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1xBet is licensed, and the licence can be checked — which is not something every offshore brand can say. The Curaçao Gaming Authority's own certificate portal states that 1xbet.com "is operated by Caecus N.V., a company incorporated under the laws of Curaçao with Company Number 163779", holding licence OGL/2024/1262/0493 under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance, granted on 7 November 2024, status Active. That is a live regulator record rather than a footer claim.
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Key facts
- Payment methods
- 9
- Licensed by
- Curaçao Gaming Authority
- Founded
- 2007
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✓ Why choose 1xBet
- +The licence is verifiable at source: the Curaçao Gaming Authority's certificate portal lists licence OGL/2024/1262/0493, licensee Caecus N.V. (company 163779), status Active
- +The widest product range in this comparison: sports, live betting, slots, live casino, esports, poker, bingo, Toto, TV games and virtual sports under one account
- +Country-specific sites for eleven markets, each with local payment rails and language
- +Operating since 2007 by the company's own account — a long history at this licence tier
✕ Why you might not
- −A Curaçao licence offers thinner player protection and thinner recourse than a UK or Malta permit
- −Terms, bonuses and banking are set per country site rather than globally, so no single set of conditions applies to everybody
- −The operator publishes its rules pages client-side, so its restricted-country list, age minimum and protection tools could not be read from here at all
- −Terms, bonuses and banking are set per country site, so nothing here is a single global figure
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Licenses
- ● Curaçao Gaming Authority · OGL/2024/1262/0493 (CW)
What to know
- Licensing & regulation — Licence OGL/2024/1262/0493, licensee Caecus N.V. (Curaçao company 163779), granted 7 November 2024 and Active on the regulator's own portal when checked on 2026-08-19. Verifiable at source, and still a Curaçao permit rather than a tier-one one.
- Bonus & terms fairness — Not established. The rules pages render client-side and could not be read from here, and the offer differs across eleven country sites — so nothing is claimed either way rather than a figure being repeated from elsewhere.
- Track record & scale — Founded in 2007 by the operator's own account, and among the largest brands in this set by reach and by number of country-specific sites.
Our 1xBet review
1xBet is licensed, and the licence can be checked — which is not something every offshore brand can say. The Curaçao Gaming Authority's own certificate portal states that 1xbet.com "is operated by Caecus N.V., a company incorporated under the laws of Curaçao with Company Number 163779", holding licence OGL/2024/1262/0493 under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance, granted on 7 November 2024, status Active. That is a live regulator record rather than a footer claim. It is still a Curaçao permit, which sits at the lighter end of the regulatory scale: the protection it offers a player is thinner than a UK or Malta licence, and the recourse if something goes wrong is thinner with it.
One brand, eleven front doors
The product mix is the widest in this comparison — sports betting, live betting, slots, live casino, 1xGames, esports, poker, bingo, Toto, TV games and virtual sports, all under one account. But the brand does not operate as one site: its own home page links eleven country-specific versions, among them aze.1xbet.com, t.1xbet.com, ca.1xbet.com, indian.1xbet.com, bd.1xbet.com and thai.1xbet.com. That structure is the single most useful thing to know before signing up, because the welcome offer, the banking menu, the account currency and the terms are set per country site, not globally. A bonus figure quoted anywhere as "the 1xBet welcome bonus" is a figure from one of eleven doors.
What this review does not claim
This page carried a bonus of "100% up to €130" with x35 wagering, and a payment table with per-method minimums and payout times. None of it was sourced, so all of it has been removed rather than repeated: the operator publishes its terms client-side, and neither an archive capture nor a plain fetch yields the text of its rules pages. Until somebody reads them from a market 1xBet serves, this review states the licence, the founding year the operator itself claims — 2007 — and the product range, and leaves the numbers blank. A blank is recoverable; a wrong figure that a reader deposits against is not.
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1xBet: common questions
Is 1xBet licensed?
1xBet publishes licence OGL/2024/1262/0493 (Curaçao Gaming Authority). A licence names the regulator that supervises the operator. It does not decide whether gambling is legal where you live — your own national law does that.
Which payment methods does 1xBet accept?
1xBet publishes 9 payment methods, among them Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Bitcoin and Tether. Which of them are open to you depends on your country and account currency, and not every method can be used to withdraw.
Which countries are restricted at 1xBet?
1xBet lists the following countries as restricted: Australia, France, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom and United States. The operator's list changes, and what finally controls is its current terms together with the law where you live — check both before registering.