Is NuxGame Legit? Licences, Certificates, Company Records and Red Flags

NuxGame is a real, operating company with a valid Anjouan B2B licence in the regulator’s public register. Two other claims need care. Its Curaçao B2B licence shows as revoked at its own request. We could not confirm its GLI-19 certificate or a Romanian licence on any public list. None of this is a finding of wrongdoing, and we found no regulator action against NuxGame. Ask the company for current licence and certificate details before you sign.

• What we checked and how
• Company records and who you would sign with
• The Anjouan licence
• The Curaçao licence status
• GLI-19 and the Romanian licence claim
• Track record, red flags and operator feedback
• How to check any provider yourself
• FAQ

What we checked and how

We read NuxGame’s own legal pages first. Then we searched the regulators’ public registers and looked for the certificate it announced. A supplier (B2B) licence is not a casino licence, so we note which one each result is.

NuxGame ranks second in our 2027 ranking with an overall score of 8.8. A score is not a legal check. Licensing is its lowest criterion at 7.5 out of 10, and you can see the weights on our methodology page. Here is what we found:

Company records and who you would sign with

NuxGame’s terms and conditions name the company as Nuxgen B.V., registered in Curaçao under number 153051. The privacy policy repeats that number and gives a registered address at Korporaalweg 10, Willemstad. The terms follow Curaçao law. The homepage says only that the site is owned and operated by NuxGame, with no entity or number. The about page says NuxGame has worked with operators since 2018, with about 200 team members, 140-plus clients and two offices.

The Curaçao regulator lists the same company number for Nuxgen B.V. (see below), so the entity is consistent across NuxGame’s pages and a regulator list. We did not pull an extract from the Curaçao Chamber of Commerce trade register. Ask NuxGame for a current one.

One more note. The homepage now claims 18,500-plus games from 140-plus providers. Our review carries an older figure of 16,500-plus games. Counts are claims, so check the lobby in a demo.

The Anjouan licence

The Anjouan Gaming public register lists Nux Solutions LLC with the domain nuxgame.com. The licence number is ALSI-202509026-FI1, the type is B2B and the status is Valid. It was issued on 16 September 2025 and expires on 15 September 2027. NuxGame’s footer shows an Anjouan Gaming logo that links out, but it gives no licence number.

What this says: a B2B licence covering nuxgame.com is valid. Anjouan describes B2B licences as for critical service suppliers that provide platform, software or technical services to licensed B2C operators. What it does not say: it does not license your casino. A white label operator still needs a route to a B2C licence. Also, the holder’s name, Nux Solutions LLC, differs from Nuxgen B.V. in the terms. Ask which entity signs your contract and which one holds each licence.

The Curaçao licence status

Many reviews describe Curaçao as NuxGame’s main licensing route. The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) publishes dated registers on its licence register page. In the online gaming licence register dated 5 November 2026, Nuxgen B.V. appears as a B2B licensee. The company number is 153051 and the licence number is OGL/2024/1360/1085. Its status reads: revoked as of 12 February 2026, at the request of the operator. The CGA’s enforcement register, dated 14 September 2026, has no entry for Nuxgen B.V. So the register does not show a CGA enforcement action.

What this says: Nuxgen B.V. asked the CGA to end its Curaçao B2B licence in February 2026. What it does not say: why. It could reflect a restructure or a move to another licence, and we do not know which. The CGA warns that its registers do not guarantee current validity. It has also said that supplier licensing and registration become fully enforceable on 24 December 2026, so the position may change.

If a salesperson says your casino will run under NuxGame’s Curaçao licence, ask for the licence number and the entity. Then search that register yourself. Our guide to licence revocation risk explains what a lost licence means for you.

GLI-19 and the Romanian licence claim

NuxGame announced a GLI-19 certification in January 2024. AGBrief reported it on 11 January 2024 and quoted COO Denis Kosinsky. The article gives no certificate number, issue date or tested version. GLI-19 is a technical standard for interactive gaming systems. GLI’s published standard says the lab issues a certificate of compliance after successful testing. It leaves gambling policy to each jurisdiction. GLI’s certificate pages open from a certificate link, and we found no public search by company name. So we could not confirm the certificate itself.

What this says: NuxGame says it passed GLI-19 testing. What it does not say: which version was tested, or that the certificate is current. Ask for the number, the version and the date, then ask GLI or your regulator to confirm.

Trade press also reported that NuxGame won a Romanian Class II B2B licence. We could not open those articles. We searched the ONJN’s current Class II list, which has 410 entries, for “nux” and found nothing. The licence may sit under another company name, or may not be current. Ask for the decision number.

Track record, red flags and operator feedback

Our review lists four red flags. NuxGame started in 2018, a shorter record than SOFTSWISS or SoftGamings. It has no MGA B2B sublicence. Its pricing is not public. It lists a single headquarters in Willemstad. The about page says two offices, so ask where your account team sits. Our pricing guide covers the cost side.

Our review records no incidents. In web searches and the CGA enforcement register we found no regulator action or court case naming NuxGame. Absence of news is not proof, and the CGA says its enforcement register does not list every measure.

Published testimonials are broadly positive on support speed and Web3 features. They come from NuxGame and third-party reviewers, and long-term data is thin. NuxGame does not name client brands, so ask for references you can call.

How to check any provider yourself

Match four things on every register: the entity name, the licence number, the status and the date. Use the registers named above: the CGA PDFs, the Anjouan search page, the ONJN list and, for Malta, the MGA licensee register. A search there for “nux” returned no entry, which fits our review’s note that NuxGame holds no MGA B2B sublicence.

Then ask the provider for:

• The licence number, the holder’s exact name and the licence copy
• A company registry extract for the entity that signs your contract
• Each certificate’s number, date, scope and tested version
• Two client references you can phone
• A written answer on what happens to your casino if the licence ends

Date every screenshot, because registers change. Our Anjouan licence guide and Malta versus Curaçao comparison explain the licence types. We apply the same method in our SOFTSWISS check.

FAQ

Can I run my casino under NuxGame’s licence?

NuxGame’s white label article says the operator runs under the provider’s licence. Its cost article says a gaming licence is issued to the operator and is not bundled into software pricing. The registers show supplier licences only. Get the route in writing, and have a lawyer in your licence jurisdiction check it. This is general information, not legal advice.

Has NuxGame been fined or warned by a regulator?

We found nothing. The CGA enforcement register covers only licence status actions, and the CGA says it is not complete. So also search the regulators of your own target markets before you launch.

Does NuxGame hold an MGA licence?

No MGA entry appeared when we searched the register for “nux”. Our review says NuxGame supports operators who hold their own Malta licence but does not sublicense MGA.

Does the GLI-19 certificate cover every NuxGame release?

We cannot tell. Ask which system version the certificate covers and whether later releases were tested.

Is NuxGame suitable for a first-time operator?

Our review says yes for crypto-focused first-timers in markets where Curaçao or Anjouan licensing is enough. It does not suit UK, German, Swedish or Dutch markets. Run the checks above first.

What to do next

Ask NuxGame for its current licence, the signing entity and the GLI certificate, then check each one on the register. Read the NuxGame review for the full data. If the answers do not satisfy you, see our NuxGame alternatives.

External sources used: NuxGame’s terms, privacy policy, about page and homepage, the Anjouan Gaming register, the CGA licence register page, the CGA online gaming register and enforcement register, AGBrief on the CGA deadline and the GLI-19 announcement, the GLI-19 standard, the MGA licensee register and the ONJN Class II list.