Metlait SRL licence and what it covers

What the Metlait SRL licence entry shows

The register records the licensee as Metlait SRL. The record box beside this text holds the licence number, the class, the status and the dates, so they are not repeated here. What the box cannot show is what the entry omits: it gives no address, no registration number for the company, no directors and no owners. A reader who wants to know where Metlait SRL is based, or who controls it, will not find the answer in this register, and nothing on this page fills the gap with a guess.

B2C, in the Authority's wording, is the class for operators that serve players directly. The other class, B2B, covers platform and technical suppliers that work for licensed operators. The Authority names online casinos, sports betting, poker and bingo, prediction markets, blockchain-based gaming and cryptocurrency-enabled gaming among the activities a licence can cover.

Four casinos matched to this licence

Among the 29 domains, four match casinos with a page here: Spinjo, Lucky7Even, LuckyVibe and RocketSpin. The match rests on the domain alone, spelled the same way in the register and in the casino's record. The other 25 domains are not described on this site. A domain listed under a licence is not proof that one team runs every site beside it, and the register does not say how the sites relate to one another.

What a domain in the register means

The Authority's own disclaimer is narrow. A listed domain confirms only that the domain was notified to the Authority as associated with licensed activity. It does not confirm who owns the domain, a trademark or any intellectual property. The registry records the registered name, licence number, type and status, it is updated periodically and it may lag behind events. Inclusion is not an endorsement, and the Authority says as much.

The Anjouan regulator and its status categories

The Anjouan Gaming Authority supervises internet gaming licences under the laws of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, a constituent territory of the Union of the Comoros. Its overview names the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority as the competent authority for offshore financial and gaming activity, and describes Anjouan Licensing Services Inc. as the sole authorised administrator and official representative of the Gaming Board. The legal basis is legislation adopted in 2005, including the Anjouan Computer Gaming Licensing Act.

The Authority publishes four status categories: Active, Suspended, Revoked and Expired. Only an Active licence authorises licensed activity, and users are told to verify status in the register. The entry here carries the word valid, which is not one of the four categories, so the register page itself is where to confirm which applies. Revocation is permanent, and the URLs of a revoked licensee are blocked from any other licence. Suspended and revoked licences sit on separate pages, and neither page named Metlait SRL at the read shown in the record box.

Complaints go to the operator first

The Authority does not handle or mediate player complaints. Its policy sends the player to the operator, which has 30 calendar days to respond. After that, an approved independent dispute resolution provider can take the case at the operator's cost, and the route is mandatory for licensees. Licensees must name an approved provider in their player-facing terms, so the casino's terms are where that name should appear. Disputes over trademarks, intellectual property or domains are for the courts. Self-exclusion follows the same pattern: it is requested from the operator, since the Authority provides no player support service of its own.

Checking the Metlait SRL licence yourself

Four steps show whether the register and this page agree. They still leave unanswered everything the register does not record: payout speed, game fairness and the quality of customer service.

• Open the Anjouan Gaming licence register and search for the licensee name or for the casino's domain.
• Match the licence number letter for letter against the number in the record box beside this text.
• Read the status the entry shows, then look for the same name on the suspended and revoked pages.
• Confirm that the domain you are using is listed, because licence conditions allow approved operational domains only.

Limits of this page, and the law

This page restates one register entry and the Authority's published rules, and goes no further than the register does. It makes no claim about payouts or about the licence beyond the status shown. Seat, ownership and any link to other companies are unknown here.

A licence from Anjouan governs the operator in the place that issued it. Across most of the Arab region residents may not gamble online, and a licence issued abroad changes neither that position nor a player's exposure. The legality overview goes through the position country by country. Gambling is for adults only.