Casino Licensing and Regulation
Which licence Elexusslot operates under
The records below were read on 5 October 2026 from two independent sources: the Anjouan licence register, which can be searched by company name, licence number and domain, and the validation page that the licence seal on the operator’s site links to.
| Record | Value |
|---|---|
| Licence number | ALSI-202408058-FI3 |
| Issued by | Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros |
| Licence type | b2c (serving players directly) |
| Date of issue | 29 August 2024 |
| Valid until | 28 August 2027 |
| Status in the register | Valid |
| Holder in the register and on the seal | DB Solutions Ltd |
| Registered address | San Victor Street, Orange Walk Town, Belize |
| Domain covered | elexusslot.com |
| Contact in the register | [email protected] |
The operator’s address rotates — the site itself announces the number of its next mirror — so no numbered address is printed here. The two stable entry points are elexusslot.com, which redirects to whichever mirror is live, and elexus.biz, which the operator publishes as its fixed address.
A discrepancy worth knowing about
The licence number in the footer is correct and the domain is covered by it. The company name is not. Both the register and the seal name the holder of ALSI-202408058-FI3 as DB Solutions Ltd, while the operator’s own footer states that the site is owned and operated by Vanta Technology LTD, registration number 000050233.
Vanta Technology LTD is a real company and holds a real Anjouan licence — a different one, whose list of domains does not include elexusslot.com. The registered address printed in the footer does match the one in the register. The most likely explanation is a footer copied from another brand, which is a clerical matter rather than a missing licence; but if you are checking a casino by its footer, this is exactly the line where checking stops working.
The countries the licence excludes
The licence text excludes a set of jurisdictions outright: Australia, the Comoros, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States, together with FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned countries.
What that means in practice is narrow and important: a complaint from a player in an excluded country falls outside the regulator’s remit, and the licence says so directly. This site has a French version and France is on that list — so playing from France sits outside the licence’s protection mechanism, whatever the site is translated into.
What the licence requires of the operator
The licence places three concrete obligations on the holder, stated on the validation page: access to an independent dispute resolution service, compliance with international anti-money-laundering protocols, and functional responsible gambling tools including self-exclusion. The licence also states that a player must complete the operator’s internal complaints process before approaching the dispute resolution service.
What it does not provide matters as much: there is no national compensation fund, no national self-exclusion register, and no handling of complaints from the excluded countries. A licence of this kind is a set of obligations on the operator, not a guarantee to the player.
How to check a licence yourself
- Scroll to the bottom of the operator’s site. The company name, registration number, address and licence number have to be printed there. If they are not, that is a signal in itself.
- Enter the licence number in the Anjouan register. It can be searched by company, by number and by domain, and the record lists every domain the licence covers.
- Check that the exact domain you have open is in that list. With rotating mirrors this is the step that matters most: the permanent domain can be listed while the numbered mirror in front of you is not.
- Click the seal on the site. It opens a validation page bound to a domain and showing the company, the number, the status and the excluded countries.
- Compare the company name from the two sources against the footer. Where they differ, the register is the one to trust — as is the case here.
Frequently asked questions
Is Elexusslot licensed?
Yes. Anjouan licence ALSI-202408058-FI3, type b2c, issued 29 August 2024 and valid until 28 August 2027, status Valid in the register, with elexusslot.com among the domains it covers. Checked on 5 October 2026.
Who holds the licence?
The register and the validation page behind the seal both name DB Solutions Ltd, San Victor Street, Orange Walk Town, Belize. The operator’s own footer names Vanta Technology LTD, which holds a different Anjouan licence that does not cover this domain.
Which countries does the licence exclude?
Australia, the Comoros, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States, plus FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions. Complaints from players in those countries fall outside the regulator’s remit.
Where do I go if something goes wrong?
To the operator’s own complaints process first. The licence requires that process to be completed before the independent dispute resolution service can be approached.
How do I find the current address of the site?
Through elexusslot.com, which redirects to whichever mirror is live, or elexus.biz, which the operator publishes as its fixed address. Numbered mirrors change, so a numbered address is not worth writing down.