Casiny Casino Licence and Operator Details

Who Licenses Casino Casiny

Our site operates under a licence issued by the Tobique Gaming Commission, with licence number 0000020 displayed on our site. This is a site-stated licence, meaning the number and issuing body are published by us but have not been independently verified against a public regulator register. We do not claim Australian licensing or any status beyond what we state here.

Who Runs the Platform

Casiny is operated by Neptune Projects S.R.L., a company registered in Costa Rica under company number 3-102-900308. A separate payment agent, Sultucia Ltd., registered in Cyprus under HE464112, handles payment processing on our behalf. These are two distinct entities with two distinct roles: one runs the platform, the other moves the money.

A licence of this kind confirms that an operator and a payment agent are formally registered and named, and it sets the framework we operate under for identity checks, age verification, and account rules. It is not an independent audit of our games or payouts, and players should treat the number as a reference point rather than a guarantee of regulatory oversight equivalent to licences from other jurisdictions.

Licence and Operator Information at a Glance

The table below brings together the entities and reference numbers tied to our licensing and operation, so the structure behind the site is easy to check in one place.

Taken together, these details show a licensed operator, a named jurisdiction, and a separate payment agent, rather than a single unexplained company name on a footer page.

What Our Licence Covers and Where Its Limits Lie

Our licence number and the Tobique Gaming Commission name cover the basic identification of who runs this site: Neptune Projects S.R.L. as operator, with Sultucia Ltd. handling payments. It also underpins the account rules we apply, including a minimum player age of 18 and identity, address and payment checks that can be required before a withdrawal is released. These checks exist because the licence framework requires us to confirm who is depositing and withdrawing funds.

What the licence does not do is substitute for independent verification by a third-party regulator register, and we are explicit that the number is site-stated rather than independently confirmed as active. It also does not override the geographic restrictions listed in our terms; our offer is not available to residents of a number of listed countries and territories, and those restrictions apply regardless of licence status. Responsible-play tools such as deposit limits and self-exclusion are offered as account controls alongside the licence, giving players a way to manage their own activity. Anyone wanting more on how deposits and withdrawals work in practice under this structure can read our deposit and withdrawal methods page, and those checking terms around bonus funds can see how they interact with the licence framework on our wagering requirements page.