Blazespins Review: Fast Payout Promise, Anjouan Licence

Blazespins is an online casino run by One Touch Exch Co LTD under an Anjouan licence, ALSI-202506039-FI2, and it accepts players from Ireland. It has no Irish licence, so this Blazespins review ends where it starts: swerve.

Blazespins licence and operator

Unusually for an offshore brand, the paperwork is stated plainly. The footer and terms name the company and the licence number: Anjouan Gaming Authority, licence ALSI-202506039-FI2. Anjouan is an island authority in the Comoros. It is not the Malta or UK regime, and its complaints process is not one an Irish player can easily use.

The restricted-countries list in section 2.2 of the terms leaves Ireland out. No casino is licensed in Ireland yet: the GRAI plans to start gaming licences in early 2027, and for now the reputable choice is a Malta or UK licensee. Our licensing explainer has the detail.

Deposits and Blazespins withdrawals

The terms set the minimum deposit at EUR 20 (20 units of the account currency, per terms 5.1). On payouts they are specific: Within 15 minutes once checks are complete; card (OCT) payouts up to 48 hours (per terms 6.2). That reads well. The weakness is enforcement: if a payout stalls, the terms are policed from Anjouan. The payment method list was not recorded in our data.

Bonus and promo code

No welcome offer or promo code was recorded: . We do not chase codes for offshore casinos.

Tools for safer play

The responsible gaming page offers deposit limits set by emailing support, temporary breaks and self-exclusion. Limits by email are clumsier than a setting in the account, but the tools exist. Self-excluding there covers Blazespins only; Ireland's national exclusion register is not running yet. Irish support services are on our safer gambling page. Players must be 18+.

What an Anjouan licence does not give you

It helps to be concrete about the gap. A bookmaker on the GRAI register must offer money limits on remote gambling, may not take credit cards, must verify age and identity under the 2026 regulations, and answers to an Irish regulator that can fine it up to EUR 20 million or 10% of turnover. When gaming licensing begins, casinos will come under the same authority. Blazespins sits outside all of that. Its self-imposed rules may be decent, but they are self-imposed.

No Blazespins app or sister sites were confirmed in our data, and searches for either found nothing reliable.

Blazespins review verdict: real in Anjouan, not for Ireland

It is a real, licensed business in Anjouan with readable terms. It is not a choice we can recommend to an Irish reader, because nothing protects you here if it goes wrong. No link from us. For Malta and UK licensed alternatives, see the casino rankings.