God55 Licence Check

• Updated 2026
• MGA Warning
• isgod55legal.com

God55 displays logos from three major gaming regulators on its websites: the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR), and the Curacao Gaming Authority (CGA). We checked all three databases.

The MGA operates a public licence register at mga.org.mt. Investigators searched for God55 in March 2025 and found no matching licence. The MGA subsequently issued an official warning confirming it has no connection with 17 God55-related URLs. The logos displayed by God55 use outdated MGA branding and do not link to any certificate.

PAGCOR, the Philippine gaming regulator, maintains an online casino registry. A search of this registry at the time of investigation found no record of God55 as a licensed operator. God55's PAGCOR logo was also noted as outdated.

The Curacao Gaming Authority (gaming-curacao.com) also returned no results for God55 when checked. The operator's Curacao logo similarly lacked any link to a verifiable certificate.

To verify a casino licence: (1) Find the regulator name and licence number in the casino's footer. (2) Visit the official regulator website directly — never follow a link from the casino site. (3) Search for the licence number or operator name. (4) Confirm the licence is active, not expired, and matches the website domain.

• Does God55 have a valid MGA licence?

  No. The MGA confirmed in March 2025 that it has no licensing connection with God55 and that any reference to MGA licencing on God55 sites is false.

• Is God55 licensed by PAGCOR?

  No valid PAGCOR licence was found in the regulator's database during the 2025 investigation.

• How do I check a licence number?

  Visit the official regulator website (mga.org.mt, pagcor.ph, gaming-curacao.com) and search by operator name or licence number in their public registry.