7Bit Casino’s current official operator is Scores55 Tech B.V., company number 162990 in Curaçao. The current Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate for 7bitcasino.com lists licence OGL/2024/1307/0748 and shows the licence as active. That offshore record is separate from Australian authorisation. ACMA says an online wagering provider must appear on its register of licensed interactive gambling providers to operate legally in Australia, and no Australian local licence for 7Bit Casino or Scores55 Tech B.V. is verified on that register.
For an Australian reader, those two checks answer different questions. The Curaçao certificate identifies who operates the website and the offshore licence under which it operates. The ACMA register answers whether a local Australian wagering licence is verified. A Curaçao licence does not become an Australian licence, and it should not be described as ACMA approval or Australian regulatory protection.
Official 7Bit Casino Operator and Licensing Details
The current 7Bit Casino Terms and Conditions identify the website operator as Scores55 Tech B.V., registered under number 162990 at Scharlooweg 39, Willemstad, Curaçao. The same Terms state that the website is licensed and authorised by the Curaçao Gaming Authority under licence number OGL/2024/1307/0748.
The separate Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate provides the stronger licence check because it is regulator-issued. The certificate states that 7bitcasino.com is operated by Scores55 Tech B.V., names licence OGL/2024/1307/0748, records a grant date of 16 July 2024 and shows the licence status as Active. These fields match the operator and licence details currently displayed by 7Bit itself.
Operator and licence details can change even when the brand name stays the same. The operator named in the current Terms should therefore match the current regulator certificate. On 3 September 2026, those two official records agree on Scores55 Tech B.V. and OGL/2024/1307/0748.
What the Curaçao licence establishes
The certificate establishes a specific regulatory relationship: the named domain is operated by Scores55 Tech B.V. under an active Curaçao Gaming Authority licence. That is materially different from a casino merely displaying a licence badge or making an unsupported licensing claim. The company name, company number, domain and licence number can be cross-checked against an official certificate.
For a reader assessing the site’s identity, this reduces one type of uncertainty. It gives a current legal entity to match against Terms and other official pages and a regulator-issued licence number that can be checked independently. It also provides a date and current status rather than relying only on undated marketing copy.
However, the certificate should not be stretched beyond what it proves. It does not state that 7Bit has an Australian licence. It does not place the operator on ACMA’s Australian register. It does not guarantee a particular withdrawal outcome, bonus result or dispute resolution route for an Australian user. Those are separate questions with separate evidence.
Australian local-licence status
ACMA maintains the register of licensed interactive gambling providers used for legal online wagering services in Australia. ACMA’s guidance tells users to check that register before using an online wagering service and says a service must be on the register to operate legally in Australia as a licensed interactive wagering provider.
The current ACMA register does not identify 7Bit Casino or Scores55 Tech B.V. as an Australian licensed interactive wagering provider. The correct statement is therefore narrow: no Australian local licence is verified for 7Bit or Scores55 on the current ACMA register. That is not the same as saying the Curaçao licence is invalid. It means the offshore licence and Australian local authorisation are different regulatory records.
This distinction is especially important because 7Bit also presents sportsbook and esports functionality. Product availability does not establish Australian licensing. The 7Bit sportsbook and esports guide covers those features, while licensing is assessed separately.
Offshore licence versus Australian authorisation
| Check | What is currently known | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Website operator | Scores55 Tech B.V., company no. 162990 | Identifies the current company named by 7Bit and the CGA certificate. |
| Curaçao licence | OGL/2024/1307/0748, Active | Shows an active offshore gaming licence for 7bitcasino.com. |
| Australian local register | No 7Bit or Scores55 match verified | 7Bit is not listed as Australian-licensed or ACMA-approved. |
| Australian legal framework | Interactive Gambling Act 2001, administered by ACMA | Australian provider-side rules remain separate from the Curaçao licence. |
The practical benefit of this two-column view is that it avoids two opposite mistakes. One is treating any offshore licence as if it creates Australian approval. The other is ignoring a genuine current offshore licence merely because the operator is not on the Australian register. Both records can be true at the same time, but they answer different questions.
What ACMA status means for trust
For an Australian reader, local regulatory protection should not be assumed where no local licence is verified. ACMA’s register is tied to licensed interactive wagering providers and the Australian consumer-protection framework that applies to them. A service absent from that register should not be presented as having those local licensing protections.
The wider legal picture is covered on the 7Bit legal status in Australia page. The Interactive Gambling Act, provider-side restrictions, website-blocking evidence and the 2026 reform timetable are separate from the operator identity and licence status shown in current regulator records.
