Anjouan licence
RainBet names RBGAMING N.V. and an Anjouan licence. It does not currently display a New Zealand online casino licence.
New Zealand's online casino rules changed in 2026, but the licensed market is not live yet. This page separates today's temporary rules from the system expected in 2027.
CURRENT LOCAL STATUS UNVERIFIED
No online casino licences have been issued yet. We also found no official evidence that RainBet qualifies for the temporary 2026 operating window.
That timing gap matters: neither “legal offshore play” nor technical access proves provider eligibility.
RainBet names RBGAMING N.V. and an Anjouan licence. It does not currently display a New Zealand online casino licence.
The Online Casino Gambling Act 2026 is in force, but DIA expects to begin issuing licences from early 2027.
Until 1 December 2026, only casinos serving New Zealand before 1 May may continue. They cannot advertise to New Zealand customers.
There is no public licensed-casino register yet, and we found no official evidence that RainBet qualifies for the transition or licensing process.
The Online Casino Gambling Act 2026 started a staged transition, not an instant licensed market.
DIA says there is currently no change for customers. Existing providers that meet the Act's historic-service condition may continue until 1 December 2026, but cannot advertise. That condition cannot be inferred just because a website loads.
After the December threshold, only selected applicants can continue under exemption. Licences and the public register are expected from early 2027.
The correct status depends on the date and the provider's documented place in the process.
A continuing provider must have supplied New Zealand customers before 1 May 2026 and must not advertise here during the transition.
Only operators that win the right to apply and lodge an application may continue under an exemption while DIA assesses them.
DIA expects licences and a public register. Licensed platforms will carry a unique registration icon and formal player protections.
Use official dates, exact entities and product-specific rules.
New Zealand's regime is changing quickly. Check the DIA customer page on the day you make a decision.
Match the brand, legal company, domain and payment recipient. RainBet's terms identify RBGAMING N.V.
Do not assume a site operated before 1 May 2026. That fact needs official or independently verifiable evidence.
Overseas online casino rules are transitioning, while online racing and sports betting is restricted to TAB NZ from 28 June 2025.
Providers may not advertise online casino services to New Zealand customers during the transition. A targeted offer is not proof of approval.
Until licensing is operational, an offshore dispute may lack the complaint route and protections that DIA-licensed casinos will provide.
Payment access shows that a transaction may be attempted, not that the provider is approved.
An NZD display can reduce conversion confusion, but it does not establish transition eligibility or a future DIA licence.
If bank transfer or a local-looking option appears, verify the legal payee, fees, limits and return route before committing funds.
A successful Visa or Mastercard deposit does not certify the casino. Banks may decline, flag or separately convert gambling payments.
Bitcoin or USDT does not avoid KYC, territorial rules or volatility. A wrong network or address can make a transfer unrecoverable.
RainBet prohibits VPNs and proxies that hide or manipulate a user's real location.
KYC can compare location, address, identity and payment ownership. RainBet may request photo ID, a selfie and proof of address, and may restrict access to funds while the review is incomplete.
If an account already exists, preserve its records without new wagers. Do not open a second account, use another person's documents or follow a support link to an unknown mirror.
Check the current RainBet terms ↗Keep a dated evidence trail and move the conversation into writing.
Do not pay an extra tax, verification fee or top-up to release a withdrawal that is already pending.
Save balances, deposits, bets, bonuses, withdrawal requests, emails, chats, wallet addresses and transaction hashes.
Request the exact clause, outstanding documents, decision owner and a dated response in writing.
Ask your bank, card issuer or exchange about the transaction status and any dispute process that genuinely applies.
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The answer is transitional, not a simple yes or no. New Zealand's Online Casino Gambling Act 2026 is in force, but licences are not expected until early 2027. Until 1 December 2026, only providers already serving New Zealand before 1 May may continue, without advertising. We found no official evidence confirming RainBet's eligibility.
No New Zealand online casino licences have been issued yet, according to DIA's current customer guidance. RainBet states that RBGAMING N.V. is licensed in Anjouan. That is not a New Zealand licence, and it does not prove eligibility for the transitional regime.
New Zealand is not listed among the restricted countries in the RainBet terms we reviewed. However, a provider may continue during the present window only if it served New Zealand before 1 May 2026. RainBet's public terms do not establish that historical fact, so its local status remains unverified.
DIA says only operators that earn the right to apply for one of up to 15 licences and submit an application may continue under an exemption while assessed. Other online casinos must leave the New Zealand market. The full licensed regime is expected during 2027.
DIA plans to publish a public register after licences begin to issue. Licensed casinos will also need to display a unique registration icon. Until that system exists, do not treat a logo, NZD balance, local wording or payment option as official confirmation.
We do not provide a login or registration link because RainBet's New Zealand transition status is unverified. If you need records from an existing account, type only an address you have independently confirmed, enable two-factor authentication and avoid mirrors, APK downloads and links sent in chat.
RainBet prohibits VPNs, proxies and similar tools that mask or manipulate location. A VPN also cannot establish transition eligibility or licensing. Mismatches between IP address, residential documents and payment ownership may surface during verification or withdrawal.
Online casinos are currently prohibited from advertising to New Zealand customers. A targeted promotion should not be read as approval. If reviewing an existing offer, check wagering, game contribution, maximum bet, expiry and cash-out cap; some RainBet promotional codes limit cash-out to USD 50.
Cashier options can vary by account and change without notice, so we do not promise an NZD wallet or a particular bank method. If one appears, check currency conversion, recipient name, fees, deposit limits and how withdrawals are returned. Availability is not a licence signal.
Confirm the live cashier rather than relying on an old list. Your bank may decline gambling transactions or apply its own foreign-exchange and cash-advance treatment. Use only a payment method in your own name, and never send money to a personal account suggested by support.
RainBet supports cryptocurrency and states a 1× wagering lock on crypto deposits. Check the asset, network, address and memo before sending because blockchain mistakes can be permanent. Crypto does not bypass KYC, RainBet's location rules or New Zealand law.
RainBet's terms mention government photo ID, a selfie holding the ID, and a recent bank statement or utility bill. Users may have 72 hours to complete a request and analysis may take up to seven business days. Withdrawals cannot be completed while the account is temporarily approved.
RainBet states a minimum of USD 15 or the equivalent. Identity checks may occur before payment, and funds are normally returned to the original method. The minimum does not guarantee approval, timing or New Zealand consumer protection.
Do not deposit more. Save the request and all account records, then ask in writing for the reason, clause, missing documents and decision date. Contact your bank, card issuer or exchange about valid dispute options. Never share passwords, two-factor codes or a wallet seed phrase.
Treat casino and sports products separately. DIA says that from 28 June 2025 online racing and sports betting is prohibited unless operated by New Zealand's domestic provider TAB NZ, including its Betcha brand. The new online casino regime does not alter that restriction.
Call the free 24/7 Gambling Helpline on 0800 654 655 or text 8006. Safer Gambling Aotearoa also lists local support and practical steps for staying in control. If someone is in immediate danger, call 111.
If gambling means borrowing, hiding transactions or delaying essentials, stop today. Put distance between yourself and the next payment, and speak to a real person. You do not need to reach crisis point before asking for help.
Support details checked 12 September 2026. Confirm services directly if circumstances change.
This market is changing across specific dates. Recheck the primary source rather than copying an old casino list.
Editorially reviewed 12 September 2026. This independent site is not affiliated with RainBet, DIA or the support services named.