Winz.io
5.4 / 10
How we score operatorsWinz.io is a crypto casino operated by Novatrix SRL under an Anjouan Gaming Board licence. It settles only in BTC and ETH and is best suited to players in permitted countries who want a lean two-asset site with live dealer and a VIP program. Readers wanting fiat, many coins, or a published withdrawal cap should look elsewhere.
- Live dealer
- VIP programme
The record
- Established
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- Licence
- Anjouan Gaming BoardALSI-202508056-FI2
- Licence held by
- Novatrix SRL
- Register status
- valid
- Assets accepted
- BTC · ETH
- Countries refused
- 92 on the operator's own list
- Withdrawal cap in the terms
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- Verification clause
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How this score adds up
| Licence | Anjouan Gaming Board ALSI-202508056-FI2, current in the register | 2.5 / 2.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Restricted-country list | Publishes a restricted-country list of 92 entries | 1.5 / 1.5 |
| Assets settled in | Settles in 2 assets | 0.4 / 1.5 |
| Markets served | Refuses 92 countries | 1 / 1.5 |
| Total | 5.4 of 10 points | 5.4 / 10 |
Winz.io is a cryptocurrency casino whose operator is Novatrix SRL. The company holds an Anjouan Gaming Board licence, number ALSI-202508056-FI2, which the public register lists as valid. The site settles deposits and withdrawals in exactly two assets: BTC and ETH. This page reports what the published terms and the register say, not what a play-test would show.
The operator's own terms contain a restricted-country clause with 92 ISO country codes. That means a large portion of the world cannot deposit or play real-money games there. The list includes the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Cyprus, Malta, Spain, Portugal, Finland, Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece and Israel. Check the current list before registering.
Several figures a reader would normally expect from a casino review are not published in the terms this page used. Winz.io does not state a fixed verification threshold or a withdrawal cap in the terms captured here. The cashier and the current terms are where those limits appear. This page does not guess.
The operator's own pages record two site features: a live-dealer section and a VIP program. Game providers, game counts and support channels are not listed in the terms this review relies on. Readers who want a broad catalogue or fiat support should treat that as a limitation.
What Winz.io Is and Who Runs It
The operator behind Winz.io is Novatrix SRL. That is the entity named on the Anjouan Gaming Board register entry for licence ALSI-202508056-FI2. The domain winz.io is the storefront. This review does not cover any parent company or sister brand, because the published materials captured here do not name one.
Winz.io advertises itself around crypto settlement, but the scope is narrow. The only assets listed for settlement in the materials used for this page are Bitcoin and Ethereum. A reader who wants to deposit in USDT, Litecoin or fiat will not find those in the published settlement asset list.
The site's own pages record two features beyond the cashier: a live-dealer section and a VIP program. That is the full list of site features the library holds. Anything else a reader hears about game counts or providers is not from this review.
The Licence: Who Holds It and What It Covers
Novatrix SRL holds Anjouan Gaming Board licence ALSI-202508056-FI2. The Anjouan public register lists the licence as valid at the time this page's facts were checked. That register entry is the authoritative confirmation of the operator's standing.
An Anjouan licence is issued by the Anjouan Gaming Board, an offshore gaming regulator. It allows the holder to offer the gambling products named in the licence. This review does not interpret the licence's scope beyond the fact that the operator publishes it and the register accepts it.
Readers can verify the licence themselves by searching the Anjouan Gaming Board public register for licence number ALSI-202508056-FI2. The register entry names Novatrix SRL and currently shows the licence as valid. Do not rely on a logo or seal displayed on Winz.io's own pages alone.
What the Terms Say About Verification
The terms captured for this page do not fix a public verification threshold. They instead reserve the operator's right to request identity verification before processing a withdrawal. That means a player cannot know in advance exactly when the request will come from the terms alone.
The absence of a published threshold is itself the finding. Some casinos tie verification to a specific amount. Winz.io's published terms in this library do not do that. The cashier or the operator's current terms may state a figure today; if so, it is there, not here.
