KSI Casino is operated by Win Top Ltd and launched in 2026. We hold a licence issued by the Anjouan Gaming Authority (licence number ALSI-202601040-FI2), which sets the regulatory framework within which we run the platform. That licence is not decorative — it comes with obligations around fair play, financial conduct, and responsible operation that we are required to meet and that the authority can act on if we fall short.

We built KSI Casino for players in the United Kingdom. That shapes a great deal of how we think about the platform: the payment methods we support, the currency options we make available, the speed at which we process withdrawals, and the standards we hold ourselves to when something does not go as expected. If a withdrawal is delayed, a game behaves unexpectedly, or a player contacts support with a complaint, we treat that as something to resolve properly — not to manage away.

How We Handle Player Money

Player balances are kept separate from the operational funds of the business. This means that the money you deposit is not used to fund the running of the platform. We consider this a basic requirement of operating honestly. When you request a withdrawal, those funds are yours, and our target is to process them within zero to twenty-four hours. We set a minimum deposit and withdrawal threshold of £20 so that the platform remains practical for everyday use rather than only for high-volume play.

Safer Gambling

We take safer gambling seriously as a matter of how the platform is built, not as an afterthought. The tools available to players — deposit limits, session controls, self-exclusion — are part of the site's core functionality. We do not make them difficult to find. If you need to take a break or set a boundary on your play, those options are accessible directly from your account. We also carry out checks that are standard practice for a licensed operator, and we will act if we identify patterns of play that suggest a player may be in difficulty.

On the question of which game providers and payment routes we list: we work only with software studios and payment processors that meet recognised industry standards. The providers whose games appear on the platform — including names such as Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, and others — are established suppliers with their own compliance requirements. We apply the same logic to payment methods. If a provider or payment route does not meet the standards we expect, it does not appear on the platform.

We are a relatively new operation, having launched in 2026, and we are aware that trust is built over time through consistent conduct rather than stated commitments. If you have a question about how we operate, our support team is available to answer it directly.