same as in the table. The file sits right under each name, and the text explains what the fields mean for you in practice. Beyond the twelve, several casinos stand on the list, but with no score.

Vave

Vave3/5

A paid placement with no rank and no score. cl. 8.7 gives 14 days to send documents, and the certificate in the Curaçao register stands on vavegame.com.

Licence

Curaçao · the certificate shows vavegame.com (OGL/2024/1676/0905, Latcas B.V.)

Identity check

At the withdrawal request (cl. 8.7)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

No period cap (cl. 8.8)

Coins

—

Registration

Nickname, email, password

What the terms govern

• The document period is written out: 14 days (cl. 8.7)
• No weekly or monthly ceiling in section 8
• Casino and sportsbook on the same account

Worth noting

• The deposit has to be turned over three times in the casino before a withdrawal (cl. 8.11)
• No amount threshold for when the check comes
• vave.com is not on the certificate, only vavegame.com

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Vave has no place in the ranking. On 24 August 2026 the promotion page showed an offer of 150% of the first deposit up to 1.5 BTC plus 100 free spins. Deposits two, three and four gave 100%, 50% and 25% respectively. No turnover factor stood on that page. Section 8 of the terms says more: under cl. 8.11 the deposit has to be played through three times in the casino or live casino, or once on sport, before you can ask for a withdrawal. Vave therefore also has a sportsbook.

The desk deposited and withdrew its own funds at Vave on 28 August 2026. The withdrawals went through with no ID check up to around 5,000 USDT in total. That was one account in one period, so an observation and not a rule.

cl. 8.7 does in fact let Vave demand identification before any payout. If you are asked, you have a period of 14 days to send the documents. No cap per week or month exists in cl. 8.8, but the same clause leaves room for splitting wins of 50,000 USDT and above into equal instalments in particular cases. The licence belongs to Latcas B.V. with number OGL/2024/1676/0905, active since 19 May 2025. In cert.cga.cw only vavegame.com stood under the number on 12 September 2026, not vave.com. Vave suits anyone wanting casino and sport on one account.

Bitcasino.io, no. 1

1Bitcasino.io4/5

Four points out of five and first place: the threshold of €2,500 is in cl. 6.6, and the register shows bitcasino.io. What is missing is a period for the documents.

Licence

Curaçao · register: active (OGL/2023/111/0069, Moon Technologies B.V.)

Identity check

Triggered by an event (cl. 3.13, 6.6)

Document threshold

€2,500 (or the value in crypto), cl. 6.6

Withdrawal cap

Up to 1,000,000 USDT a week (cl. 6.10)

Coins

12–13 on the list

Registration

Email

What the terms govern

• The threshold for a document check is a figure: €2,500
• The domain bitcasino.io is on the certificate in the register
• Both USDT and USDC among the coins in the help centre

Worth noting

• The terms grant no period for the documents
• Random account checks can come with no threshold (cl. 3.13)
• A deposit below the minimum amount is lost (cl. 5)

Bitcasino.io leads with four out of five points. The front page showed more than 5,000 games on 2 September 2026, and Aviator sits on the Spribe page in the lobby. The help centre names twelve coins, among them BTC, ETH, TON, USDT, USDC and DOGE, while the table of deposit limits also takes in SHIB.

The check is tied to an amount. cl. 6.6 names €2,500 or the equivalent in crypto, but the same sentence leaves room for checking smaller withdrawals as well, and cl. 3.13 allows for random reviews of the account. The documents in question are valid photo ID, proof of address and papers showing that the payment method is yours. A period for the documents does not exist in the terms, and that is the point that is missing.

cl. 6.1 requires three confirmations on the chain before you can ask for a withdrawal, and a deposit below the minimum amount is invalid and not repaid (cl. 5). On large requests Bitcasino.io can handle up to 1 million USDT a week (cl. 6.10). The welcome package was spread over three deposits, with up to 5,000 USDT in all, 30 times turnover of the bonus money and a minimum deposit of 50 USDT. Moon Technologies B.V. received licence OGL/2023/111/0069 on 1 July 2024, and when the register was checked on 12 September 2026, the domain bitcasino.io stood entered. Suits anyone wanting to know the amount at which the document requirement comes into force.