The trust conclusion is simpler. The current offshore operator and licence can be verified against official records, but no Australian local licence is verified. An Australian reader should evaluate the site with that regulatory gap in mind rather than treating the Curaçao certificate as a substitute for local authorisation.
What to check before using 7Bit Casino
Can the operator be identified?Yes. Current official records name Scores55 Tech B.V., registration number 162990.Can the licence number be checked?Yes. The Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate for 7bitcasino.com lists OGL/2024/1307/0748 and shows Active status.Is an Australian local licence verified?No. The current ACMA licensed interactive gambling providers register does not verify 7Bit Casino or Scores55 Tech B.V.Should the offshore licence be treated as ACMA approval?No. Offshore licensing and Australian local authorisation are separate checks.Are payment and withdrawal claims part of the licence check?No. Cashier availability, withdrawal minimums and verification requirements need their own evidence. See the 7Bit payment methods guide for the payment overview.Can account controls be checked separately?Yes. Registration, age and account-access requirements belong in the 7Bit registration guide rather than being inferred from the licence certificate.Does the operator publish support and safer-gambling resources?Yes. Current official pages describe 24/7 support through live chat and email, plus deposit and loss limits, bet limits, cooling-off, self-exclusion and permanent account closure options.
Support and responsible-gambling signals
Support capability does not replace licensing, but it is a useful operational trust check. 7Bit’s current About Us and FAQ pages state that support is available through live chat and email, with the About Us page describing customer support as available 24/7. A reader who needs account or payment help should use the contact channels published on the current official site.
The current Play Safe page also describes several account-control tools: deposit and loss limits, bet limits, cooling-off periods, fixed-term self-exclusion and permanent account closure. These are useful signals that the operator publishes responsible-gambling controls. They should still be understood as operator-side tools, not as evidence that the account is covered by Australia’s local wagering consumer-protection system.
Australian tools have their own scope. In particular, the national framework and BetStop apply to Australian-licensed online and phone wagering providers. Where no Australian local licence is verified, readers should not assume that local protections or dispute routes attach simply because an offshore operator offers its own safer-gambling features.
Licence evidence should not be used to infer withdrawal performance
A licence certificate can identify an operator and regulatory authority, but it does not prove that every payment request will be processed in a particular time or without verification. Those are operational claims that need current cashier and KYC evidence. An Active certificate therefore should not be treated as a general promise about payout speed or verification requirements.
Withdrawal performance should be assessed from current payment and KYC terms rather than from the licence certificate alone. Payment terms can change more frequently than operator identity, and verification requirements can depend on account circumstances.
Checking Australian authorisation
Licence information is unusually sensitive to stale data because the brand name can stay the same while the operating company or regulatory record changes. Operator and licence details can change even when the brand name stays the same. The current 7Bit Terms identify the operator named by the site, while the regulator-issued CGA certificate provides a separate official record. Comparing those current records reduces the risk of relying on outdated operator or licence details.
For Australian authorisation, the key question is not whether an offshore regulator recognises the operator, but whether the provider is locally licensed for the relevant Australian wagering category. ACMA’s own register is the controlling public source for that question. A brand statement, search result, payment method or accessible website cannot substitute for a register entry.
The two official records answer different questions. The current Terms and CGA certificate establish the offshore operator and licence details, while ACMA’s register establishes whether a relevant Australian authorisation is present. Until either official record changes, those findings remain separate rather than being merged into a broad “licensed” or “unlicensed” label.
How to verify the record yourself
- Open the current 7Bit Terms and confirm the operator name and licence number shown in the legal section.
- Open the Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate for 7bitcasino.com and compare the domain, company name, company number, licence number and status.
- Open ACMA’s register of licensed interactive gambling providers and search for both the trading name and the legal operator name.
- Do not treat an offshore licence badge or promotional claim as proof of Australian licensing.
- Recheck the current records when making a time-sensitive decision because operators, licences and register entries can change.
These sources answer different parts of the licensing picture. 7Bit’s Terms identify the operator it currently presents, the CGA certificate records the offshore licence, and ACMA’s register addresses the Australian local-licence question.
Official sources
The operator and offshore licence were rechecked on 3 September 2026 against the 7Bit Casino Terms and Conditions and the Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate. Australian local-register status was rechecked against ACMA’s licensed interactive gambling providers register.
For the broader product assessment, return to the 7Bit Casino Australia review. The important licence takeaway is precise: 7Bit currently has a verifiable Curaçao operator/licence record under Scores55 Tech B.V. and OGL/2024/1307/0748, while no Australian local licence is verified on the ACMA register.