TrustDice Review (2026): Licences, USDT, Swedish Ban & VPNs

TrustDice is a crypto casino and sportsbook run by Satoshi Gaming Group N.V., with licences from both Curaçao and Anjouan that we confirmed on the regulators’ registers. It takes USDT on Tron, Ethereum and BNB Chain, plus USDC, from a $0.10 minimum. Its complaint record is comparatively good, but Sweden banned it for targeting Swedish players, and its own help centre promotes VPNs for reaching restricted sites.

Key facts

TrustDice

Checked October 2026

⚠ Banned in Sweden Apr 2025 for targeting Swedes; help centre promotes VPN use Sources: iGaming Business on the Swedish ban · Help: “Best VPNs” article

Operator: Satoshi Gaming Group N.V.Company no. 151832, Curaçao. Anjouan licence held by Satoshi Labs Ltd
Licence: Curaçao Gaming Authority and Anjouan · OGL/2024/664/0280 · ALSI-202605020-FI1 ✓ check on register
Stablecoins: USDT on Tron (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20), BNB Chain (BEP-20)USDC on networks not stated
Min deposit: $0.10 worth of crypto
Min withdrawal: No fixed minimum stated; you must have deposited at least 10 USDT and wagered it 5× first
Withdrawal fee: not stated (no deposit fee; withdrawal fee only described on marketing pages)
Withdrawal limits: not stated
Withdrawal time: Within 1 hour, up to 48 hours (the casino's stated time; compare)
KYC: May be requested in some cases; no thresholds published
Provably fair: Yes: in-house games such as Dice, Crash and Plinko
Safer gambling: Self-exclusion

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Stablecoin deposits and withdrawals

TrustDice’s USDT page lists USDT on Tron (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) and BNB Chain (BEP-20), “depending on availability”. Its help centre lists USDC too, without naming a network; check the cashier.

Minimum deposit: $0.10 worth of crypto, according to the help centre, with no deposit fee from TrustDice.
Before your first withdrawal: you need to have deposited at least 10 USDT (or equivalent) and wagered your deposit at least five times, and each withdrawal needs an email code. TrustDice aims to pay within an hour, but says some take up to 48 hours.
Withdrawal fee and limits: not stated in the help centre. Marketing pages claim there’s no platform fee.

The five-times wagering requirement on deposits is stricter than most casinos we review, which ask for once or less.

Licence and safety

Curaçao: the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s certificate lists Satoshi Gaming Group N.V. (company no. 151832), licence OGL/2024/664/0280, as active since 16 July 2024, for trustdice.win; the October 2026 register shows it as indefinite. Not on the enforcement register.
Anjouan: the Anjouan register lists Satoshi Labs Ltd, licence ALSI-202605020-FI1, valid to 14 May 2027, for trustdice.win and mollydice.com.

AskGamblers lists 16 complaints, 14 resolved; one, a $6,211 dispute from 2022, remains unresolved. We found no hacks. Several look-alike domains use the TrustDice name; only trustdice.win is on the licences.

Restricted countries: not stated. TrustDice’s terms didn’t load for us; a sportsbook page says the US, the UK and other strictly regulated markets “may be restricted”.

Provably fair games

TrustDice’s in-house games, including Dice, Crash and Plinko, use a hashed server seed, client seed and nonce that can be checked per round.

KYC: when you’ll need ID

TrustDice says verification may be requested in certain cases, such as large withdrawals, security checks or account reviews; no thresholds are published. It also advertises approval from a “no KYC” listing site. Complaints show withdrawals held pending verification, so expect checks on larger amounts.

Bonuses

Not stated. TrustDice’s pages describe conflicting welcome packages, and we couldn’t read the actual bonus terms.

Safer gambling tools

TrustDice’s marketing pages mention deposit and loss limits, cool-down and session timers and self-exclusion, but its help centre doesn’t describe them, so we’ve counted only self-exclusion. A 2025 AskGamblers complaint that a one-month self-exclusion wasn’t respected was resolved.

Pros and cons

Pros

Two licences confirmed on regulator registers
USDT on Tron, Ethereum and BNB Chain
$0.10 minimum deposit
Comparatively good complaint record

Cons

Banned in Sweden for targeting Swedish players
Help centre promotes VPN use
Deposits must be wagered 5× before withdrawal
Restricted countries, withdrawal fee and limits not stated
Safer gambling tools not documented in the help centre

Our takeTrustDice’s licences check out and its complaint handling looks better than most, but a casino that promotes VPNs for getting round country restrictions isn’t looking out for its players. If you play, only do so where it’s legal for you, and note the 5× deposit wagering before your first withdrawal.

FAQ

Is TrustDice licensed?

Yes. The Curaçao Gaming Authority lists licence OGL/2024/664/0280 as active for trustdice.win, and the Anjouan register lists a second licence valid to May 2027.

Why was TrustDice banned in Sweden?

Sweden’s regulator found it was targeting Swedish players without a Swedish licence, including Swedish-language terms and marketing, and banned it from offering gambling there in April 2025.

What do I need before withdrawing from TrustDice?

A deposit of at least 10 USDT or equivalent, wagered at least five times, and an email verification code for each withdrawal.

Facts checked October 2026. Sources: CGA licence certificate · Anjouan licence register · Help: how to deposit crypto (intercom.help) · Help: how to withdraw (intercom.help) · Help: “Best VPNs” article (intercom.help) · USDT casino page (trustdice.win) · Provably fair (trustdice.win) · iGaming Business on the Swedish ban · AskGamblers complaints. 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.