Fairspin

What Fairspin is, and who runs it

Fairspin operates at fairspin.io as an online gambling site with four recorded features: sportsbook, original games, live dealer, and a VIP program. The research behind this page does not hold a game count or a list of studio names, so the operator's own lobby is the only current list of what can be played.

The operator behind the brand is Sorta Group Limitada, the entity named on the Anjouan Gaming Board licence. The public register lists licence number ALSI-202508047-FI2 as valid and held by that same company. No parent company or sister brands are recorded in the data this page relies on.

Fairspin's own pages have also displayed a different licence number, B2C-XKZDE8FR-1668JAZ, and some pages reference a Curacao Gaming Control Board certificate without a number. The Anjouan register entry is therefore the authoritative source for the licence recorded here. This discrepancy is discussed further in the licence section.

The facts on this page come from an archived copy of the operator's pages and from the Anjouan public register, last checked on 2026-08-26. Operator terms change without notice, so the cashier and the current terms remain the place to confirm any figure before you deposit.

The licence: who holds it and what it covers

The Anjouan Gaming Board public register lists licence ALSI-202508047-FI2 as valid, with Sorta Group Limitada named as the holder. The register entry is available at the public register link included in the verification block. That register is the basis for the licensing statement on this page, and it is the place to confirm the current status.

Fairspin's own pages have not always shown the same number. The site has displayed B2C-XKZDE8FR-1668JAZ, and some newer pages mention a Curacao Gaming Control Board Certificate of Operation without a licence number. The older terms also gave a sublicence with that same B2C number. This page does not resolve that conflict.

The Anjouan register entry does not itemise every product line the licence covers. It confirms the licence number, the holder, and the valid status, but it does not provide a list of permitted games or territories, so that is not repeated here. The operator's own terms may provide that detail.

What the terms say about verification

Clause 7.6 of Fairspin's terms says the operator may request any document and information to make a KYC check under Sub-Clause 2.1.8. It may also request additional information when considering a refund request. That right is discretionary, not tied to a published threshold. The user must provide any requested documents within five days.

The exact content of Sub-Clause 2.1.8 is not present in the text this page was compiled from, so the specific documents Fairspin can ask for are not listed here. What is clear is that the request can come at any point the operator chooses. That includes before a withdrawal is approved.

Because no verification threshold is published, a player cannot assume that staying below a certain deposit or withdrawal amount will avoid a KYC request. The safer assumption is that Fairspin can ask whenever its terms allow. Check clause 7.6 directly on the operator's terms page if you want the full wording.

Deposit and withdrawal limits in the terms

The terms this page is based on do not fix a minimum deposit or a published withdrawal ceiling. No minimum per asset is recorded here, and no maximum withdrawal amount is stated in the fact table. The cashier on fairspin.io is where a limit would appear if one applies to your account.

The same absence applies to processing times. The terms do not state how long the operator's approval step takes, and they do not state how long network confirmations take. Both depend on factors this page cannot verify. A reader should treat any number seen elsewhere as unconfirmed unless it is on the operator's own terms page. This page deliberately gives no figure for either waiting period.

Bonuses are not addressed in the fact table either. No percentage, cap, free-spin count, or wagering multiple is recorded, because promotional terms change faster than the research is reviewed. The current offer is on the operator's promotions page. That page, not this one, is where the contractual numbers live. Always read the wagering requirement there before claiming anything.

How a withdrawal actually moves

A withdrawal request goes through two stages. First, Fairspin must approve the request. During that step the operator may ask for documents under clause 7.6, and the user must provide them within five days. Approval is not automatic. The terms do not publish a duration for this stage.

Second, after approval, the transaction moves to the network. The network must confirm it before the funds are in a wallet the user controls. Confirmation time depends on the asset and the network conditions, and this page does not give a number. Neither waiting period is defined in the terms reviewed.

There is no fixed withdrawal ceiling in the terms this page is based on. That does not mean unlimited withdrawals; it means the operator has not published a figure in the material reviewed. The cashier and the current terms are where any limit would be stated. Check both before depositing.

What this page could not confirm about Fairspin

Several facts that a reader might expect from a review are absent because the source material does not contain them. This page does not hold Fairspin's founding year, a game count, provider names, or the size of the game catalogue. The lobby is the only current list. No founding year is recorded.

The accepted asset list is not confirmed here. The supplied terms do not include an accepted-currencies list, and the cashier is the place to see which coins and networks are supported. The same goes for the minimum deposit per asset, which is not captured. No figure is given.

Restricted countries are not listed on this page because the operator publishes its own restricted list in its terms. The supplied text does not include that list, so a player must check their own country against the operator's terms before registering. This page will not guess a country as accepted or excluded.

Withdrawal processing speed, support channels, and the complaints or payment-dispute record are all unverified here. The terms do not publish a payout duration, and no support channel is named in the fact table. Nothing should be inferred about reputation from this page. Those fields are deliberately left blank.

Who Fairspin suits, and who should look elsewhere

Fairspin suits a player who wants a sportsbook and casino under an Anjouan Gaming Board licence, with original games, live dealer, and a VIP program. That player should be comfortable with discretionary verification when Fairspin asks for documents, and should be willing to provide them within five days.

The operator is also a fit for someone who does not need fixed withdrawal limits or a published minimum deposit before signing up. If you are willing to check the cashier for each asset and read the promotions page for any bonus terms, Fairspin can be evaluated fairly. Otherwise it may not suit.

A reader who should look elsewhere is someone who needs certainty about withdrawal caps, processing times, accepted assets, or restricted countries before creating an account. This page cannot provide those figures because they are not in the source material. If any of those are dealbreakers, the lack of confirmed numbers is a reason to wait.

Also look elsewhere if you are troubled by the conflicting licence numbers shown on Fairspin's own pages. The Anjouan register is valid, but a player who wants a single consistent number across all pages may find the discrepancy unsettling. That is a legitimate concern to weigh before depositing.