CoinCasino: Operator, License and Accepted Countries

License: Anjouan Gaming

CoinCasino operates under a gaming license issued by Anjouan Gaming, the licensing authority of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan. The operator's own terms state that it runs "pursuant to a valid gaming license issued by Anjouan Gaming licensing authority," and the casino's about page repeats that it is licensed by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan¹.

Anjouan is a small island jurisdiction in the Comoros. It is not a major European regulator, and its license does not carry the same weight as a Malta or UK permit. What it does mean in practice is that the operator has registered with a named authority, is listed on that authority's public register, and is bound by the conditions attached to the license. Those conditions include providing working responsible gambling tools, specifically self-exclusion and deposit limits, and the authority requires licensed operators to point players toward independent support resources⁵.

The license also requires certified random number generation in games, which the operator confirms on its own pages¹. For a player, the practical takeaway is that the games are meant to be independently checked for fairness, and that you have a regulator to complain to if something goes wrong, within limits covered further down.

Who owns CoinCasino

CoinCasino is operated by Precise Interactive Inc., a company incorporated under the laws of Panama. The operator's terms name this company as the entity that runs the coinpoker.com website and all of its subdomains, mobile versions and applications².

That matters for two reasons. First, if you have a dispute, the counterparty is a Panamanian company, not an Anjouan one, and not a company in your own country. Second, the brand you see and the company behind it are separate things, which is common across crypto casinos. If you want to understand how that structure works more broadly, see who owns online casinos and white-label casinos.

Where CoinCasino accepts players in Asia

CoinCasino describes itself as welcoming global members, with the caveat that players must follow their own local laws¹. It does not publish a list of Asian countries it blocks, and the excluded territories on the Anjouan license are Australia, Comoros, France, Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States, plus all FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions⁵. None of the major Asian markets appear on that list.

That means players in the following markets can generally sign up:

• Japan
• South Korea
• China
• Hong Kong
• the Philippines
• Vietnam
• Singapore
• Malaysia
• Thailand
• India
• Macau

What differs is the local picture, not the operator's policy.

Philippines. Players in the Philippines cannot join local online casino sites, but they are allowed to use offshore-based casinos, and Bitcoin is widely used for exactly that⁷. The country's own licensed platform, Casino Plus, is built for players inside the Philippines and access from elsewhere may be limited, which is the opposite situation⁸.

Singapore. Most remote online casinos that market to Singaporeans are not authorized in Singapore, and credit betting is prohibited except for credit a licensed casino may extend to premium players or to players who are neither citizens nor permanent residents¹⁰. Only two operators hold casino licenses there, Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa¹¹.

Hong Kong, China, Vietnam, South Korea. These markets are served by offshore crypto casinos, and CoinCasino is one of the operators reviewed for Hong Kong players under its Anjouan license. Vietnam requires identity verification before any withdrawal at offshore sites, and South Korea has its own no-deposit bonus landscape, both of which are worth checking before you deposit¹².

If you want the country-by-country picture rather than the operator view, start with which operators accept players from each jurisdiction or the individual guides such as Can I Gamble in the Philippines? and Can I Gamble in Hong Kong?.

Games offered

CoinCasino hosts more than 4,000 casino games, covering slots, table games, live dealers and a full sportsbook⁴. The library breaks down roughly as follows.

The live casino runs blackjack, roulette, baccarat and game shows with live dealers, and the operator notes that live games are currently real money only, with no free play¹⁸. The same applies to crash games, which cannot be played in demo mode¹⁵.

Poker is the original product. The platform had its official release in 2018 and grew into one of the better known crypto poker rooms, and real money poker games and tournaments sit alongside the casino and betting services in the operator's terms³. If poker is what you are after, see online poker networks.

Crypto-only play and privacy focus

CoinCasino is built around cryptocurrency. Deposits in crypto carry no fees, and the operator describes itself as a no-KYC casino that does not ask for proof of identity¹. You can sign up and start playing without submitting documents, which is the main draw for players who want to keep their gambling separate from their bank records.

The trade-off is that some withdrawal limits may apply until identity verification is completed¹⁹. In other words, you can play anonymously, but the moment you want a larger payout you may be asked for documents. That is standard across the sector: Bitcasino, for example, asks for a government-issued photo ID such as a passport, driver's license or national ID card, with both sides needed for a license or ID card, and Bons Casino requires identity, address and payment method verification before a first withdrawal²⁰. If you want to see how these checks work at other operators, see withdrawal times, limits and fees.

On the security side, player funds are stored in segregated on-chain addresses, with private keys distributed across multiple systems¹⁸. The platform uses certified random number generation, and the operator points to blockchain transactions as part of its transparency story¹. Responsible gambling tools include betting and deposit limits and self-exclusion¹⁶.

Visa and MasterCard are accepted for deposits in many countries, so you are not limited to crypto if you prefer a card¹⁹. For the wider picture on funding, see payment methods offered by online operators and which Asian currencies online casinos accept.

What the Anjouan license does not cover

The Anjouan license has a clear boundary. Any disputes, claims or complaints arising from players situated in excluded territories fall entirely outside the regulator's scope and will not be entertained⁵. The excluded territories are Australia, Comoros, France, Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States, plus all FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions⁵.

If you are in an Asian market, that boundary does not usually bite. But it tells you something important about what the license is worth: the regulator's protection follows the license's territorial limits, not the player's location on the day. A player in an excluded country has no route to the Anjouan authority, whatever the operator's marketing says.

The second limit is that Anjouan Gaming does not provide direct support services to players. It requires licensed operators to signpost independent support resources instead⁶. So if you have a problem with a bet, a withdrawal or an account closure, your first stop is the operator's own support, and the regulator is a backstop rather than a helpdesk.

Third, an Anjouan license is not a guarantee of access to your local market. It says nothing about whether gambling on an offshore site is legal where you live. That question is answered by your own jurisdiction, and the answer varies sharply across Asia. For how we grade that risk operator by operator, see how we label the legal risk of an online operator.

How CoinCasino compares with other crypto casinos

CoinCasino sits in a crowded field of Anjouan-licensed crypto operators. FortuneJack is operated by PlayWave SRL under an Anjouan Gaming license, and Pinnacle holds an Anjouan license for sports betting, so the jurisdiction is common rather than distinctive²². Bitcasino markets itself as the world's first licensed Bitcoin casino, which is a different claim to make and a different history²⁴.

Where CoinCasino stands out is breadth. More than 4,000 games, over 200 blackjack tables with stakes from $0.10 to $20,000 plus, and more than 80 baccarat tables is a wide spread for a crypto-first site⁴. The no-KYC signup is also a genuine differentiator against operators that ask for documents up front, though the withdrawal limits until verification soften that advantage¹.

The comparison that matters most is not game count but what happens when something goes wrong. Two operators with the same Anjouan license can behave very differently on withdrawals, account closures and bonus disputes. Before you deposit anywhere, read the terms on eligibility and restricted countries, and check the operator's record. Our pages on reading an operator's terms and operators fined, blocked or stripped of licenses cover both. For a direct read on a few peers, see BC.Game and 1win.