A reader preparing to withdraw should expect that the verification clause may come into play at any withdrawal. Keep identity documents ready before you request a payout. This page will not invent a threshold to make the review feel more complete. That honesty matters more than a guessed number.
Deposit and Withdrawal Rules in the Terms
The terms this page relies on do not fix a published withdrawal cap. That is a real gap. Many readers want to know the maximum they can cash out in one go, and for Winz.io that figure is not in the captured terms. The cashier and the current terms are where a limit would appear.
Minimum deposit figures are also absent from the library. The cashier states the minimum per asset, and that can differ between BTC and ETH. Do not take a figure from another crypto casino and apply it here. The operator is the only reliable source for its own deposit minimums.
Bonus terms are not captured on this page either. Promotions change faster than a terms review can be updated, so the current offer, its percentage, cap and wagering multiple belong on the operator's promotions page. This page will not paraphrase them. Confirm the wagering requirement before you opt in.
How a Withdrawal Actually Moves
A Winz.io withdrawal has two distinct waiting periods. First, the operator approves the request internally. The published terms do not state a duration for this approval step. Then, the network confirms the transaction on-chain. That second period is controlled by BTC or ETH network conditions, not by Winz.io.
Because the settlement assets are BTC and ETH, a withdrawal is an on-chain transfer to a wallet you control. You must supply a correct address; crypto transfers are not reversible, so an error in the address is your own loss. The operator's approval does not guarantee that the network will confirm.
At no point does this page claim payouts are fast or slow. The library does not hold a processing-speed figure for Winz.io. The honest statement is that approval time and network confirmation time both exist, and neither is set out in the captured terms.
Which Assets Winz.io Settles In
Winz.io settles in exactly two assets: BTC and ETH. That is the full list from the published terms and site materials held for this review. If you hold other cryptocurrencies or fiat, you will need to convert to one of those two before depositing.
The narrow asset list is both a simplicity and a limitation. It means fewer pairs to manage, but it also excludes the coins many crypto gamblers expect, such as stablecoins or other major tokens. This review does not speculate on whether more assets will be added later.
Check the cashier before depositing to confirm that BTC and ETH are still the only settlement options on the day you play. Operators change their cashier and their terms without notice, and this page is not a live feed. The only current list is on Winz.io itself.
Countries Winz.io Does Not Accept
The operator's terms publish a restricted-country list of 92 ISO alpha-2 codes. The clause says players from those restricted countries are not allowed to deposit and play real-money games. That list was read from winz.io/terms-and-conditions and is too long to reproduce fully here.
Among the restricted codes are the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Cyprus, Malta, Spain, Portugal, Finland, Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece and Israel. That is not the complete list; it is a sample to show how broad the exclusion is. The full 92-code list appears in the operator's terms.
Do not ask how to bypass this list. Location masking is a breach of many operators' terms, with balance confiscation possible. The correct move is to check the current restricted list against your own country before you register or deposit. If your country appears, use a different operator.
What This Page Could Not Confirm About Winz.io
This page cannot confirm the founding year, game count, game providers, or the names of any studios behind the live-dealer section. Those details are not in the terms or the licence register, and this review does not copy them from marketing pages without a citable source.
The withdrawal cap and minimum deposit figures are not captured. The verification threshold is not a fixed number in the published terms. Bonus terms, support channels and any complaints record are also not held. For each of these, the operator's own site is the only place to look.
Ownership beyond Novatrix SRL is not confirmed. If there is a parent company or sister brand, the materials used here do not name it. This page will not fill those gaps with guesses, because a guessed figure about a casino is worse than an honest blank.
Who Winz.io Suits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere
Winz.io suits a narrow kind of player. If you want to deposit only BTC or ETH, you live in a permitted country, and you prefer a site with live dealer and a VIP program over a huge game catalogue, the operator matches that profile.
The reader who should look elsewhere is easy to name: anyone who wants fiat deposits, stablecoins, many crypto assets, a published withdrawal cap before depositing, or a fixed verification threshold. Winz.io's published terms do not provide those. Those readers will find the missing details elsewhere.
