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1xBet App: Store Listing, Downloads and Licence Status
The 1xBet app sits on the Irish App Store under a Cork company's name. A store listing is not a licence, and the app shares the website's problem: no GRAI licence.
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The 1xBet app is listed on the Irish App Store as 1xBet: Sports Betting Ireland, published by Terminus Platform Ireland Limited, the Cork company behind the Irish site. It runs the same account as the website and carries the same status: no licence from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, so we do not recommend downloading it.
What the 1xBet app store listing tells you
According to the App Store listing, the first version appeared in December 2023, when the operator still held a Revenue remote bookmaker's licence. That licence ended with the Revenue system on 30 June 2026. The app did not change; the legal ground under it did. Apple and Google review apps against their own policies, and an app can stay listed while its operator's position in Ireland changes.
Whether an Android version is offered through Google Play in Ireland is not confirmed in our file. Store links, where the operator data carries them: iPhone , Android .
Casino app downloads and loose files
A share of searches are for a 1xBet casino app download, a mobile casino or an Aviator game download. Here the advice is firm. Do not install a betting or casino app from a file passed around on a website, a messaging group or a link in an advert. Such files skip the store's review, can ask for permissions a betting app has no need of, and may not come from the operator at all. If an app is not in the official store for Ireland, that absence is information in itself.
On a casino app the licence question is sharper still. Irish gaming licences do not exist yet, and our file shows no foreign casino licence covering 1xBet's Irish site.
Aviator on a phone
Aviator is a crash game: a multiplier climbs until it stops, and a stake is lost unless it is cashed out first. Rounds last seconds, which suits a phone and does a bankroll no favours. Apps sold as Aviator predictors are a scam: no third-party tool can read where a round will stop. The mechanics are covered on our crash games page.
If the app is already on your phone
- Check the balance and request a withdrawal of whatever is there.
- Save the confirmation emails and a screenshot of the balance and the request.
- Do not deposit again while the brand is off the GRAI register.
- Close the account through the app's settings or the help pages, then delete the app.
The reasoning, including what the Act says about unlicensed operators, is in our 1xBet review.
Licensed betting apps
A licensed bookmaker's app runs under the same GRAI licence as its website. Our betting apps ranking lists only those brands. For checking a brand yourself, the licensing guide explains the register.
On a phone, limits first
18+ only: no one under 18 may bet. A phone makes a bet three taps away, so a deposit limit set on the first day is worth more than any feature. Free help in Ireland is listed on our responsible gambling page.
Readers' questions
- Who publishes the 1xBet app in Ireland?
- The App Store listing names Terminus Platform Ireland Limited, the Cork company that runs the Irish 1xBet site.
- Does being on the App Store mean 1xBet is licensed?
- No. App stores apply their own policies. Only the GRAI register shows who may take bets from Ireland, and 1xBet is not on it.
- Is it safe to download the 1xBet casino app from a website?
- We advise against installing any betting or casino app from a file outside the official stores; it skips the store's checks and may not come from the operator.