FAQ

Rainbet operates under a valid Anjouan B2C gaming licence held by RBGAMING N.V., Licence No. ALSI-152406029-FI2. This is an international licence and does not mean that Rainbet is licensed in New Zealand.

For Kiwi players, Rainbet supports a wide array of digital currencies. This includes major coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin, as well as Tether, Toncoin, Solana, and TRON for both deposits and withdrawals.

Alongside its crypto offerings, Rainbet accommodates several traditional currencies. New Zealand Dollars (NZD) are accepted, along with US Dollars, Canadian Dollars, and Euros for your convenience.

Rainbet generally does not list platform fees for standard deposits or withdrawals, although blockchain network fees or payment-provider charges may apply depending on the selected method.

Deposit requirements depend on the selected payment method and currency. Minimum amounts may vary, while any applicable maximums or account-specific limits should be checked directly in the Rainbet cashier before making a deposit.

Rainbet does not currently require a standalone mobile app. The platform can be accessed through supported mobile browsers on smartphones and tablets, with the main casino, account and payment features available through its responsive interface.

Rainbet’s rewards structure includes rank progression, rakeback and recurring account-based rewards. Dedicated VIP benefits and host support depend on player eligibility and account activity.

To change your registered email, simply reach out to the customer support team. They will guide you through a quick verification process to ensure your account's security before updating your details.

No. To ensure fair play and prevent promotional abuse, Rainbet strictly limits each player to a single account. Creating multiple accounts is a violation of their terms and can lead to all accounts being closed and funds voided.

Yes. Rainbet restricts access from certain jurisdictions, and these restrictions may change over time. New Zealand players should check the casino’s current Terms and Conditions and eligibility requirements before registering.

Rainbet does not advertise hidden withdrawal charges, although blockchain network fees or other method-specific costs may apply depending on the payment option used.

Rainbet currently accepts players from New Zealand, subject to its Terms and Conditions and restricted-jurisdiction rules. The casino operates under an Anjouan B2C gaming licence held by RBGAMING N.V. This international licence should not be confused with a New Zealand casino licence.