Players in one of the 92 restricted codes should not attempt to register or deposit. The terms exclude them from real-money play, and this page will not offer any workaround. If that list covers your country, choose a licensed operator that accepts it instead.
From sign-up to withdrawal
01
Register an account
Visit winz.io and register. Provide the details the operator asks for. Do not use a restricted-country address; the terms exclude those players from real-money play.
02
Deposit BTC or ETH
Deposit either BTC or ETH using a wallet you control. The cashier shows the minimum per asset, which this page does not have. Send only from a wallet you own and confirm the network before sending.
03
Complete verification if asked
Before a withdrawal, the operator may ask for identity verification. The terms do not publish a fixed threshold, so this could happen at any payout. Provide the documents requested and do not deposit if you are unwilling to verify.
04
Request a withdrawal
Go to the cashier and request a withdrawal in BTC or ETH. Enter the wallet address exactly. The operator processes only those two assets, so choose the one you used to deposit or the one you want to receive.
05
Wait for approval and confirmation
The operator first approves the request; no duration is published for that step. Then the BTC or ETH network confirms the transaction, which takes its own time. Check your wallet after both stages complete.
What you can check yourself
- The Anjouan Gaming Board public register lists licence ALSI-202508056-FI2 as held by Novatrix SRL and shows the licence as valid.
- The restricted-country clause appears on winz.io/terms-and-conditions and names 92 ISO alpha-2 country codes, including the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Cyprus, Malta, Spain, Portugal, Finland, Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece and Israel.
- The operator's published settlement assets are limited to BTC and ETH, as recorded from the same terms materials.
- The site features recorded in this review are live-dealer and vip-program; no other feature claims are made on this page.
- The facts were last checked on 26 August 2026, and readers can confirm the licence number directly in the Anjouan register.
Questions about Winz.io
Is Winz.io licensed?
Yes. Winz.io is operated by Novatrix SRL under Anjouan Gaming Board licence ALSI-202508056-FI2. The Anjouan public register lists that licence as valid. You can check the register yourself before depositing. Do not rely on a casino's own seal alone.
Who operates Winz.io?
The operator named in the licence is Novatrix SRL. That company holds licence ALSI-202508056-FI2 in the Anjouan Gaming Board register. The review does not confirm any parent company or sister brand, because the published materials do not name one.
What countries are blocked by Winz.io?
The terms publish a list of 92 ISO country codes, including the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Cyprus, Malta and others. Players in those countries are not allowed to deposit or play real-money games. Check the current list on winz.io/terms-and-conditions.
What cryptocurrencies does Winz.io accept?
The published settlement assets are exactly BTC and ETH. The terms and cashier materials captured for this review list no other coins or fiat. If you hold another asset, you must convert to BTC or ETH before depositing.
What is the withdrawal limit at Winz.io?
The published terms captured for this page do not fix a withdrawal cap. That means no maximum amount is available in this review. The cashier and the current terms on Winz.io are where a limit would appear, and you should check there before depositing.
Does Winz.io have a welcome bonus?
This page does not hold the current bonus terms. Winz.io's promotions page is the correct place to see any welcome offer, match percentage, cap and wagering multiple. Promotions change often, and this review will not quote a figure it has not verified.
How fast are Winz.io withdrawals?
The terms do not state a processing time. A withdrawal has two stages: the operator's internal approval and the BTC or ETH network's confirmations. Neither stage carries a published duration in the materials used here, so no fast or slow claim is made.
What games does Winz.io have?
This review does not hold a game count or list of providers. The operator's own pages record a live-dealer section and a VIP program, but no game studios or titles are captured. The lobby on Winz.io itself is the only current list.
The documents these facts came from
- Licence register entry
- The operator's restricted-country list
Facts last checked on 2026-08-26 against the documents linked above. Operator terms change without notice, so confirm anything that matters to you in the operator's own terms before you deposit.