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WSM Casino Licence: Anjouan Status and UKGC Check

Updated September 2026
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The Anjouan Gaming Authority public register lists Igloo Ventures SRL as the holder of B2C licence ALSI-142311005-FI2, includes wsmcasino.com among the licensed domains and shows validity through 14 November 2026.

For Great Britain, the UK Gambling Commission public business register does not list a matching licence for WSM Casino, wsmcasino.com, Igloo Ventures SRL or the historical MIBS N.V. name. The Anjouan licence and the absence of a matching UKGC entry describe different regulatory relationships and do not settle UK account availability by themselves.

Anjouan record and UKGC record side by side

QuestionAnjouan recordUKGC record
RegulatorAnjouan Gaming AuthorityUK Gambling Commission
Current WSM resultIgloo Ventures SRL listed with wsmcasino.comNo matching WSM licence listed
Licence detailB2C licence ALSI-142311005-FI2No UKGC licence number to report
Current expiry shown14 November 2026Not applicable because no matching licence was identified
What it establishesA current Anjouan licensing relationship for the listed domainNo matching local UKGC authorisation listed
What it does not establishUKGC authorisation or a guarantee of safetyA definitive answer to general UK player acceptance

The Anjouan Gaming Authority licence register contains the WSM entry in the Anjouan Gaming Authority licence register. The Great Britain business register is available from the UK Gambling Commission public business register, which supports searches by business name, trading name, domain name or account number.

What the Anjouan record proves

The Anjouan Gaming Authority register links wsmcasino.com to Igloo Ventures SRL, identifies the licence as B2C, gives licence number ALSI-142311005-FI2 and shows validity through 14 November 2026. Those fields describe the current overseas licence attached to the domain.

The register entry does not establish a wider corporate-parent relationship beyond the licence-holder and domain association shown by the regulator. It also does not make a promise about an individual player’s experience, payment outcome or dispute result. A licence record is information of regulatory status in that jurisdiction, not a substitute for reading the operator’s terms or judging a particular transaction.

It is also not a Great Britain authorisation. The UKGC states that an overseas business serving consumers in Great Britain needs the appropriate Gambling Commission licence. A foreign gambling licence does not replace that local licensing requirement.

The UKGC check is a separate local-licence question

The UK Gambling Commission public register does not list a matching licence for WSM Casino, wsmcasino.com, Igloo Ventures SRL or MIBS N.V. in the material dated 6 September 2026.

No matching WSM entry appears in the UKGC business register. UKGC-linked complaints arrangements, UK alternative dispute resolution coverage and GAMSTOP participation therefore should not be assumed for WSM from the presence of its overseas licence.

The result does not by itself answer whether WSM currently accepts every UK player. Availability information is conflicting and is handled on the separate WSM Casino UK access. Keeping the two questions apart prevents a common error: using a local-licence check as a shortcut for account eligibility.

Why Great Britain authorisation is different from an overseas licence

The UKGC’s remote-sector guidance says businesses need a Gambling Commission licence if they provide facilities for remote gambling to consumers in Great Britain. It gives the practical example that a business based abroad still needs a licence when its website or app can be played by people in England, Scotland or Wales. The Commission’s remote casino operating-licence guidance repeats that location outside Great Britain does not remove the requirement.

For WSM, the current Anjouan register lists Igloo Ventures SRL as the licence holder. The public UKGC register does not list a matching authorisation for serving consumers in Great Britain. Those are separate regulatory positions.

Northern Ireland should be treated separately. UKGC guidance describes its gambling jurisdiction as covering England, Scotland and Wales, while gambling activity in Northern Ireland sits under a different framework. That territorial distinction is why Great Britain is the relevant term for the UKGC operating-licence requirement.

Anjouan licensing and Great Britain authorisation operate in different regulatory contexts. The Anjouan Gaming Authority record associates wsmcasino.com with Igloo Ventures SRL under B2C licence ALSI-142311005-FI2 and shows validity through 14 November 2026. The UKGC business register does not list a matching WSM licence.

For a user in England, Scotland or Wales, the absence of a matching UKGC entry means the overseas licence should not be treated as local UKGC authorisation. It also should not be used to assume UKGC-linked complaints handling, UK alternative dispute resolution coverage or GAMSTOP participation.

