CryptoGuardzIndependent crypto register
Read the binding document, check it against the issuing register, publish the disagreement18+ · Gambling carries risk of loss

Choose a language

The register is published in these languages. If this page has no version in one of them, you go to that language’s home page.

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Guides

How to do yourself what this register does at scale. Each one is a check you can run in minutes on any operator, including ones we have not covered.

Why guides and not blog posts

Every one of these teaches a check instead of describing a topic. That is a deliberate constraint: a page explaining what a Curaçao licence is adds nothing to the internet, while a page showing you how to query the Curaçao register and read the status field lets you check an operator we have never covered.

It is also the honest division of labour. We can review a few hundred operators. There are thousands, and new ones launch weekly. The register handles the ones we have reached; these guides are for everything else.

What they have in common

Each one points you at a primary document and not at an opinion. The licence guide sends you to a regulator’s register. The terms guide sends you to seven specific clauses in the operator’s own paperwork. The withdrawal guide tells you which clause to ask support to cite when a payout stalls.

None of them require a subscription, a tool, or trusting us. That is the test a guide has to pass before it goes on this page.