Novatrix SRL licence on the Anjouan register

One number, many names

The Anjouan register lists 63 domains against a single licence number. On paper, a shared licence number means a shared licensee. It does not tell a reader whether one team runs all the sites or whether they share a payment system or a support desk. The register is silent on both, and so is this page.

The Novatrix SRL licence entry in detail

The register spells the licensee as Novatrix SRL. The record box holds the licence number, class, status, dates and domain count. Absent from the entry are an address, a company registration number, directors and owners. The Authority's separate lists of suspended and revoked licences did not name Novatrix SRL at the read the box records, though a missing name there says only that no action had been published.

Five casinos that match

Five domains in the list match casinos on this site: Jackpoty, SpinsUp, FortunePlay, Rooster.bet and Playfina. Each is matched on an exact domain, character for character. A look-alike address, with a hyphen added or a different ending, is a different domain, and this site matches casinos on exact domains only. The remaining domains in the list are not described here, and the register does not say how they relate to the five.

What the Authority requires of its licensees

The standards the Authority publishes for licensees cover these points:

• anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorist-financing controls, with customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, suspicious-activity reporting and a designated compliance officer;
• responsible gaming tools: age verification, self-exclusion, deposit limits and loss limits;
• random number generators certified by an approved independent test facility;
• player funds kept apart from operational funds;
• periodic reporting, with audits possible.

Conditions, supervision and what they show

Licence conditions add duties: approved operational domains only, an accurate statement of licence status, Key Person Authorisation and notice of material changes. Licensees must also report changes in ownership, directors, domains and platform providers. Supervision is risk-based, with compliance reports, information requests and targeted reviews, and enforcement can mean extra conditions, suspension or revocation. Beneficial-ownership transparency rules apply to new applications at once and to existing licensees by their next renewal.

These are the Authority's requirements, not findings. The register records that a licence exists and what status it carries. It does not report whether a licensee meets each standard, and the list above is not a finding about Novatrix SRL.

When a player has a dispute

The Authority does not mediate player complaints. A player writes to the operator first, and the operator has 30 calendar days to respond. If the matter stays open, an approved independent provider can review it at the operator's cost; the providers currently listed are EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR and CADRE B.V., and communications run in English. Commercial, trademark and domain disputes belong to the courts. Requests for self-exclusion go to the casino, which must also point players to support services.

Checking the Novatrix SRL licence on the register

The Anjouan register page is long, since it holds more than a thousand entries, so a search by company name or by domain is quicker than scrolling. Compare the number with the one in the record box, read the status, and look for your casino's exact domain among the listed ones. A hit on the name but not on the domain means the casino is not covered by that entry.

Under Anjouan rules a listed domain is a notified domain, nothing more. The register may lag, and the Authority says inclusion is not an endorsement. Payout practice, fairness and customer service are outside what it records. Where gambling is barred for residents, as it is in most Arab states, the legality overview explains why a foreign licence does not change a player's position. Adults only.