Wildzy License
Wildzy operates under a licence issued by the Government of Curaçao, a recognised international authority in online gambling regulation. The licence confirms that all gaming services provided on the platform meet established standards for fair play, data protection, and operational transparency. This legal framework ensures that every player interacts with a regulated service held to verifiable compliance obligations.
The Curaçao licence was granted under the national ordinance on offshore games of hazard and remains valid as long as the operator adheres to the conditions set by the regulator. Wildzy’s licensed operations cover the provision of online casino games and related services within the permitted territories, excluding jurisdictions where separate regulatory approval is required. This licence aligns with internationally recognised standards for responsible gambling, security of player funds, and fair-play certification.
For players asking whether Wildzy is legal in the United Kingdom: it is important to note that Wildzy does not currently hold a licence from the UK Gambling Commission. Players based in the United Kingdom are therefore advised to review the territorial restrictions in full before registering.
Excluded Areas
Licensed operations on the Wildzy platform, including the website, mobile applications, and all associated services, do not extend to certain countries and regions. Access and registration are restricted in the following territories:
- United States of America — federal and state-level regulatory prohibitions on unlicensed offshore gambling services;
- United Kingdom — UK Gambling Commission licence required for lawful service provision to residents;
- Netherlands — Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) licensing mandatory for operators serving Dutch residents;
- France — Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ) licence required; offshore operators not authorised;
- Australia — Interactive Gambling Act 2001 prohibits most forms of online casino gaming to Australian residents;
- Belgium — Gaming Commission licence required; unlicensed operators are prohibited;
- Spain — Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ) licence required for all operators;
- Italy — Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM) licence required; strict territorial restrictions apply;
- Sweden — Spelinspektionen licence required; offshore provision to Swedish residents is prohibited;
- Denmark — Spillemyndigheden licence required for all operators serving Danish residents;
- Portugal — Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos (SRIJ) licence required;
- Cyprus — National Betting Authority (NSA) licence required for legal operation;
- Czech Republic — Ministry of Finance licence required; unlicensed offshore services are restricted;
- Romania — National Gambling Office (ONJN) licence required for market access;
- Bulgaria — State Commission on Gambling licence required;
- Lithuania — Gaming Control Authority (LGC) licence required;
- Estonia — Estonian Tax and Customs Board licence required;
- Latvia — Lotteries and Gambling Supervisory Inspection licence required;
- Slovenia — Agency for Public Legal Records and Related Services licence required;
- Slovakia — Úrad pre reguláciu hazardných hier (URHH) licence required;
- Poland — Ministry of Finance licence required; blacklist enforcement active;
- Hungary — Szerencsejáték Zrt. state monopoly; private offshore operators not authorised;
- Iran — Gambling prohibited under national law;
- Iraq — Gambling prohibited under national law;
- North Korea — Comprehensive international sanctions; all commercial online services restricted;
- Sudan — Gambling prohibited under national law.
This list is subject to change in line with regulatory developments. Players are responsible for verifying the legal status of online gambling in their jurisdiction prior to registration.
Waiver of Brand Ownership
Wildzy is not the owner of companies licensed by the Curaçao regulator and holds no managerial or administrative role over such entities. The brand name and associated services operate independently and do not constitute ownership of, or authority over, any separately licensed legal entity.
There are no financial, managerial, or operational interests linking Wildzy to other companies that may hold licences under the same regulatory framework. The platform has no capacity to influence the decisions, policies, or conduct of those organisations. No liability is accepted for any actions, omissions, or regulatory breaches attributable to independently licensed companies. Any disputes, complaints, or claims relating to the conduct of a separately licensed entity must be directed to that company directly or to the relevant regulatory authority.
Licence Verification System
A licence verification system is available to allow users to confirm the current status and authenticity of the Wildzy gaming licence at any time. This tool provides a direct and reliable method for confirming the platform’s standing with the issuing regulator.
The verification system functions as a digital status-check tool hosted or authorised by the Curaçao licensing authority. All texts, images, graphical elements, and associated materials displayed within the verification interface remain the exclusive property of the regulator. This content is protected by copyright law, and no third party is permitted to reproduce, distribute, or make commercial use of these materials without authorisation. Improper use of the verification seal or associated content may result in legal penalties in accordance with applicable intellectual property and regulatory legislation.
Trademarks
All trademarks, logos, and commercial identifiers displayed on the Wildzy website and applications are protected under the rights of the licence holder or the issuing regulatory authority. Unauthorised reproduction or commercial use of these identifiers is strictly prohibited.
Ownership of these protected elements rests with the designated rights holder, and protection extends beyond registered trademarks and domain names to encompass all brand-style elements including visual identity, service marks, and design components. Any unauthorised use of these elements, in whole or in part, may constitute an infringement of intellectual property rights and could result in civil or criminal legal liability under applicable law.
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