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Register entry · wild.io

Wild.io

watchlistLast reviewed 2026-09-02First published 2026-09-0210 sourcesCoverage 3 of 5 components

Disclosure: CryptoGuardz has no commercial relationship with Wild.io and earns nothing if you sign up with them. Status and score are derived from the data below by the formula published at our methodology page, the same way as for operators we do have a relationship with.

score 34 of 100 at low confidence · 3 of 5 components measured · 5 documented contradictions · licence not confirmed · 7 recorded gaps · 10 sources

1. What this means for you

Consequences first, in the conditional, each one produced by a document Wild.io publishes itself or by the register of the authority that licensed it. Every line links to the section that proves it.

2. The score, component by component

Wild.io scores 34 out of 100, at low confidence, from 3 of five components. The formula is published in full at our methodology page so any reader can recompute it from the data on this page.

3. What we could not verify

Every register entry carries this section, and it sits third rather than last because the limits of a check belong beside its results.

4. Licence and who operates it

Wild.io states a licence on its own site. We could not confirm it against the issuing authority’s register. That is an absence of confirmation, not evidence the licence is invalid.

What a Anjouan licence actually covers, how a complaint under it works and what it does not cover at all is set out on the Anjouan jurisdiction page, alongside every other operator on the register under the same regime.

Other entities named in this operator’s own documents

• A third-party database attributes a Curacao licence to this operator in addition to Anjouan. Neither the company nor either of its domains appears in the Curacao authority's register, and the operator's own documents claim Anjouan only. The false attribution is the third party's, not the operator's.

5. Where the marketing and the terms disagree

We compare what an operator advertises against its own binding terms and against the issuing register. Wild.io has 5 documented contradictions. Each one below cites both sides.

6. Our withdrawal test

We have not yet deposited to Wild.io or requested a withdrawal ourselves. Until we have, this section carries no measurement and the payout score above excludes that component. We publish this absence instead of repeating the operator’s own stated times as though we had verified them.

7. Money in, money out

Tanzanite, which publishes on-chain deposit volume for the larger crypto casinos, does not track Wild.io. We have not identified a payout wallet for Wild.io ourselves either, so there is no on-chain figure for this operator from any source we trust. That is a gap, and it is stated rather than filled. The operators that do carry a figure are listed separately.

Payout wallet

Deposit volume is money going in. The harder question is whether money comes back out, and that needs the operator’s payout wallet. We have not identified one for Wild.io. Where a payout wallet can be identified we track its balance trend directly on chain, because a wallet draining faster than it fills is a leading signal of payment trouble while complaint volume is a lagging one. For this operator that signal is not available, which is why the on-chain component is left out of the score rather than counted as a zero.

8. What players say in public

9. Who promotes Wild.io

10. Withdrawal terms and KYC

These are Wild.io’s own stated terms, taken from its binding documents in place of from its marketing pages. Where the two disagree, the disagreement is recorded in the section above.

11. Bonus terms in plain numbers

12. Coins and chains

12 coins are enumerated in Wild.io’s own documentation: BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, TRX, ADA, USDT, BNB, USDC, XRP, SOL.

• BTC
• ETH
• LTC
• DOGE
• BCH
• TRX
• ADA
• USDT
• BNB
• USDC
• XRP
• SOL

Twelve coins documented against twelve marketed. This is one of five operators on the register whose coin count matches its own documentation exactly, and it is worth crediting.

13. Where you cannot use it

14. Who should avoid Wild.io

Anyone who needs a licence they can verify themselves. Wild.io’s licence is asserted on its own site and we could not confirm it in the issuing register, which means there is no independent recourse path we can point you to.

15. Related entries on the register

Winz.io winz.ioSame licensing authority: not disclosed.watchlistGamdom gamdom.comSame licensing authority: not disclosed.watchlistLucky Block luckyblock.comAlso carries a licence we could not confirm in an issuing register.watchlistVave vave.comAlso carries a licence we could not confirm in an issuing register.watchlist

Or browse the full payout index, the watchlist, the contradictions we have documented, or read how we rate operators.

16. Sources

• Wild.io terms and conditions · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Wild.io bonus terms · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Wild.io welcome package promotion · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Wild.io payment methods · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Wild.io privacy policy · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Wild.io about page · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Wild.io withdrawal time guide · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Curacao Gaming Authority online gaming licence registry, negative check · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Casino Guru review · retrieved 2026-09-02
• Trustpilot profile · retrieved 2026-09-02

About this review

Compiled by the CryptoGuardz register team. First published 2026-09-02, last reviewed 2026-09-02. Facts are drawn from the sources above; the status and score are derived by the published formula from those facts alone. Research and drafting are AI-assisted and reviewed by a named editor before publication. Corrections: corrections.