Wolfy Casino Names a Cyprus Payment Agent and a Second Anjouan Licence Number

One sentence was added to the Wolfy Casino Terms & Conditions between the captures of 5 June and 26 August 2026, in the payments section, after the rule on converting deposits into the account currency: "The payment processing services are provided by Slotvision Limited, a company incorporated in Cyprus under registration number HE 395559, acting as payment agent for Wild Blackfin Limited SRL, holder of Anjouan Online Gaming Licence No. ALSI-202601043-FI2." No other line changed.

• A named company now processes payments. Payment processing services are provided by Slotvision Limited, registered in Cyprus as HE 395559, acting as payment agent for Wild Blackfin Limited SRL, the Costa Rica company the terms name as the other party to the agreement. Before this sentence the document named no payment processor at all.
• Two licence numbers for one operator. The licensing clause still reads: "Wild Blackfin Limited SRL is licensed and regulated in the Autonomous Island of Anjouan by the Anjouan Gaming Board, with license number ALSI-202509006-FI 1 issued on 16/09/2025." The new sentence gives the same company Anjouan Online Gaming Licence No. ALSI-202601043-FI2, and neither line mentions the other. A player cannot tell from the document which number to look up.
• The bank statement disclaimer is unchanged. The paragraph just above still says: "It is possible that transactions may be listed on your bank statement under different names." The operator excludes any liability for the names that appear there. The terms now name the company moving the money, but they still do not say which name a statement will show.
• Both companies sit in restricted countries. The operator is incorporated in Costa Rica and the payment agent in Cyprus, and both countries are on the document's list of countries whose residents may not use the casino. The company handling the payments sits in a country whose own residents the terms turn away.
• What a payment costs is the same. The terms still say that no fee is charged for processing deposits and that any fee the player's own bank charges is not the operator's responsibility. Exchange premiums remain payable by the player, and withdrawals are still processed within 2 business days of the request once due diligence documents are provided. The agent changes who moves the money, not what it costs or how fast it is processed.
• The date at the foot of the terms did not move. The document still ends "Last Updated: 08/10/2025", the same line it carried in the June capture. A reader going by that date would not know the payments section had changed.

Nothing a player pays or receives changed. What changed is the name of the company standing between the player's bank and the casino, and a second licence number for the operator it acts for, printed in the same document as the first.