Vegasy Casino’s licensing setup may raise concerns for African players seeking a fully transparent regulatory framework. The casino operates under a sublicense issued in the Comoros Islands (License #ALSI-142406004-FI1), and also mentions oversight from the Curaçao Gaming Board. This dual licensing claim creates ambiguity about which authority is ultimately responsible for player protection.

From a security perspective, standard protections are in place:
· SSL encryption secures all transactions and personal information
· Firewalls add an additional layer of safety
· The platform enforces Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) protocols, especially for high-value withdrawals

However, Vegasy’s Safety Index rating of 6.4/10 reflects several key issues. Some terms and conditions may allow the casino to withhold winnings under vague circumstances, which could be especially problematic for players in regions with limited consumer protection.

Additionally, the dormant account policy is unusually strict: accounts left inactive for 12 to 18 months are subject to full balance forfeiture. This practice goes beyond industry norms and can significantly impact African players who may experience irregular internet access or financial downtime.