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

Verdict: Licensed, but Tradeball does not control bet settlementsThe CGA register lists A2F B.V. as licence holder under active licence OGL/2024/298/0109[2]. Tradeball’s terms exclude responsibility for bookmaker decisions, including rejected or void bets and settlement errors[1].

Tradeball facilitates bets with third-party bookmakers where users hold betting accounts[1]. Age, identity and address proof is requested at account opening, and aggregate withdrawals above €3,000 require verification information and completion of later KYC requests[1]. Its terms let it request source-of-funds and source-of-wealth details[1].

Tradeball key facts

RegulatorCuraçao Gaming Authority (CGA)[2]
LicenceOGL/2024/298/0109; Granted / Active[2]
Licence holderA2F B.V.[2, 3]
Company number151745[2]
Account ageAt least 18[1]
KYCAge, identity and address proof requested at account opening; verification required before aggregate withdrawals exceed €3,000[1]
ProductPlatform for bets with third-party bookmakers where the user holds a betting account[1]
Restricted locationsUnited States, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Singapore, and countries labelled high-risk or non-cooperative by FATF[1]
Governing lawEnglish law; exclusive jurisdiction of English Courts[1]
Official sitetradeball.com

Tradeball’s licence

The CGA register lists A2F B.V. as licence holder under OGL/2024/298/0109, with status Granted / Active[2]. Tradeball’s terms identify A2F B.V. as operator and give company number 151745[3, 2].

The register lists six domains under the same licence holder[2].

The CGA register lists captainpunt.com, drinbet.com, oddjusta.com, punterplay.com and superodds88.com alongside tradeball.com under the same licence holder[2].

Tradeball withdrawal verification

Tradeball’s terms require proof of age, identity and address when opening an account[1]. Aggregate withdrawals above €3,000 require verification information and completion of subsequent KYC requests[1]. The terms let Tradeball request source-of-funds and source-of-wealth details, plus certified or notarised identity copies or other documents[1].

Tradeball’s terms let it suspend accounts or block transfers or payments when required by money-laundering regulations[1]. They also let it suspend or terminate accounts when required verification information is not provided[1].

Tradeball’s betting terms

Tradeball facilitates betting through third-party bookmakers where the user holds a betting account[1]. Its terms exclude responsibility for bookmaker decisions, including rejected or void bets, cancelled events and settlement errors[1].

Tradeball disputes

Tradeball’s terms select English law and give English Courts exclusive jurisdiction over disputes[1].

Where can you use Tradeball?

Tradeball’s terms prohibit use by people living in the United States, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Singapore[1]. They also exclude countries labelled high-risk and/or non-cooperative by the Financial Action Task Force[1].

Users must be at least 18 years old[1].

Tradeball verdict

Tradeball operates under an active Curaçao licence held by A2F B.V.[2]. Consider the bookmaker’s role in bet acceptance and settlement when deciding whether to use the platform[1].

Tradeball FAQ

Who operates Tradeball?

Tradeball’s terms name A2F B.V. as operator, company number 151745[3, 2].

Does Tradeball have an active Curaçao licence?

The CGA register lists A2F B.V. under licence OGL/2024/298/0109 with status Granted / Active[2].

Which locations does Tradeball exclude?

Tradeball’s terms exclude the United States, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Singapore and countries labelled high-risk or non-cooperative by FATF[1].

When does Tradeball require identity checks?

Tradeball requests age, identity and address proof at account opening. Aggregate withdrawals above €3,000 require verification information and later KYC requests[1].

Who decides whether Tradeball bets are accepted or settled?

Third-party bookmakers decide on bets placed through Tradeball, including whether to accept them and how to settle them[1].

Which other domains share Tradeball’s licence holder?

The CGA register lists captainpunt.com, drinbet.com, oddjusta.com, punterplay.com and superodds88.com under the same licence holder as tradeball.com[2].

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How we checked. We read Tradeball'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. We did not deposit, play or withdraw (payout testing: not performed). Methodology.

Sources

  1. www.tradeball.com/terms-conditions — operator document, clauses 2.1, 3.4, 3.5, 2.3, 3.1(b), 4.6, 19 Law and Jurisdiction, 3.7, 3.6, checked 30 October 2026
  2. cert.cga.cw/token?id=109 — licence register, clauses OGL/2024/298/0109, Certificate B2C, Approved domains, checked 27 October 2026
  3. payments.tradeball.com/ — operator document, clause Terms & Conditions, checked 30 October 2026