Rocketpot, no. 2

2Rocketpot4/5

Second place with four points thanks to clear check clauses and a period of 30 calendar days. The register showed the certificate as invalid two days running.

Licence

Curaçao · portal: invalid (the terms give 1668/JAZ)

Identity check

At the withdrawal request (cl. 11.4, 12.4)

Document threshold

$2,000–$2,500 (two clauses)

Withdrawal cap

$5,000 a month after a large win (cl. 11.5)

Coins

13 on the list

Registration

Email

What the terms govern

• The amount for the check is in two clauses
• Thirteen coins named in the terms themselves
• One confirmation on the chain is enough for a deposit (cl. 10.5)

Worth noting

• cert.cga.cw showed it invalid on 12 and 13 September 2026
• Large wins are paid in monthly instalments of at most $5,000
• Deposits below 0.001 BTC are lost (cl. 10.2)

Rocketpot gets four points because the terms are concrete about the check. cl. 11.4 reserves KYC on withdrawals over 0.05 BTC or $2,500, while cl. 12.4 names $2,000. Those are two figures in the same document, and both clauses leave room for a check below the amount. The documents can be an ID copy, a passport or a signed message from the wallet an early deposit came from (cl. 11.8). The period is 30 calendar days (cl. 12.2).

The terms name thirteen coins, among them BTC, DAI, BNB, USDC and USDT on two networks. The minimum deposit is 0.001 BTC, smaller amounts are lost (cl. 10.2), and one confirmation is enough (cl. 10.5). The deposit has to be turned over three times before a withdrawal (cl. 11.2). Win $5,000 or more and the payout is split up with a monthly cap of $5,000 (cl. 11.5).

The weakness is the licence. The number in the terms is 1668/JAZ, and in cert.cga.cw the certificate came back with the status invalid at two lookups, on 12 and 13 September 2026. The front page gave over 3,000 games. Rocketpot suits anyone wanting the check amount written out beforehand and comfortable with the register saying something other than the terms.

Wild Fortune, no. 3

3Wild Fortune4/5

Third place with four points: a two-week period for documents and the domain in the Anjouan register. The licence runs out on 29 September 2026.

Licence

Anjouan · valid until 29 September 2026 (ALSI-202509073-FI2, Metlait SRL)

Identity check

Triggered by an event (cl. 2.7, 11.2)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

€1,000 a day · €5,000 a week · €15,000 a month (cl. 11.8)

Coins

10 on the list

Registration

Email; ID before playing with BTC

What the terms govern

• Two weeks for the documents is in cl. 8.4 and 9.3
• Caps per day, week and month are figures you can count on
• The source of the exchange rate is given in cl. 11.1

Worth noting

• Anyone wanting to play with BTC has to show ID first
• The licence in the register has an end date of 29 September 2026
• No amount threshold for when the check starts

Wild Fortune has four points. The check is tied to events: if you want to play with BTC, you have to show ID before deposits and stakes are opened (cl. 2.7), and everyone has to identify themselves before a withdrawal (cl. 11.2). You get two weeks to deliver the papers (cl. 8.4 and 9.3), and a passport or driving licence, proof of address and evidence that the payment method is yours can be asked for. No amount is given.

The minimum deposit is €20 (cl. 10.4). cl. 11.8 limits withdrawals to €1,000 a day, €5,000 a week and €15,000 a month, but progressive jackpots are kept outside. Where the exchange rate is taken from stands in cl. 11.1, and the deposit has to be turned over three times (cl. 9.7). The payments page showed ten coins through CoinsPaid, among them LTC, TRX, XRP and USDT.

Metlait SRL holds the Anjouan licence ALSI-202509073-FI2, issued on 30 September 2025 with an end date of 29 September 2026, and wildfortune.io stood in the register when we looked on 12 September 2026. The bonus page gave 225% up to 7,500 Canadian dollars and 250 free spins spread over five deposits. Suits anyone who likes fixed period caps to plan around.

