1xBit review

1xBit is a crypto-only casino and sportsbook. The Anjouan licence register lists Oceaventure Limited with a current licence covering 1xbit.com, and 1xBit’s own blog says it accepts USDT and USDC. That’s close to everything we could confirm: we couldn’t read its terms, cashier or safer gambling pages, and players report withheld winnings that 1xBit hasn’t answered. It also appears in reporting on the wider 1xBet network.

What we could and couldn’t check

1xBit’s website builds its pages in the browser and blocks visitors from some countries, so its terms and conditions, bonus rules, cashier and responsible gambling pages didn’t load for us. That’s why most of the key facts above say “not stated”. It doesn’t mean those things don’t exist; it means we couldn’t confirm them from 1xBit’s own pages. If you’re able to read them, check the restricted-country list, withdrawal limits and KYC rules before depositing.

Stablecoin deposits and withdrawals

A post on 1xBit’s own blog (August 2026) says it supports deposits and withdrawals in USDT and USDC and that you choose the network when you pay. It doesn’t say which networks are available. Some third-party reviews list networks, but we couldn’t confirm them on a 1xBit page, so we haven’t repeated them.

Minimum deposit and withdrawal, withdrawal fees and limits are all not stated. Check the cashier before sending, and send a small test amount first.

Licence and safety

The Anjouan licence register lists Oceaventure Limited with licence ALSI-202409027-FI2, status valid, issued 16 September 2024 and expiring 15 September 2027. It covers four domains: 1xbit.com, 1xbitx.com, 1xcrypto.com and 1xbit1.com. 1xBit uses many mirror sites; any domain not on that list isn’t covered by the licence. Oceaventure doesn’t appear in Curaçao’s licence register or its enforcement register, so 1xBit doesn’t hold a Curaçao licence, although some older 1xBit blog posts mention one. We couldn’t read the licence details shown in 1xBit’s own footer.

A Follow the Money investigation (June 2023) into the 1xBet group lists 1xBit among the “1x” brands, as the network’s crypto gambling site. The Anjouan register names a different company from 1xBet’s Curaçao operators, and we haven’t seen documents establishing a formal ownership link. We found no regulator action naming 1xBit or Oceaventure.

Provably fair games

Not stated. 1xBit’s blog says provably fair technology is used on “eligible games”, but doesn’t say which.

KYC: when you’ll need ID

Not stated, because we couldn’t read the terms. 1xBit’s marketing says you can register with just an email. The complaints above describe accounts being closed at the point of withdrawal for alleged breaches of the terms, which is when KYC and account reviews usually happen. Don’t assume “no KYC” means you’ll never be checked.

Bonuses

Not stated. 1xBit’s bonus rules page didn’t load for us, so we can’t summarise any offer.

Safer gambling tools

Not confirmed. A 1xBit blog post (updated October 2026) says it offers daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits, session reminders, reality checks and temporary or permanent self-exclusion. We couldn’t confirm these in 1xBit’s rules or account pages, which don’t load for us, so they don’t count towards its score. If you play, set your own budget in advance, and consider a blocking tool; our responsible gambling guide lists free options.

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Facts checked October 2026. Sources: Anjouan licence register · CGA licence register (Oct 2026) · 1xBit blog: USDT and USDC (blog.1xbit.com) · 1xBit blog: safer gambling tools (Oct 2026) (blog.1xbit.com) · AskGamblers complaints · AskGamblers: 1,570 USDT balance complaint · AskGamblers: unpaid $600 balance complaint · Casino.guru complaints · Follow the Money on the 1xBet network. Casinos change their terms without notice; if something here is out of date, tell us and we'll re-check it. How we review casinos · Responsible gambling: helplines and self-exclusion.