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Scatters Review (2026): Legit? Licence, Owner, Withdrawals & Complaints

Verdict: Licensed, but large wins are paid in instalmentsThe Kahnawake Gaming Commission lists WagerCraft Limited under licence CPA; Scatters’ terms name GAMMIX LTD.[4, 1]. Scatters caps withdrawals at EUR 5,000 per week and can pay withdrawals of EUR 20,000 or more in instalments[1].

Scatters processes withdrawals within two business days after required due diligence documents are provided[1]. Its first-deposit loss refund is capped at EUR 25, and bonus bets are capped at EUR 5 unless campaign terms set another limit[2]. AskGamblers reported 13 complaints as of 31 October 2026, with 12 resolved[3].

Scatters key facts

Kahnawake licence holderWagerCraft Limited, licence CPA; status Listed on a page dated 28 September 2023[4]
Company named in Scatters’ termsGAMMIX LTD., registration C68405, registered address 77, Spinola Road, St Julian’s, STJ 3017, Malta[1]
Withdrawal processingWithin 2 business days of the request once required due diligence documents are provided[1]
Weekly withdrawal limitEUR 5,000[1]
Monthly withdrawal limitEUR 20,000[1]
Large withdrawalsWithdrawals of EUR 20,000 or more can be divided into instalments[1]
First-deposit refundLoss refund up to EUR 25; eligibility is lost if the deposit is doubled in the first 24 hours[2]
Bonus maximum betEUR 5 per bet or spin unless campaign terms say otherwise[2]
AskGamblers complaints13 reported as of 31 October 2026; 12 resolved[3]
Dutch regulator fineKansspelautoriteit fined Gammix Limited €19,679,000 on 29 February 2024 for offering online games of chance without a licence[5]
Official sitescatters.com

Scatters licence and register

The Kahnawake Gaming Commission’s permit-holder list names WagerCraft Limited as holder of licence CPA and marks its status “Listed” on a page dated 28 September 2023[4]. Scatters’ terms name GAMMIX LTD.[1]. Scatters’ terms set minimum wire-transfer withdrawals at EUR 250 outside the EU and EUR 30 within the EU[1]. They impose a 5% fee if real-money funds have not been wagered at least once and allow other processing fees, which are stated when the player requests a withdrawal[1].

Scatters’ terms name GAMMIX LTD., registration C68405, with a registered address at 77, Spinola Road, St Julian’s, STJ 3017, Malta[1]. The Kahnawake register lists Scatters and Winning.io under WagerCraft Limited’s licence CPA[4].

How long do Scatters withdrawals take?

Scatters’ terms say a withdrawal attempt should be approved or denied within two days[1]. Withdrawals must go to the same account from which the funds originated[1]. Cumulative deposits exceeding EUR 2,000 trigger KYC document requirements[1]. Listed documents include identification, a utility bill, source-of-wealth and source-of-funds confirmation, and political status[1]. Scatters’ terms also allow additional identity verification before and after deposits[1].

What are Scatters’ bonus terms?

Scatters’ bonus terms describe a first-deposit loss refund of up to EUR 25, paid to the player account within 48 hours of the first deposit[2]. The refund is unavailable if the player doubles the deposit during the first 24 hours[2]. Bonus bets are capped at EUR 5 per spin, hand or game round unless specific campaign terms set another limit; higher stakes can lead to disqualification[2].

An active bonus must be wagered within seven days of issue unless otherwise stated; otherwise the bonus funds and associated winnings are forfeited[2]. Another clause requires bonus money to be wagered within 30 days of credit, after which unwagered bonus money is forfeited[2]. Scatters’ terms allow it to cancel bonuses and winnings for bonus abuse, ban future bonuses or close an account; VPN use is one listed example[2].

Scatters complaints

AskGamblers reported 13 complaints as of 31 October 2026, with 12 resolved and an average complaint amount of $2,816[3]. Trustpilot reported 150 reviews and a TrustScore of 1.5 out of 5 as of 31 October 2026[6].

