DuckDice

What DuckDice Is, and Who Runs It

DuckDice is a crypto gambling site at duckdice.io. The operator's own feature list includes a sportsbook, original games, live dealer tables, and provably fair games, plus instant withdrawals and a VIP program. It does not publish a game count or a studio list that this page can quote, so the lobby is the only current catalogue.

The operating company is Zentari Limitada. That name appears in the Anjouan Gaming Board register against licence ALSI-202509013-FI1, and the register marks the licence as valid. A player depositing with DuckDice is contracting with Zentari Limitada, not with a separate brand entity. Ownership beyond that licence holder is not disclosed in the records this page holds.

The Licence: Who Holds It and What It Covers

The licence is issued by the Anjouan Gaming Board and carries number ALSI-202509013-FI1. The public register at anjouangaming.com lists Zentari Limitada as the holder and marks the licence as valid. Anyone can open that register entry to confirm both facts without taking this page's word for it.

An Anjouan licence is a gambling authorisation, not a regulatory guarantee of fairness or solvency. It permits the operator to offer gambling services in jurisdictions that accept it. DuckDice's own terms may impose additional restrictions, and the operator's restricted-country list is separate from the licence itself.

The licence record does not state which game verticals the permit covers, nor does it impose a withdrawal ceiling. Those details live in the operator's own terms and cashier. A player should check the register to confirm the licence remains valid before depositing, because licences can change.

What the Terms Say About Verification

Section 2 of the terms at duckdice.io/terms gives DuckDice the right to ask for KYC/AML documentation at any time, at its discretion, to determine a user's identity, location, and source of funds. The clause does not set a fixed threshold or a specific amount at which verification is triggered.

This is a broad, discretionary clause. It means a player can be asked for documents during registration, after deposit, or when requesting a withdrawal. The operator decides what documentation it deems necessary. Players who want a predictable trigger will not find one here, and the uncertainty is built into the clause.

Because the clause reserves the right without stating a figure, this page cannot tell you a minimum amount above which verification will be requested. The terms are the only source, and they say the request can come at any time. A reader should assume verification is possible on any deposit or withdrawal.

Deposit and Withdrawal Limits in the Terms

The published terms do not record a minimum deposit or a maximum withdrawal cap in the material this page holds. The fact table used for this review does not contain those figures, and the operator's terms page does not fix a published ceiling that this page can quote.

If a deposit minimum or a withdrawal limit exists, it will appear in the cashier or in the current terms, not in this review. The operator may also apply different limits per asset. The cashier is the only live source for the amount you can move.

The instant-withdrawal feature listed by DuckDice does not override any operator-side approval step or the blockchain's own confirmation time. Neither of those two waiting periods is quantified in the records this page holds, so no speed claim is made here. No figure is estimated, and a player should check the cashier for any stated limit.

How a Withdrawal Actually Moves

A withdrawal from DuckDice is not a single click to your wallet. There are two distinct stages that every player experiences: the operator's own approval of the request, and the network confirmations required by the asset's blockchain. DuckDice lists instant withdrawal as a feature, but that label refers only to the operator's processing, not to the total time to finality.

The first stage is internal. DuckDice reviews the request, and under Section 2 of its terms it can ask for KYC documentation at any time, including during that review. That request can pause the withdrawal until the operator is satisfied with the documents provided, and no fixed duration is given for that review.

The second stage is external. Once the operator approves the request, the transaction is broadcast to the relevant network. The time to confirmation depends on the asset and network congestion, which the operator does not control. This page does not hold a processing-speed figure for either stage, so none is stated.

Which Assets DuckDice Settles In

DuckDice settles bets in ten assets: BCH, BTC, DASH, ETH, LTC, SOL, TRX, USDT, XMR, and XRP. That list comes from the operator's own pages and is reproduced here without adding or removing any coin. It includes both a stablecoin and a privacy-focused asset, and the cashier remains the live source.

The list does not state that all assets are available for all products or in all jurisdictions. A player should check the cashier for the current list and for any asset-specific limits before depositing. The cashier is the only place to see any per-asset differences, and this page does not hold fee figures.

Terms section 9 mentions additional cryptocurrencies in a vulnerability clause, not as an accepted-currencies list. That clause does not expand the settlement assets. This page does not treat those coins as accepted. Only the ten named assets are recorded here as the operator's settlement list, and a player should not assume any other coin is usable.

Countries DuckDice Does Not Accept

DuckDice publishes a restricted-country list in its terms. The list contains 16 territories: Australia, Austria, Belarus, Comoros Islands, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Netherlands, Russian Federation, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine, United Kingdom, and United States. A player whose country appears on that list is excluded by the operator's own terms.

The list uses ISO alpha-2 codes: AT, AU, BY, DE, DK, ES, FR, GB, GR, KM, NL, RS, RU, SK, UA, US. The researcher noted that the terms may contain a separate card-payment exclusion list for fiat withdrawals that differs from the account-level blacklist. This page has not confirmed that second list.

Do not rely on this summary as live. Operator restricted lists change, and the authoritative version is the one currently published at duckdice.io/terms. Check it against your own country before registering. A player using a payment card should also check for that separate fiat exclusion list.

What This Page Could Not Confirm About DuckDice

This review is built from the operator's terms and the Anjouan Gaming Board register, not from promotional material or player reports. Several fields were not captured for DuckDice. They are listed here, one by one, because a reader should know what this page does not claim.

This page does not hold a founding year, a game count, a list of game studios, a minimum deposit figure, a withdrawal cap, or a bonus percentage or wagering multiple. It also does not hold support channels, complaint history, or ownership beyond Zentari Limitada. None of those are estimated here.

The operator's promotional terms change faster than this library is reviewed, so no bonus terms are quoted. The current offer, its cap, and its wagering requirement should be read on DuckDice's promotions page at the time a player intends to claim it. That page, not this one, is the authoritative source for any active promotion.

Verification thresholds and withdrawal processing speeds are not fixed in the material this page holds. The verification clause is discretionary, and the two stages of a withdrawal have no quantified durations. That absence is not a criticism; it is a gap in what this page can confirm.

Who DuckDice Suits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

DuckDice suits a player who wants a multi-product crypto site with a visible Anjouan licence and ten settlement assets, and who is willing to read the operator's own terms before depositing. The player who treats the verification clause as a known condition, not a surprise, will be less frustrated by it.

The operator is wrong for a player who needs fixed, published limits before opening an account. If you require a specific minimum deposit, withdrawal cap, processing time, or verification threshold in writing before you commit, DuckDice does not provide all of those figures in the materials this page holds. You would be depositing on the operator's discretion.

It is also wrong for players in any of the 16 restricted countries, and for anyone who wants fiat rails or a named set of game studios. The operator's feature list does not include fiat settlement, and the game catalogue is not enumerated here. That is a real limitation for some readers.

A reader who expects a casino review to include a score, a welcome-bonus breakdown, and a list of game providers will not find that in this page. That omission is deliberate: this page reports what the terms and register contain, and nothing else. There is no rating here.