Betti Casino Licensing
Betti Casino operates under Curaçao licence number OGL/2024/842/0350, issued to Sefiarray B.V., registration number 155219. We explain exactly what this authorisation covers and where it does not extend to your play.
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We operate under a licence issued in Curaçao, number OGL/2024/842/0350. The licence is held by Sefiarray B.V., registered under company number 155219, with its registered office at Fransche Bloemweg 4, Willemstad, Curaçao. This is the entity that owns and runs the Betti brand, and it is the same entity named on every contractual document you accept when you open an account with us.
What the Licence Covers
Our Curaçao authorisation permits us to offer online casino games, including the live casino tables we run alongside the wider game library, to players in jurisdictions where this is not restricted. It sets the framework under which we operate: player funds handling, game fairness obligations and the complaints route described below. It does not make us licensed in every country — a list of territories is excluded from registration entirely, and players resident there cannot hold a Betti account regardless of this licence.
Because Betti was launched in 2022 under this same corporate structure, the licence has applied to the brand since its first day of operation, covering every account opened from registration through to the present.
What Our Licence Requires From Us
Holding a Curaçao licence numbered OGL/2024/842/0350 comes with obligations that shape how we run the Betti account system day to day. Here is what that means in practice:
- We must verify that every player is at least 18 years old before allowing withdrawals, checked alongside identity and location during account verification.
- We are required to offer responsible gambling tools, including deposit limits, Time Out periods of 1 day, 1 week or 1 month, and a self-exclusion option submitted by email.
- We must keep player data secure, applying 256-bit SSL encryption with a certificate issued by DigiCert, alongside firewalls and restricted staff access to account data.
- We must provide a route for unresolved complaints, which can be escalated to Curaçao eGaming once our own support channels have been exhausted.
- We must respect data protection rights under GDPR, including access to a dedicated data protection officer reachable through our support email.
- We must block registrations from territories excluded under our licence terms, rather than accepting deposits from anywhere in the world.
Every one of these obligations sits on top of the account rules explained on our account limits page and the checks carried out during registration.
What Our Licence Does and Does Not Guarantee
Our licence, issued to Sefiarray B.V. under registration number 155219, ties every Betti account to the laws of Curaçao. Any dispute about your account is governed exclusively under those laws, and the courts of Curaçao hold exclusive jurisdiction over contractual disagreements between us and our players. This is set out in the terms you accept during registration, alongside the rest of the account and payment conditions covered on our payment methods page.
The licence does not guarantee a specific payout speed, nor does it fix bonus terms — those sit in our own promotional terms, not in the licence itself. It also does not extend across every brand operated by Sefiarray B.V.: we run other brands under the same corporate umbrella, but accounts, deposit limits, self-exclusion requests and account closures apply only to Betti and do not transfer between sister sites.
If a complaint cannot be resolved through our own support channels, it can be taken further to Curaçao eGaming, the escalation route named in our licence documentation. We recommend reading our full review for a wider picture of how this licence fits into the rest of our operation before you register.
