The Anjouan register links gambiva.com to Softon Ltd, but the licence entry contains an unresolved conflict between its status label and expiry date. Current cryptocurrency withdrawal conditions, game availability and sportsbook performance remain unverified.
The regulator entry needs a qualification
On 9 September 2026, the Anjouan licence register listed gambiva.com against Softon Ltd, reference ALSI-202409012-FI1. The row marked the status as valid but gave an expiry date of 6 September 2026, three days before this check. The discrepancy is unresolved: the record alone cannot establish renewal or revocation.
A registry listing does not measure cashier performance or verify a live casino’s inventory. An offshore licence also does not authorise the service to offer gambling to consumers in Great Britain.
Why no crypto withdrawal time is quoted
The gambiva.com source returned an access-block page rather than readable terms. We could not verify the current withdrawal-review period, network or payment-provider conditions, identity checks or fees. A blockchain transfer time would not, by itself, establish the casino’s internal approval time. That distinction makes an unsupported “0–24 hours” figure unsuitable here.
The UK Gambling Commission register search for gambiva.com returned no result on 9 September 2026. We have not verified authorisation for Gambiva Casino to provide remote gambling to consumers in Great Britain. The Commission requires that authorisation even when a business is based abroad. A foreign licence or an accessible website does not replace it.
What an existing customer can use from this review
If a customer already has a pending payment, ask the operator which stage is outstanding: document review, internal approval or transfer through the payment method. Keep the answer with the request reference. This is record-keeping advice, not a finding that Gambiva has completed or refused any particular payout.
No account, deposit, withdrawal or support exchange was tested. Current payment methods, bonus conditions, game counts and complaint-resolution performance remain unverified. This profile records what the available documents establish and where they stop; it does not recommend the casino to consumers in Great Britain.
Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over and can cause financial harm. If you have self-excluded through the national online self-exclusion scheme, keep that exclusion in place and do not look for another casino to bypass it. Independent help and support are available through GamCare.