Rainbet Licensing and Regulatory Oversight Explained

Who Licenses Rainbet Casino Online

We operate under an Anjouan Gambling Licence, issued by the Anjouan Gaming Board. The licence is held by our operating company, Rain Group LTD, registered at Hamchako, Mutsamudu, on the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, under company registration number 16077. This licence authorises Rain Group LTD to offer casino games and sports betting to players as Rainbet Casino Online.

What the Licence Covers

The Anjouan Gambling Licence confirms that Rain Group LTD is a registered gambling operator permitted to run real-money casino and sportsbook products from its Comoros base. It is an offshore licence, and we describe it plainly as giving basic regulatory oversight rather than the layered consumer protections found under larger European regulators.

We supplement that baseline with our own measures: 128-bit SSL encryption across the site, provably fair SHA-256 verification on our originals titles, and third-party game servers that we cannot alter the outcomes or payout settings of. Full detail on these safeguards sits on our security page, alongside how we structure the wider casino offering.

What Our Licence Does Not Guarantee

An Anjouan Gambling Licence does not carry the same dispute-resolution powers, deposit protections or mandatory audit cycles that regulators such as the UK Gambling Commission or the Malta Gaming Authority require. We are upfront that this is an offshore framework offering basic oversight, not a substitute for a tier-one licence.

What it does guarantee is that Rain Group LTD is a formally registered operator under Comoros law, accountable to the Anjouan Gaming Board for the terms under which we offer games and accept wagers. We run our own compliance layers on top of that base, including identity screening and transaction monitoring, so players are not relying on the licence alone.

We also hold internal complaints procedures separate from the licence: we acknowledge complaints within two business days, give an initial response within ten business days, and escalated cases can take up to thirty days for a final determination. Players managing their account, including sign-in and recovery, can do so via account login.

Key Licensing Facts at a Glance

Here is what our licence confirms in practical terms:

• Issuer: Anjouan Gaming Board, regulator for the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros
• Operator: Rain Group LTD, company registration number 16077
• Registered office: Hamchako, Mutsamudu, Anjouan, Union of Comoros
• Scope: authorises real-money casino games and sportsbook activity under the Rainbet brand
• Nature: an offshore licence described by us as giving basic regulatory oversight, not tier-one protections
• Our own layers: 128-bit SSL encryption, provably fair SHA-256 originals, and complaints handling with set response windows

For a wider view of how licensing fits with our games, banking and support, see our full casino review page.