What not to infer from the licence data

Operator and licensing arrangements can change over time. The current Anjouan record concerns the licence attached to wsmcasino.com; product features such as games, bonuses, payments, support and mobile access are separate from the licensing jurisdiction.

Older casino reviews can still contain Curaçao or MIBS N.V. references connected with earlier operator or licensing information. Those historical labels are not used as the current basis here. The present Anjouan register entry links wsmcasino.com to Igloo Ventures SRL under B2C licence ALSI-142311005-FI2, so older Curaçao-era descriptions should not be carried forward as if they described the current licence position.

The Anjouan entry also should not be turned into a general safety guarantee. It establishes the licence holder, licence number, listed domain, status and expiry shown by that regulator. It does not establish how an individual account, withdrawal or dispute will be handled, and it does not create Great Britain authorisation.

Consumer-protection boundaries for a Great Britain reader

The public UKGC register does not list a matching WSM licence. Readers should therefore not assume protections tied specifically to UKGC licensees apply merely because WSM has an overseas licence.

UK alternative dispute resolution coverage and GAMSTOP participation should not be assumed for WSM. Those are separate regulatory or scheme relationships. A Great Britain user should resolve current account eligibility and applicable terms rather than treating an overseas licence as complete local regulatory coverage.

For a Great Britain reader, the practical boundary is the absence of a matching WSM entry in the UKGC business register. UKGC-linked dispute routes, UK alternative dispute resolution coverage and GAMSTOP participation should not be assumed from the presence of an overseas licence.

That boundary does not reduce unrelated product facts such as the existence of games, cryptocurrency payments, mobile-browser access or live chat. It simply keeps the Great Britain regulatory question separate from product breadth and from the unresolved question of UK account acceptance.

For a Great Britain user, the practical distinction is between an overseas licence attached to the WSM domain and local UKGC authorisation. The Anjouan record identifies the overseas licence holder, licence type, domain and expiry date. The UKGC business register does not show a matching WSM entry. Those records should be read as two separate regulatory relationships rather than as substitutes for one another.

That distinction also affects what protections can be assumed. An Anjouan licence does not by itself establish UKGC complaints routes, UK alternative dispute resolution coverage or GAMSTOP participation. Product features such as games, crypto support, mobile-browser access and live chat remain separate from those Great Britain regulatory arrangements.

How this affects registration and payments

Licence status and account procedures intersect, but they are separate. WSM can require account identity checks, while exact KYC document lists and processing times are not stated in the available player-account terms. The WSM registration and KYC covers that uncertainty.

Global crypto-payment support does not prove that a UK account is eligible to register, deposit or withdraw. Exact withdrawal limits, fees and method-specific processing times are not stated here. See the WSM payment methods.

Reading the licence records

The Anjouan Gaming Authority register lists Igloo Ventures SRL, B2C licence ALSI-142311005-FI2, and wsmcasino.com, with validity through 14 November 2026. Those fields describe the current overseas licence attached to the domain.

The UK Gambling Commission business register is the separate Great Britain record. No matching WSM entry appears under the brand and entity names associated with WSM Casino here.

The two records answer different questions: Anjouan shows the overseas licence attached to wsmcasino.com, while the UKGC register shows whether a matching Great Britain licence is listed.

Licence expiry

The Anjouan register currently shows the licence as valid through 14 November 2026. A later renewal, replacement, suspension or other regulator change would alter the current licence position.

Older review pages can retain outdated licensing labels after an operator or licence changes. The current regulator record is the relevant place for the present licence number, holder, domain association and expiry date.

Current licence position

The Anjouan Gaming Authority register lists Igloo Ventures SRL, B2C licence ALSI-142311005-FI2 and wsmcasino.com, with validity through 14 November 2026. The public UKGC register does not list a matching WSM licence. These facts describe the regulatory position without turning it into a blanket safety or legality label.

WSM has a current overseas regulator record, while no matching Great Britain UKGC authorisation appears in the public register. Read that alongside the separate UK-access position, current player terms and account eligibility.

For the wider WSM context, see the WSM Casino UK review.

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