Clause 2.1 of the international terms says that when you register, you register with Jocularis Limited, company number 121395, at Suite 5B, Watergardens 1, Gibraltar. Clause 2.2 cites the gaming and bookmaking licences numbered 126 and 127. The Gibraltar Gambling Division register, checked independently for this review, lists Jocularis Limited (t/a Casumo) as both a B2C gaming operator and a B2C bookmaker. The register page does not print licence numbers, so those still come from Casumo's own documents.
Clause 7.11 names a second company that matters if you ever trace a payment. Transactions are carried out by Tarannis Limited, registered in Gibraltar under number 117452. That name, rather than Casumo, may appear on a bank statement or card dispute. Clause 2.3 says customer funds are held in segregated accounts with a licensed financial institution and are protected if the operator becomes insolvent. That is the operator's own statement; this review did not see any audit confirming it.
The UK is a separate contract. The UK Gambling Commission register shows Recro Limited under account 61549, with a remote casino activity active since 21 December 2023 and a head office at the Unicorn Centre in Swieqi, Malta. The Malta Gaming Authority seal shows Casumo Services Limited at the same address, with licence MGA/CRP/217/2012-05 marked as licensed and eCOGRA as its approved dispute service. The About page also mentions Swedish and Spanish licences, which were not checked in those regulators' registers.
All this matters because a complaint carries more weight when it is addressed to the right company and regulator. Casino Guru still names Casumo Services Limited as the owner, and clause 18.1 allows Casumo to transfer the contract to a subsidiary without notice. Before escalating, screenshot the footer of the site you actually use and ask support to confirm in writing which company holds your account.


