- Licensing body
- Curaçao Gaming Authority
- Register number
- OGL/2024/210/0198
- Entry month
- 2024/04
- Settlement assets
- 12
- Game types
- crash, slots, originals, sportsbook
- Verification, per the terms
- Verification is described in the terms without a published threshold.
- 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.
Two products, one balance
Wild.io runs a sportsbook beside the casino on a single balance. For anyone coming from a Kenyan betting account that arrangement is familiar, 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.
The place 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.
In-house games, and what "provably fair" proves
A site's own games are the part of the catalogue that cannot be compared against other casinos, because nobody else has them. Most of them publish a seed arrangement: a fingerprint of the result before the round, the value after it, and a tool to check the two match.
- It proves the outcome existed before your bet. Which removes one specific worry entirely.
- It says nothing about the odds. The distribution is set by the operator, and it is set to keep a margin.
- It only proves anything if someone checks. The tool exists on most such sites and is used by almost nobody.
The Curaçao entry
OGL/2024/210/0198 is an early-2024 entry under the restructured Curaçao authority — one of the older numbers in this catalogue. Curaçao's move to a numbered public register is the reason this site can print a number at all; before it, "licensed in Curaçao" was a sentence with nothing behind it that a reader could check.
Limits, and where they bite
Two numbers in the terms decide more about a session than any promotion: the minimum you can withdraw and the ceiling on a single withdrawal. The minimum sets a floor under the balance you are allowed to leave with. The ceiling decides how many separate transfers a large win becomes, and each transfer carries its own network fee.
That matters more on a shared balance than on a casino-only account, because a sportsbook win and a casino win land in the same place and leave through the same door. A player who wins on sport and keeps playing casino games with it never sees the withdrawal rules until the moment they want the money out, which is the worst moment to read them for the first time.
Verification, per the terms
The row in the fact sheet above reads like most of this catalogue, and it is worth translating. It means no documents are demanded to open an account or to deposit, and that the operator reserves the right to ask later — typically at withdrawal, on a large win, or when something about an account looks unusual to whatever system watches for it.
A site running a sportsbook has one additional reason to ask, because betting patterns rather than deposits can trigger a review. None of that is specific to Wild.io; what is specific is that the terms say so plainly, which is the version this catalogue records. Verification covers what is usually asked for and why the request arrives when it does.
Nearby
Where this page stops, these carry on: Metaspins, DuckDice, Crypto casinos, with the register number attached.