Metaspins, no. 4

4Metaspins3/5

Three points and fourth place. The 30-day period for documents is in cl. 9.10, but the terms and the Curaçao register each point to a different licensing body.

Licence

Anjouan in the terms (ALSI-202606048-FI2), Curaçao in the register (OGL/2024/1063/0437)

Identity check

Triggered by an event (cl. 9.7)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

No upper cap; payment in instalments (cl. 12.5)

Coins

—

Registration

Email and password

What the terms govern

• A 30-day period for the documents (cl. 9.10)
• No upper withdrawal cap in the terms
• Crash and limbo have their own bonus rules in cl. 14.13.1

Worth noting

• Two licensing bodies that do not agree
• The threshold for a check is mentioned, but the amount is missing
• Instalments are possible without the amount being stated

Metaspins gets three points. According to cl. 9.7 the check is triggered when your play passes a threshold, but where that sits is not written out. If documents are asked for, you have a period of 30 days (cl. 9.10), and if they fail to come, the account can be closed and the balance seized.

cl. 12.5 sets no upper cap, but leaves room for monthly instalments when the payment method requires it, without naming any amount. The deposit has to be turned over once (cl. 4.2), and the withdrawal is made in the same cryptocurrency as the deposit (cl. 11.3). Crash and limbo belong to the same bonus group in cl. 14.13.1, and Aviator is in the lobby. The promotion page gave 100% up to 1 BTC on the first deposit.

The licence is muddled. cl. 1.1 carries a number from Anjouan, ALSI-202606048-FI2. The Curaçao register, for its part, showed Metaspins N.V. with OGL/2024/1063/0437, active for metaspins.com, when we looked it up on 12 September 2026. The two pieces of information are not reconciled, and that costs the point for the register. Metaspins suits anyone who plays a lot of crash and limbo and wants plenty of time to find the papers.

Rainbet, no. 5

5Rainbet3/5

Fifth place with three points. cl. 20.1 sets a period of 72 hours for the documents, but the seal in the footer carries no licence number.

Licence

No licence number published (cl. 21.6 mentions Gaming Services Provider N.V.)

Identity check

At the withdrawal request (cl. 20.1)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

No upper cap; at least $15 (cl. 8.1)

Coins

9 named, list left open

Registration

Email only

What the terms govern

• The account is opened with an email address alone
• The minimum withdrawal is $15 per transaction
• Card payment and bank transfer alongside coins

Worth noting

• A short period: 72 hours to deliver documents
• Coins sent over a network that is not supported are lost (cl. 7.9)
• No licence number to look up

Rainbet has three points. The account is opened with only an email address, and the check comes when you ask for a withdrawal (cl. 20.1). Rainbet can then ask for photo ID, a selfie in which you hold the ID, proof of address and a confirmation call. You get a period of 72 hours for the documents, but no amount is named.

The terms have no upper withdrawal cap, but each transaction has to be at least $15 (cl. 8.1), and the deposit has to be turned over once (cl. 8.7). Note cl. 7.9: coins sent on a network the cashier does not support are lost. The FAQ on the front page names nine coins, among them SOL, BNB and USDC, and in addition cards, bank transfers and gift cards. The front page gave more than 8,000 games.

A licence number does not exist. The seal in the footer carries no number, and cl. 21.6 points to Gaming Services Provider N.V. The welcome offer was 100% up to $700 per step with 20 free spins and 40 times turnover. Rainbet suits anyone wanting to register with as little information as possible and with the documents ready from day one.

Shuffle.com, no. 6

6Shuffle.com3/5

Three points and sixth place. The register shows shuffle.com under Natural Nine B.V., and cl. 5.2 requires ID before the first withdrawal.

Licence

Curaçao · register: active (OGL/2024/1337/0628, Natural Nine B.V.)

