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Curaçao regulator revoked Rollbit’s crypto casino licence three months ago, but the product kept taking players
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Curaçao regulator revoked Rollbit’s crypto casino licence three months ago, but the product kept taking players
Curaçao’s regulator revoked the licence of crypto casino Rollbit three months ago, yet the product continued to accept players. For high-risk PSPs, that is the useful bit: a licence status change does not always mean the flow stops, and that creates obvious exposure for acquiring, banking, and processor partners.
- The only concrete fact in the source is the timing: the Curaçao regulator revoked Rollbit’s licence three months ago.
- Despite that, Rollbit’s product continued to take players after the revocation, which means the operating status and the licensing status were not aligned.
- That matters to PSPs and acquirers because onboarding and ongoing monitoring cannot stop at the licence badge on the website; if the licence is gone but traffic keeps coming in, the risk is now in the payment flow as much as in the brand itself.
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