Rainbet Casino Licence Explained
Licensing is the foundation of trust in any operator. Rainbet runs under an Anjouan Gambling License, issued to operator Rain Group LTD., company registration number 16077.
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We operate under an Anjouan Gambling License, issued by the Anjouan Gaming Board to our operating company, Rain Group LTD. Rain Group LTD. is registered at Hamchako, Mutsamudu, on the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, under company registration number 16077. We launched under this structure in 2023 and have run on it since.
What the licence covers
The Anjouan Gambling License permits us to offer casino games, live dealer tables and sports betting to players where this is legally allowed. It requires us to run identity and age checks before withdrawals and apply responsible-gambling tools. It is an offshore licence, and we describe it openly as providing basic regulatory oversight rather than the layered supervision of a tier-one regulator.
For a full picture of how we operate day to day, including our terms and account protections, our overview of what we offer covers bonuses, payments and support in one place alongside this licensing information.
What the licence does not guarantee
Holding an Anjouan Gambling License means we are registered and accountable to the Anjouan Gaming Board, but it does not carry the same dispute-resolution powers or fund-protection guarantees that a licence from a tier-one body such as the UK Gambling Commission or the MGA provides. We state this plainly rather than let players assume otherwise.
In practice, this affects what happens if something goes wrong: there is no independent ombudsman attached to our licence, so complaints are handled through our own internal process first. We acknowledge complaints within 2 business days and give an initial response within 10 business days, with escalated cases taking up to 30 days for a final determination.
We still apply security measures on our side regardless of the licence tier, including encryption and identity screening on accounts. Players wanting more detail on how we protect accounts and transactions can read our separate page on safety and fairness measures, and those comparing how funds move in and out can check deposit and withdrawal methods.
Licence details at a glance
Here are the core licensing facts in one place, pulled directly from our registration records.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Regulator | Anjouan Gaming Board |
| Licence type | Anjouan Gambling License |
| Operator | Rain Group LTD. |
| Company registration number | 16077 |
| Registered office | Hamchako, Mutsamudu, Anjouan, Union of Comoros |
| Launched under this licence | 2023 |
These figures identify exactly who is accountable for the site and under which registration, which is the starting point for checking any operator before depositing.
Questions About Our Licensing
- Who issues the Rainbet licence?
The Anjouan Gaming Board issues our licence, known as the Anjouan Gambling License. It is held by our operating company, Rain Group LTD., registered in Anjouan, Union of Comoros.
- What registration number does Rainbet's company hold?
Our operator, Rain Group LTD., is registered under company number 16077 at Hamchako, Mutsamudu, on the Autonomous Island of Anjouan.
- Is an Anjouan licence the same as a UK or Malta licence?
No. The Anjouan Gambling License is an offshore licence and provides basic regulatory oversight, without the same dispute-resolution mechanisms as a UK Gambling Commission or MGA licence.
- Since when has Rainbet operated under this licence?
We have operated under the Anjouan Gambling License since launching in 2023, with Rain Group LTD. as the registered operator throughout.
- What does the Rainbet licence actually cover?
It covers our right to offer casino games, live dealer tables and sports betting, alongside baseline requirements around identity checks and responsible-gambling tools. It does not include tier-one regulatory supervision.