Identity check

Triggered by an event (cl. 5.2)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

—

Coins

—

Registration

—

What the terms govern

• The operator writes the same licence number as the register
• The turnover requirement does not apply to a crypto withdrawal to the same wallet over the same network (cl. 10.2)
• Any fees are shown before you confirm (cl. 10.7)

Worth noting

• The coins are only in the cashier after registration (cl. 9.4)
• No period for the documents
• The threshold can change from time to time

Shuffle.com has three points. cl. 5.2 says that the ID check comes when you reach a threshold the operator sets from time to time, and in any case before the first withdrawal. The amount is not given, and nor is a document period. The documents in question are a passport, a national ID card or a driving licence, a selfie and an electronic check, and cl. 5.4 leaves room for questions about where the money comes from.

The licence is tidy: OGL/2024/1337/0628 for Natural Nine B.V., granted on 16 October 2024, with the same number at the operator and in the register on 8 September 2026. Which coins are supported you only see in the cashier once the account has been created (cl. 9.4), and that is why the file has a dash in that field. The requirement to turn the deposit over once falls away for crypto sent back to the sending wallet on the same network (cl. 10.2), and any fees are shown before you confirm (cl. 10.7). The provider page links to 56 studios, the operator's own included. Shuffle.com suits anyone who puts weight on the licence number matching on both sides.

Bitsler, no. 7

7Bitsler2/5

Two points and seventh place: a check clause and a register entry exist, but the amount and the period are missing. The terms still call the number an application.

Licence

Curaçao · register: active (OGL/2024/930/0387, Oyine N.V.)

Identity check

Triggered by an event (cl. 8.22, 4.3)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

The operator sets the smallest and largest amount (cl. 8.6)

Coins

—

Registration

Email

What the terms govern

• bitsler.com is recorded on the certificate
• Veriff is named as the provider of the ID check
• Large withdrawals can be split into instalments in BTC, ETH or USDT (cl. 8.13)

Worth noting

• The terms describe the licence as an application
• No amount threshold and no document period
• The coin list is not in the text (cl. 8.2)

Bitsler has two points. cl. 8.22 ties the check to large deposits and to how much you play, and cl. 4.3 gives a general right to ask for ID. Identification is always required, proof of address now and then, and it then has to be a utility bill or a bank statement at most three months old with all four corners visible. Veriff is given as the provider. The amount and the period are missing, and the account can be put on hold until the papers have been delivered (cl. 4.4).

cl. 8.6 lets the operator set the smallest and the largest withdrawal amount, and large withdrawals can be paid in instalments and in BTC, ETH or USDT (cl. 8.13). The coins do not stand in the text itself, because cl. 8.2 points to the website. If you want to buy crypto by card, you have to show ID and proof of address first. Aviator is in the lobby.

The number OGL/2024/930/0387 for Oyine N.V. stands as active in the register, and bitsler.com was entered on 12 September 2026. The terms nevertheless still describe it as an application. Bitsler suits anyone who has been through Veriff before and knows what such a check requires.

Thunderpick, no. 8

8Thunderpick2/5

Two points and eighth place. The register shows an active Curaçao licence, while the terms mention neither the body nor the number.

Licence

Curaçao · register: active (OGL/2024/677/0722)

Identity check

No moment stated (cl. 21.1)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

€100,000 a week (cl. 6.12)

Coins

—

Registration

—

What the terms govern

• The licence stands as active in the Curaçao register
• A fixed weekly ceiling of €100,000 in cl. 6.12

Worth noting

• The terms do not say when the ID check comes
• The licensing body and the number are missing from the terms themselves
• Neither an amount nor a period for documents

Thunderpick has two points: one for the check clause and one for the register. cl. 21.1 gives the operator the right to ask for identity documents, but says neither when that happens, which amount triggers it nor how long you have. With no moment given, the check can in principle turn up at any stage.

A cap of €100,000 a week stands in cl. 6.12, and that is a figure you can count on if a large win lands in the account. OGL/2024/677/0722 stands as active in the Curaçao register, but the terms themselves name neither the licensor nor the number, so the link between the two is one you have to make yourself in cert.cga.cw.

