Anjouan Gaming licence: what it means, how to check it, licensed casinos
Online gambling licensing body on Anjouan, Comoros, issuing B2C and B2B internet gaming licences; the Comoros government disputes its legal standing.
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About the Anjouan Gaming (under the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority)
Anjouan is one of the islands of the Union of the Comoros. Online gambling licences issued in its name are administered by a body that presents itself as Anjouan Gaming, under the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, with Anjouan Licensing Services handling licence administration since 2023. The licensing body cites a Computer Gaming Licensing Act of 2005 as its legal basis.
The legal standing of these licences is contested. A 2025 study found that the public copy of the 2005 law carried no official signature or stamp, and reporters could not find it in an official gazette. Late in 2025 the Central Bank of the Comoros called the issuing entities fictitious, and in October 2026 the Comoros government asked UK authorities to help investigate. Anjouan Gaming says its licences are valid.
The licensing body issues B2C and B2B internet gaming licences. Its stated licence conditions require age checks, self-exclusion, player limit tools, responsible advertising and a complaint process with access to approved ADR. There is no central self-exclusion register; each operator runs its own.
To check a licence, use the public register on anjouangaming.com, which lists each licence holder, licence number and status (active, suspended, revoked or expired). Open the site by typing the address directly, because copies of the register appear on look-alike domains.
Recent changes
Late 2025: the Central Bank of the Comoros described the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority and related licensing entities as fictitious, with no legal existence. 1 April 2026: Anjouan Gaming's revised Certificate Verification Framework took effect. October 2026: the Comoros government asked UK authorities to help examine the Anjouan licensing network and said it was preparing possible legal action. Anjouan Gaming says its licences are valid and cites an unpublished legal opinion.
Anjouan Gaming licence facts
| Country | Comoros (Autonomous Island of Anjouan) |
|---|---|
| Law | Computer Gaming Licensing Act of 2005, as cited by the licensing body (its official status is disputed by the Comoros government) |
| Licenses | online casino, online sports betting, B2B gaming supply |
| Licence types | Internet Gaming Licence (B2C), Internet Gaming Licence (B2B) |
| Market | Licences online operators that serve players in many countries |
| Player protection | Operators must prevent access by minors. Operators must offer self-exclusion. Players must be able to set limits on deposits, wagers, losses and session time. Advertising must not target minors or vulnerable people. Operators must answer complaints within 30 calendar days and offer ADR. |
| Complaints | Complain to the operator through the complaint link in its interactive site seal; the operator must answer within 30 calendar days. If unresolved, escalate to an approved ADR provider, paid for by the operator. The licensing body does not handle or decide player complaints. |
| Licence register | anjouangaming.com/public-register |
| Website | anjouangaming.com |
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Anjouan Gaming licence FAQ
How do I check if a casino holds an Anjouan licence?
Search the public register on anjouangaming.com, typing the address yourself. Each entry shows the licence holder, licence number and status. A seal on the casino's own site is not enough; the register entry is what to check.
Is an Anjouan licence recognised by the Comoros government?
The Comoros central government disputes it. Its central bank called the issuing entities fictitious in late 2025, and in October 2026 the government asked UK authorities for help investigating. The licensing body says its licences are valid.
What law are Anjouan licences based on?
The licensing body cites a Computer Gaming Licensing Act of 2005. Researchers found that the published copy lacks an official signature or stamp and could not locate it in an official gazette.
How do I complain about an Anjouan-licensed casino?
Use the complaint link in the operator's site seal. The operator has 30 calendar days to answer. If it does not resolve the issue, you can escalate to an approved ADR provider. The licensing body itself does not handle individual disputes.
Is there a central self-exclusion scheme for Anjouan-licensed sites?
No. Each licensed operator must run its own self-exclusion, so you need to request it from each site separately.
Which casinos on CasinoHub hold a Anjouan Gaming licence?
11 casinos with a CasinoHub page list a Anjouan Gaming licence, including Kirgo, Rainbet, WildRoll, Gamdom. Each casino page shows the licence details we checked.
How many bonus hunts were tracked at Anjouan Gaming-licensed casinos?
Streamers tracked 21 bonus hunts with CasinoHub at casinos that list a Anjouan Gaming licence.
Other gambling regulators
Researched by Konrad van Daath, checked 7 November 2026. Facts come from public sources (anjouangaming.com, sccgmanagement.com, riotimesonline.com). Always confirm a licence in the regulator's own register. Gambling is for adults only and can be addictive; play responsibly.
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