A player reported on Casinomeister on 24 April 2024 that a verified $350 withdrawal remained unpaid after they were told processing would take 48 hours[7]. A Trustpilot reviewer reported on 6 November 2025 that proof of address was not accepted and funds disappeared from their account[6]. A Reddit poster reported on 12 April 2026 that an e-transfer withdrawal had been pending for almost 12 days[8].

Scatters’ terms direct complaints to the address given in the operator's terms and say the operator aims to close them within five business days[1]. The terms name EADR Ltd as an MGA-approved alternative dispute resolution provider[1].

Scatters age and VPN terms

Scatters’ terms require players to be over 18 or meet the higher minimum legal age in their jurisdiction[1]. Its bonus-abuse rules list hiding an IP address or using a VPN as examples and allow cancellation of bonuses and associated winnings[2].

What did the Kansspelautoriteit fine Gammix Limited for at Scatters?

On 29 February 2024, the Kansspelautoriteit fined Gammix Limited €19,679,000 for offering online games of chance without a licence[5]. The regulator said Gammix offered illegal online games of chance available to players in the Netherlands and had taken no measures to exclude Dutch players[5].

The Kansspelautoriteit enforced a €4 million penalty payment in early 2023 after the illegal activities continued[5].

Scatters FAQ

What licence does Scatters have?

The Kahnawake Gaming Commission lists WagerCraft Limited under licence CPA with status Listed on a page dated 28 September 2023[4].

Which company do Scatters’ terms name?

Scatters’ terms name GAMMIX LTD., registration C68405[1].

How much can Scatters pay out each week?

The weekly withdrawal limit is EUR 5,000, and the monthly limit is EUR 20,000[1].

How long does Scatters take to process withdrawals?

Its terms set processing within two business days after the request and after required due diligence documents are provided[1].

What is Scatters’ first-deposit refund?

Scatters refunds eligible first-deposit losses up to EUR 25 to the player account within 48 hours[2].

What did the Kansspelautoriteit fine Gammix Limited for at Scatters?

On 29 February 2024, it fined Gammix Limited €19,679,000 for offering online games of chance without a licence[5].

More on Scatters

How we checked. We read Scatters's terms and help pages, the licence register and regulator records on the dates shown under Sources, and stored a copy of each page where the site allowed it. Complaint figures marked "reported" come from platforms that block our fetcher; they were read through web search and are dated. We did not deposit, play or withdraw (payout testing: not performed). Methodology.

Sources

  1. www.scatterscasino.com/en/support/general-terms-and-conditions/ — operator document, clauses 3.3, 1.6, 4.10, 4.11, 4.3, 4.14, 4.9, 4.4, 4.7, 3.15, 10.1, 10.2, checked 31 October 2026
  2. www.scatterscasino.com/en/support/general-bonus-terms-and-conditions/ — operator document, clauses 2.2.2, 1.11, 2.2.5, 2.2.7, 1.7, 2.4.2, 1.18, checked 31 October 2026
  3. www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/reviews/scatters-casino — complaint platform (reported via web search, not stored), checked 31 October 2026
  4. gamingcommission.ca/interactive-gaming/permit-holders/ — licence register, clause CPA, checked 27 October 2026
  5. kansspelautoriteit.nl/boete-van-19-6-miljoen-euro-voor-gammix-limited — regulator, clause Boete van 19,6 miljoen euro voor Gammix Limited (29 februari 2024), checked 31 October 2026
  6. www.trustpilot.com/review/scatters.com — complaint platform (reported via web search, not stored), checked 31 October 2026
  7. www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/scatters-delayed-payments.102256/ — player complaint (reported via web search, not stored), checked 31 October 2026
  8. www.reddit.com/r/gambling/comments/1sjc5dv/scatters_online_casino_withdrawal/ — player complaint (reported via web search, not stored), checked 31 October 2026