The coins and the registration field have a dash in the file. So look at the cashier after logging in before you send anything, and check which networks it gives for each coin. Thunderpick suits anyone who looks at the weekly cap first and is prepared for the document requirement to come with no warning.

Jack.com, no. 9

9Jack.com1/5

One point and ninth place, given for the register entry with the domain jack.com. The other four points stand empty.

Licence

Curaçao · register: active (OGL/2024/1562/1139, Data Link Digital B.V.)

Identity check

—

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

—

Coins

—

Registration

—

What the terms govern

• The certificate in the register names jack.com
• A separate certificate exists for the old domain jackbit.com

Worth noting

• No check clause with a moment, an amount or a period in the file
• No withdrawal cap to count on before depositing

Jack.com has one point, and it comes from the register. Data Link Digital B.V. stands as the holder of certificate OGL/2024/1562/1139, issued on 23 July 2025 with the domain jack.com, while the old domain jackbit.com has a certificate of its own. The four other points earned no score, and the file has dashes for the identity check, the amount, the withdrawal cap, the coins and the registration.

For you that means the answers have to be found in the terms before a first deposit. Look for three things: a clause saying when ID is demanded, an amount that triggers the check, and a period for the documents. Find a cap per week or month on top of that and you know what happens to a large win. Note the clause number and the date you read it, so that you can point to it later.

Jack.com suits anyone who above all wants to see the licence in the register and is happy to read the rest of the terms on their own.

Wild.io, no. 10

10Wild.io1/5

One point and tenth place for the entry in the Curaçao register. The certificate and the terms give two different companies.

Licence

Curaçao · holder unclear (Nonce Gaming B.V. / Stack Gaming Ltd.)

Identity check

—

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

—

Coins

—

Registration

—

What the terms govern

• The certificate is in the Curaçao register
• Both company names are given openly

Worth noting

• It is unclear which company you contract with
• Four of the five fields in the file stand empty

Wild.io gets one point for the entry in the Curaçao register. The certificate and the terms, on the other hand, give different companies: Nonce Gaming B.V. on the certificate and Stack Gaming Ltd. in the terms. We reproduce both and take no position on which is right.

The question has practical consequences. The company in the terms is your counterparty in the agreement, and that is where any complaint goes. The check clause, the amount, the period, the withdrawal cap, the coins and the registration field all stand with a dash in the file.

Before a deposit you can look the domain up in cert.cga.cw, hold the company name there against the name in the terms and then look for the clauses on identity and withdrawals. That procedure works for any crypto casino where the names on the certificate and in the terms diverge. Wild.io suits anyone wanting to make that check themselves and happy to hold the deposit back until it is done.

Wolfbet, no. 11

11Wolfbet1/5

One point and eleventh place. The caps are clear figures, but cl. 5 §1 does not say when the check comes, and the licence number is only in the terms.

Licence

Anjouan · the number is in the terms (ALSI-132405048-FI3)

Identity check

No moment stated (cl. 5 §1)

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

$8,000 a week · $30,000 per calendar month (cl. 15 §5)

Coins

32 on the list

Registration

Email

What the terms govern

• 32 coins on the FAQ list
• The weekly and monthly ceilings are figures in cl. 15 §5
• Email confirmation and two-factor before the first withdrawal (cl. 15 §1)

Worth noting

• A winnings ceiling of $100,000 per day (cl. 14 §7)
• A deposit that is too small is not credited (cl. 14 §9)
• No moment, amount or period for the ID check

Wolfbet has one point, for the check clause in cl. 5 §1. The clause names KYC and AML documentation, but not when it is demanded, and the account can be frozen or closed until the documents come (cl. 5 §3).

The caps, by contrast, are clear. A single deposit can be at most $50,000 (cl. 14 §6), and what is deposited below the minimum is not credited (cl. 14 §9). Wins have a cap of $100,000 per 24 hours (cl. 14 §7). The withdrawal cap is $8,000 per week and $30,000 for a calendar month (cl. 15 §5), and before the first withdrawal the email has to be confirmed and two-factor login switched on (cl. 15 §1).

