- Licensing body
- Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan
- Register number
- ALSI-132405048-FI3
- Status as read
- valid
- Holder named in the register
- Cipher Games Ltd
- Settlement assets
- 13
- Game types
- dice, crash, originals, sportsbook, live dealer
- Verification, per the terms
- Documents may be requested at any time at the operator's discretion, and service may be restricted until identity is established.
- Payout speed
- not published here — none was timed
- Rating
- none, and none is planned
Every row above was read in a register or in the operator's own terms. The last two rows are what this site refuses to invent.
No fiat rail, and what that costs
Most sites in this catalogue hold coin and would also take a card if you had one they accept. This one does not: the cashier is coin in both directions. For a player starting from rand the practical consequence is that the exchange step is compulsory rather than optional, and there is no second route if something there goes wrong.
- Buy on an exchange that can send to a wallet. Some accounts can buy and hold but not withdraw, which is discovered at exactly the wrong moment.
- Check the network before the first transfer. A send on the wrong network is usually unrecoverable, and it is the most expensive mistake available in this sequence.
- Send a small amount first. The fee on a test transfer is the cheapest insurance in the whole route.
That is not an argument against the design. A site with no fiat rail has no fiat conversion layer, which is one fewer place for a rate to be applied that is not the market one. It moves the whole question to the step before, which is what rand to crypto is about.
Thirteen assets, and the shape of the list
Thirteen settlement assets on a crypto-only site is a coherent combination: if coin is the only way in, the list of accepted coins has to be wide enough to catch whatever a player actually holds. The two dollar stablecoins sitting at the top of that list matter more to a South African than the long tail underneath, because those are what a local exchange sells most cheaply.
Two products, one balance
A sportsbook running beside the casino on a single balance is familiar to anyone coming from a South African betting account, and the practical effect is a shorter route: one deposit covers both, one withdrawal ends both, and the cashier steps are paid once rather than twice.
Where it stops being simple is promotions. Bonus funds frequently clear at a different rate on sports bets than on casino play, and occasionally do not count at all — a clause that lives in the bonus terms rather than the general ones. Wagering requirements covers how to read it.
The same combination has a consequence people meet later: a review triggered by betting activity holds the casino balance too, because there is only one account. That is how a combined account works everywhere, and it is worth knowing before the two products are treated as separate things.
Where this page stops
These carry on from here: Rocketpot, Wild Fortune, Eight sites, with the register number attached.
Questions people actually ask
What does crypto-only actually exclude?
Any route into the balance that does not pass through coin. For a South African it means the exchange step is compulsory — there is no fallback rail if it goes wrong.
What changes when a sportsbook shares the balance?
One deposit, one withdrawal, one set of limits. The part that catches people is bonus terms, which frequently clear at different rates on sports bets.