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A crypto-focused casino operating under an Anjouan 'licence' the Comoros Central Bank says has no legal validity
Visit Lucky Coin →Pros
- Low $10 withdrawal minimum with high daily/monthly limits
- 24/7 live chat support
- Over 3,000 slots and 50+ live casino games
- Multiple payment and cryptocurrency options
Cons
- SEVERE: operates under an Anjouan Gaming Board licence that has NO legal validity - the Comoros Central Bank states the issuing body has 'no physical or legal existence' - independently confirmed via a second/third source
- No specific mention of any player-protection limits — independently confirmed via a second source
- RNG not publicly tested, RTP rates not publicly audited — corroborated by a second source
- Casino reserves the right to close/suspend an account without prior notice (funds returned), per lcb.org
- No direct telephone support, per lcb.org
- Restricted in certain jurisdictions
- Thin track record (no complaints filed yet, so trust cannot be fully assessed)
- No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway
Our verdict
We want to report the most serious finding directly. Lucky Coin is operated by ONCHAIN Technologies Ltd under an Anjouan Gaming Board (Comoros) licence, per AskGamblers - and independently confirmed via a third source (igamingtoday.com, reporting the Comoros Central Bank's own position), that licence has NO legal validity whatsoever. The Comoros Central Bank explicitly states the licensing body (Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority and affiliates) has 'no physical or legal existence' in the country: national banking laws passed in 2013/2015 stripped it of all regulatory powers, yet it continues issuing gambling licences under outdated 2005 legislation with no real regulatory checks behind them. This is materially different from 'a lower-tier jurisdiction with limited enforcement' - by Comoros' own government's account, it is not a real licence at all. Independently confirmed via a second source (lcb.org): same operator, same licence claim, matching $10,000 daily / $300,000 monthly cashout limits. lcb.org adds a distinct, real disadvantage: the casino explicitly reserves the right to close or suspend a player's account without prior notice while returning funds, and offers no direct telephone support. We also flag that there is no specific mention of any player-protection limits, and RNG is not publicly tested with RTP rates not publicly audited, on either source. On a more positive note, the casino offers a low $10 withdrawal minimum, high withdrawal limits, over 3,000 slots and 50+ live casino games, and 24/7 live chat support. Norway has no locally regulated welcome bonus for this brand, given its state monopoly. Given the licensing finding, we recommend real caution with this brand.
How we rated it
Casino (36%)6.5
Over 3,000 slots and 50+ live casino games, multiple payment and cryptocurrency options, per AskGamblers.
Customer support (18%)5.5
24/7 live chat is offered, per AskGamblers, though estimated wait times of up to three hours are listed (actual tested waits were only a few minutes).
Trust & licensing (27%)1.5
Marked down sharply: a real, serious, disclosed finding independently confirmed via a third source (igamingtoday.com) - the 'Anjouan Gaming Board' licence this brand operates under has NO legal validity whatsoever per the Comoros Central Bank itself, which states the issuing body has 'no physical or legal existence' in the country. This is not merely a weak or lower-tier regulator; it is a licence with zero legal standing. Independently confirmed via a second source (lcb.org), which also documents the casino reserves the right to close or suspend a player's account without prior notice (returning funds) and offers no direct phone support. AskGamblers and lcb.org both show no public RNG testing or audited RTP rates - a corroborated transparency gap, though no complaints have been filed yet given the brand's thin track record.
Bonuses & value (18%)1
No locally regulated welcome bonus - Norway runs a Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto state monopoly.
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Quick facts
| Operator | ONCHAIN Technologies Ltd |
| SEVERE finding | Anjouan Gaming Board licence has NO legal validity - Comoros Central Bank states the issuing body has 'no physical or legal existence' in the country |
| Transparency gap | No player-protection limits mentioned; RNG not publicly tested, RTP not publicly audited — independently confirmed via a second source |
| Account terms | lcb.org: casino reserves the right to close/suspend an account without prior notice (funds returned); no direct phone support |
| AskGamblers rating | 6.3/10 CasinoRank, no complaints yet (thin track record) |
| Withdrawal terms | Low $10 minimum, high limits ($10,000 daily, $300,000 monthly) |
| Bonus status | No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway (state monopoly) |
Where Lucky Coin is licensed
Lucky Coin appears on the official register in 1 country — 0 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Europe (1)
About Lucky Coin
Lucky Coin (ONCHAIN Technologies Ltd) operates under an Anjouan Gaming Board licence that has no legal validity, per the Comoros Central Bank itself - independently confirmed via a second/third source - plus documented player-protection and RNG-transparency gaps, an account-suspension-without-notice clause, and no phone support flagged by lcb.org.
FAQ
Is Lucky Coin licensed?
It cites an Anjouan Gaming Board licence, but a real, serious, disclosed finding independently confirmed via a second/third source: the Comoros Central Bank itself states the issuing body has 'no physical or legal existence' in the country, meaning this licence has no real legal validity.
Is Lucky Coin safe?
We recommend real caution. Beyond AskGamblers and lcb.org flagging no player-protection limits and unaudited RNG/RTP, and lcb.org documenting an account-suspension-without-notice clause and no phone support, the Anjouan licence Lucky Coin cites has no legal validity per Comoros' own Central Bank.
Does Lucky Coin publish audited RTP or RNG testing?
No - AskGamblers notes RNG is not publicly tested and RTP rates are not publicly audited.
Who owns Lucky Coin?
ONCHAIN Technologies Ltd, per AskGamblers.
Does Lucky Coin have a welcome bonus in Norway?
No - Norway runs a state monopoly (Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto), so no locally regulated bonus exists.
