Spinly is a crypto casino that went live in 2024, one of the newer names in online crypto gambling to publish a named operator and a register-verifiable licence from day one. It is the second brand of Pixel Gaming Limited, the Comoros company that has run the Bitcoin casino Bspin since 2018, and both sites operate under a single Anjouan licence.
How Spinly actually plays — the games, payout mechanics, bonus terms, and our rating — is covered in our Spinly Casino review.
Who Operates Spinly
Spinly.io is owned and operated by Pixel Gaming Limited, company registration number 15699, with its registered address at Hamchako, Mutsamudu, on the Autonomous Island of Anjouan in the Union of Comoros. Pixel Gaming Limited also owns Bspin.io, so a Spinly account ultimately answers to the same legal entity as its older sister brand: terms, disputes, and licence obligations for both sites rest with one company in one jurisdiction.
Licensing Record
Pixel Gaming Limited holds a B2C internet gaming licence from the Anjouan Gaming Board, number ALSI-092404013-FI2, issued on 15 April 2024 and running to 14 April 2027. The regulator's public register lists the licence as valid and names both spinly.io and bspin.io as covered domains — one licence spanning the pair rather than separate authorisations. Spinly's own terms print the number as ALSI-092404013-F12; the register's spelling is the one reproduced here.
Since launch, Spinly has kept the same brand name, operator, and licence, with no entity change on record. Players checking who stands behind an account can match the entity named in the site footer against the Anjouan register, where the licence is publicly searchable.