Is Coins.game legit?

The licence for coins.game is held by Royal Way Limited. Our sources contain nothing further on owners, management or launch date. We have not yet researched the brand in depth, so this review is deliberately short.

On 14 September 2026, the seal on coins.game led to a VALID certificate, and the entity, the number and the domain matched the Anjouan register. That register marks even expired entries as 'valid', so we judged the licence by its dates.

The licence expires on 27 October 2026, 43 days after our check, and we will re-check it after that date. Anjouan is one of the weakest licensing regimes and gives players little recourse.

• Licence: ALSI-202410033-FI2, Royal Way Limited
• Issued 28 October 2024, expires 27 October 2026

Coins.game sits in the middle of our dataset for web traffic and domain ranking. It has no organic row on DappRadar's gambling leaderboard, and the on-chain deposit tracker we use does not cover it. We therefore have no independent view of its deposit volume.

We found no documented hacks, regulator actions or payout disputes as of 14 September 2026. The only item on file is the upcoming licence expiry.

• After 27 October 2026, look up ALSI-202410033-FI2 on the Anjouan register and confirm a new expiry date.
• Click the footer seal and check that the certificate names coins.game and Royal Way Limited.
• Read the terms to identify the company you contract with, because ownership is undocumented.
• Read the withdrawal limits and KYC rules before depositing.