Is KatsuBet legit?

KatsuBet looks clean on the surface and keeps its one real catch in the anti-fraud section. The surface: its terms name the operator outright, Scores55 Tech B.V. under a Curacao licence, it states a 24 hour release window for withdrawals, a 20 EUR minimum with no minimum for Bitcoin at all, and ceilings of 10,000 EUR a week and 40,000 EUR a month with larger wins paid in installments. The catch: we class its fee policy as undisclosed rather than free, because section 10 of its terms reserves the right to charge a 10% fee on withdrawals where deposits were not wagered at least 3 times, 10 times on table and live games, at the casino's sole decision. A 1x playthrough is the usual anti-money-laundering bar, so 3x is strict enough to catch a player who genuinely played. Worth knowing besides: the same licence covers mBit and Mirax, so those are three brands from one operator group, and the daily cashback pays 5%, 7% or 10% of the previous day's losses, with what decides your rate left to the bonus terms (licence read 2026-08-31, payout record read 2026-08-15).

We answer from what we could verify on the operator's own pages and in checkable public records, and we say plainly what we could not.

The evidence

How we know

The operating entity and licence were read live on 2026-08-31 direct from katsubet.com/terms-and-conditions, section 1.2, on terms dated "Last updated: 25.02.2026": Scores55 Tech B.V., Curacao registration 162990, Curacao Gaming Authority licence OGL/2024/1307/0748. That read retires the "Dama N.V." attribution still circulating in older third-party reviews. The licence number was not independently confirmed against the CGA register, so we publish it as the operator's own statement. The 10% conditional-fee clause was re-read verbatim in the same session from section 10 of those terms. We class the fee policy as undisclosed rather than network-only because the operator's FAQ promises no house fee on a compliant withdrawal while the terms reserve one on a discretionary trigger, and the identical conditional-fee shape at mBit and Bets.io is classed the same way, so the score is consistent rather than tuned per brand. The community record carries no delay flag: the complaint volume we could check is low and the one withdrawal complaint we read was marked resolved. KYC is discretionary rather than upfront, and no numeric no-KYC ceiling is published, so the verification trigger sits wherever the operator decides it does. Correction, same day this page first shipped: an earlier version described a weekly cashback ladder of 3% to 10% across four named tiers, sourced from an aggregator. The operator's own promotions page, read live 2026-08-31, publishes a DAILY programme instead, 5%, 7% or 10% of the previous day's losses, and no operator page carries the old ladder, so we replaced the claim and no longer rate the programme computable, because what selects your rate is left to the bonus terms.