Player Protection · Crypto Casino Foundation
Verify a crypto casino
before you play
Not every crypto casino can be trusted — but whether its games passed independent statistical testing is something you can check. We give you the tools to confirm a casino's certification before you put money in.
For Players
Everything you need to check a casino — yourself
CCF exists so you never have to take a casino's word for anything. Every tool below is public and free to use.
Check the certified casinos
Search the public register of certified casinos by domain or CCF ID, and see each one's live certification status.
Look up a casino →Run the RNG test yourself
Our test tool runs the real NIST SP 800-22 battery in your browser. Test any random output with the same eight tests our certification uses.
Open the test tool →Read the method
Our testing standard is published in full. "Certified" only means something because anyone can check exactly how the test works.
Read CCF-STD-001 →Free Player Tools
Verify a result. Check the real odds.
Confirm a provably-fair server seed, recompute a game outcome, and calculate what a bonus or the house edge actually costs you — all in your browser, nothing sent anywhere.
Open Player Tools →Before you deposit
How to spot a trustworthy crypto casino
Five checks, about five minutes. If a casino fails two or more, treat it as a serious warning.
Can you verify the games are fair?
Look for provably-fair mechanics you can check yourself, or an independent RNG certificate with a report you can actually read.
Does the license actually resolve?
A badge image proves nothing. Click it, or search the issuer's registry, and confirm it returns an active record for that exact domain.
Who runs it, and can you reach them?
Look for a named operating company, a jurisdiction, and a support channel that answers. Fully anonymous is the shape of an exit scam.
What do withdrawals really look like?
Search "[casino] withdrawal problem" and read the terms for caps and traps. Rigged games are rare; rigged cash-out terms are common.
Are the bonuses too good to be true?
Huge deposit matches with impossible wagering requirements are bait. Read the bonus terms before you opt in, not after.
