| Operating company | Satoshi Gaming Group N.V. |
|---|---|
| Running since | 2018 |
| Licence | Curaçao · 8048/JAZ |
| Sign-up | Email address |
| Withdraw before ID check | Requested case by case, no published limit |
| Crypto payout time | 3–60 minutes |
| Withdrawal cap | No published cap |
| Coins accepted | 20 |
| Games / providers | 8,000 from 50 studios |
| Sportsbook | Yes |
| Provably fair originals | Yes |
TrustDice’s licence number is the older Curaçao format
TrustDice lists Curaçao licence no. 8048/JAZ, and our check against the register found it verified. The format matters. 8048/JAZ is a legacy master-licence number from the superseded sub-licence system, not a modern OGL/2024/… direct-licence number. Three other operators on this list carry the newer direct format. A legacy number does not mean the licence is invalid, but it is less straightforward to search in the current Curaçao register because the old master-licence records are not always presented the same way as direct licences. The operator has run since 2018 under Satoshi Gaming Group N.V., so the legacy licence number is not a recent oversight; it reflects how the company was originally licensed. If you are comparing licences across operators, a modern OGL number is generally easier to locate in the regulator's public database, though both formats can represent a valid Curaçao authorisation. If you want to confirm the operator yourself, start with the licence registers and what recourse exists.
A 3-minute payout floor is a floor, not a guarantee
TrustDice publishes a crypto payout window of 3–60 minutes, the fastest floor on this comparison list. That is a floor, not a promise: the operator can still hold a withdrawal for review. The facts show no published limit for withdrawals before an ID check, and the process is handled case by case. That means a small withdrawal may leave in minutes if the account is already verified, but a first withdrawal may sit while documents are requested. The wider product includes 8,000 games from 50 studios, a sportsbook, and provably fair originals, but payout speed claims should be read against the withdrawal review process, not the game library. Before relying on that 3-minute number, read published payout windows and caps and understand what triggers an ID check, and threshold scopes.
From New Zealand: practical points
New Zealand banks often decline card payments to gambling merchants, so a crypto-only funding path is relevant. TrustDice accepts 20 coins, but any crypto deposit still carries a currency round trip from NZD through an exchange. Consider the currency exposure and the NZD round trip before funding. Sign-up requires only an email address, but that does not mean no verification later; the operator can request documents before a withdrawal. Because the operator's risk desk works European hours, a New Zealand morning is their night; a withdrawal flagged for review may not be seen until late afternoon NZT. The restricted-countries clause has not been individually confirmed for this operator; read the terms before depositing.
Unpublished terms create three gaps
Unpublished figures are not neutral; they are worse than a mediocre published number because the operator can apply them to you in any way at any time. TrustDice has three gaps worth noting:
- The welcome offer's wagering multiple is not published. A 100% match and 25 free spins sound straightforward, but without a stated playthrough you cannot compare the true cost.
- The withdrawal cap is not published. No cap may sound generous, but it also means no defined ceiling you can plan around.
- The amount you can withdraw before an ID check has no published limit and is requested case by case. You cannot know in advance what triggers a document request.
For a New Zealand player, the unpublished case-by-case rule means you cannot know at sign-up whether your first withdrawal will be instant or held for a document request. That uncertainty should be priced into any deposit. These gaps affect the ranking rules because unpublished terms receive no credit.