The FAQ lists 32 coins, among them XLM, SHIB, UNI and USDC, and Aviator is in the lobby. The footer and cl. 1 §1 reproduce the Anjouan number ALSI-132405048-FI3, but the register earned no point. Wolfbet suits anyone wanting a wide choice of coins and fixed figures for the week and the month.

TrustDice, no. 12

12TrustDice0/5

Twelfth place with no points from the terms. What we know comes from the desk's money test in May 2026, when an ID check turned up after around $5,000 in withdrawals in total.

Licence

—

Identity check

—

Document threshold

—

Withdrawal cap

—

Coins

—

Registration

—

What the terms govern

• The check went through Veriff with a link by email
• The passport passed after several attempts

Worth noting

• The driving licence was refused in the check
• Documents were requested once more later
• No licence line in the ranking list

TrustDice stands last with no score, because the list carries neither a terms clause nor a licence line for the operator. What we can tell comes from the desk's own money trial in May 2026.

The desk deposited USDT over several weeks, and the withdrawals went out without verification right until the total passed around $5,000. The next withdrawal was left standing as «payment under review», followed by a compliance message by email containing a link to Veriff. Veriff did not accept the driving licence, and with the passport it only succeeded on the fifth attempt. Later TrustDice asked for documents again by email.

Three pieces of advice from that round: use a passport rather than a driving licence, make sure the light is even with no reflection, and take a selfie that resembles the photograph in the document. Aviator is in the lobby. TrustDice suits anyone prepared for a Veriff check once the total of withdrawals grows.

How to compare two crypto casinos

Lay two files side by side and work through the list below. A crypto casino that answers the first questions clearly saves you a great deal of searching later. The questions follow the same order as the money: first the account and the licence, then the deposit, and finally the withdrawal and the documents.

1. The licence. Does the number stand in the terms, and does the register show the same company and domain? Look it up in cert.cga.cw or the Anjouan register and write down the date.
2. The registration. Is an email enough, or is ID required before you can play with a particular coin?
3. The coins and the networks. Find the minimum amount and which network each coin has to be sent on. There is more in the walk-through of deposits.
4. Turnover before a withdrawal. Once or three times the deposit makes a large difference if the plan is to withdraw unused money.
5. The moment of the ID check. At a withdrawal, on an event or with no moment given.
6. The amount. A figure such as €2,500 is something you can plan around; a threshold «we set from time to time» is not.
7. The document period. A period of 72 hours and one of 30 calendar days give very different room if you are away.
8. The cap and the instalments. Does the cap stand per day, week or month, and is there a rule about instalments for large wins? The steps from the request to the wallet show what happens along the way.

The operator giving the most clear answers to these eight questions is the best crypto casino for your particular plan. If it is the payouts that occupy you most, the answer is about caps and documents rather than promises, and that is set out in the article on withdrawal terms.

The games at a crypto casino

A typical crypto casino on the list has both games from studios and house games of its own. The house games are short rounds where the outcome can often be verified with seeds, and where the house edge is a fixed figure.

• Crash lets a multiplier rise until it stops, and you have to get out before that happens. The round in crash explains the mechanics.
• Aviator from Spribe is the best-known crash variant. Among the twelve, Bitcasino.io, Bitsler, Metaspins, TrustDice and Wolfbet have the game in the lobby, and the Aviator guide works through the rest.
• Limbo is about one target value you choose before the round. See limbo explained.
• Plinko drops a ball through rows of pins. The plinko page shows the tables.
• Mines, dice and HiLo build on simple probability: squares on a board, a figure between 0 and 99.99 and cards that are higher or lower. A good place to start is the dice game.

How you check a round yourself is in the explanation of provably fair. What the house edge means over time is worked out on the page about the return and the house edge.

The best crypto casino for the games you like is still a question of the terms above. A large choice of games helps little if the withdrawal cap or the document period does not suit you.

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