Safety First · Player Protection

Check Scam — Verify an Online Casino Before You Play

Use our certification checker to confirm whether a casino brand matches one of five iPay9Partnership verified operators, or flag unknown names that may be potential scams.

Run Safety Check

How to Check If a Casino Site Is a Scam

1. Verify licensing disclosure

Legitimate operators publish regulator or master-license details in the footer with verifiable certificate numbers, not vague claims without links.

2. Inspect payment transparency

Scam sites often promise instant withdrawals but hide KYC steps, excessive fees or impossible wagering rules buried in terms.

3. Cross-check domain history

Look for HTTPS, consistent branding, working support channels and domain age. Clone sites frequently mimic logos with one-character URL changes.

4. Search independent reviews

Compare Google and Trustpilot sentiment. A total absence of third-party feedback combined with aggressive bonus ads is a red flag.

5. Use our certification lookup

iPay9Partnership currently certifies five Australian-facing brands. If your casino is not listed below, we have received no application or audit for that operator.

Casino Safety Certification Checker

Choose one option only — pick a certified brand from the list or type any casino name to run an instant safety lookup.