FijiCasino Review
Anjouan-licensed casino with a support that delivers
First Deposit Bonus: 100% up to 1000 EUR
+ 50 Free Spins
Casinomeister’s Verdict
Established in 2025, FijiCasino may be new to the scene but it gets few of the basics right. The site is clean and easy to navigate, the support team knows its stuff, and there’s a good range of payment options spreading across fiat and crypto.
The minimalist approach does come with a downside, though. Game filters are nowhere to be found, and the 2,500+ library skips some of the industry’s most loved providers.
Still, there are some good foundations here, but if your experience with FijiCasino was any different, share your two cents in our forums.
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As part of the Fin Tech group, this casino shares very much the same issues as their other casinos: the plus side is very low complaint rates to date, though many of these casinos are quite new; the downside is they are typically licensed in Anjouan, which is not a robust licensing jurisdiction (meaning players will often find it difficult to get support from the licensing body).
There is also the issue of Complaints resolution, which is very unclear: the casinos say, “If the dispute is not resolved on the casino management level, you can contact any independent body, gaming authority, or the licensing regulator listed on the Website” and they have made no such listing available to date. The group has either overlooked this follow-through, or is simply neglecting it. Either way, the end result is that players with troubles are at the casino’s mercy. As the man said, “You got to ask yourself: do I feel lucky today?”
Pros
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Fast withdrawal times once KYC is passed
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Super friendly and knowledgeable support
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Variety of payment methods
Cons
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Sneaky term about wagering only with deposited funds
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Lack of game filters
FijiCasino Bonuses and Promotions
Casinos tend to lead with their welcome bonus as it’s the most lucrative thing on offer, but FijiCasino puts its loyalty program front and center. Interesting choice.
The welcome package is fairly standard and stretches across the first four deposits. At every step, you get a match deposit ranging from 75% to 125% up to €1,000 and between 30 and 100 free spins.
The bonus money has a 20x wagering requirement, which sits below what we typically see at most online casinos.
There is a catch, though. Free spins winnings carry a separate 30x wagering requirement, and only real money counts towards clearing it. This detail was hidden in the bonus terms and conditions. A little sneaky there, FijiCasino!
VIP and Loyalty Programs
Since FijiCasino led with its loyalty program, I was quite excited to dive in. But upon clicking the “Learn more” button, I ended up disappointed, as the details mostly boil down to how much cashback you’ll receive at each level.
Climbing the ranks is straightforward, but boring. Your progress depends on how much you wager, so it’s a run-of-the-mill ‘play more, get more’ setup.
Despite all that, the cashback itself is nothing to turn your nose up at. It starts at 5% on the first level and climbs to 15.5% as you move up.
FijiCasino Payment Options and Withdrawal Speed
FijiCasino supports both fiat and crypto options. You’ll find the usual suspects such as Visa, Mastercard, Apple and Google Pay, Interac, PaySafeCard, Neteller, Skrill, and the list goes on. As for crypto, they support a list of coins ranging from well-known ones like Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDC, and more fringe options such as Tron (known to be an ultra fast coin).
The payout times all depend on the payment method you go with. E-wallets and crypto payments will reach your account within 24 hours after you’ve confirmed your identity. Card payments may take up to 3 days, and bank transfers tend to be the slowest. FijiCasino supports weekend payouts, which is a huge plus here.
However, some terms are much harder to get behind. If you accidentally send less than the minimum deposit when using crypto, FijiCasino says your funds will end up lost. That’s a decidedly unfair clause and would definitely make me think twice about depositing with crypto here.
Then there’s the €100 minimum withdrawal, which is extremely high. This becomes even harder to justify when you consider that FijiCasino reserves the right to pay substantial wins in monthly installments. This is having your cake and eating it too. Either you’re catering to high rollers or to casual players (ideally, both). This setup doesn’t do much for either.
Another note to highlight is that you need to wager your deposit 1x before you can withdraw. This is becoming more commonplace in casinos to prevent money laundering but it’s good to know before you play.
Also, KYC can be triggered on multiple occasions according to the FijiCasino terms and conditions which is a little unusual and may cause some frustration.
FijiCasino Games
FijiCasino Game Providers
There’s a good mix of casino providers at FijiCasino, with names like BGaming, Hacksaw Gaming, and (one of my favorites) NoLimit City.
Still, with just 15 providers on board, FijiCasino lacks some of the big names we all come to cherish. Big names like NetEnt and Play’N GO are missing, and you can feel their absence when going through the game library.
We’ll put this down to the fact that FijiCasino is still new, and hopefully the provider list will grow alongside the casino.
FijiCasino Slots
Since the number of software providers is limited, FijiCasino’s slots library is naturally on the smaller side, too. It’s currently sitting at just over 2,500 games. Not exactly a bumper selection, but the casino is still finding its feet, so hopefully we’ll see more slots joining the ranks as it grows.
The good news is that FijiCasino keeps up with the latest releases. We spotted brand-spanking-new slots such as Hacksaw Gaming’s Dandy Diamonds and PG Soft’s Tornado Rampage.
My main gripe is that there’s no proper way to browse slots whatsoever. You do get a search bar, but no categories or filters. Aside from separating the old slots from new, you’re left to your own devices.
Live Casino
The live casino section at FijiCasino covers all the usual bases. There are roulette, blackjack, and baccarat tables from both Evolution and Pragmatic Play live. A plus point for FijiCasino, but with a catch. They’ve got only 30 live casino titles, so the lobby is on the smaller side.
You’ll find a few crowd-favorites beyond the traditional tables, though, including Evolution’s Dream Catcher and Monopoly.
Still, I was hoping for more. The selection definitely feels a bit thin on the ground.
FijiCasino Experience and Features
FijiCasino tries to conjure up images of exotic holidays and faraway beaches, and it does pull this off nicely. Still, the website does all that without clutter and unnecessary complications. Until you start looking for a particular game, though.
There are no filters, and while you’ll find a search bar under ‘Slot Games’ and ‘New Games,’ searching by provider is unnecessarily fiddly. You need to type in the provider’s name, click ‘Use Global Search,’ and only then does the list appear. FijiCasino definitely needs to up its game here.
There’s no dedicated FijiCasino app, either, but the website works pretty well on mobile. The stripped-back design suits the smaller screen perfectly.
Responsible Gambling
Responsible gambling-wise, FijiCasino doesn’t go much beyond the tools required under its Anjouan license. They’ve got a dedicated responsible gambling page tucked away in the footer under ‘Gaming Policy.’ Why not simply call it ‘Responsible Gambling?’ Your guess is as good as mine.
KYC checks are all in place, and the casino supports self-exclusion, session and loss limits, as well as cool-off periods.
They’ve also got other mechanisms that could help with potential problem gambling, like being able to set limits on deposits. But this is only available for fiat deposits. And FijiCasino tells you point blank that this option isn’t available when depositing with crypto.
About the FijiCasino Team and History
FijiCasino was launched in 2025 with an Anjouan license ALSI-202504039-FI2. The casino is owned by the Fin Tech Montana Azul Capital Limitada company, which operates around 15 other casinos that use the same license, set to expire in April 2027.
All of their casinos are relatively new, and I’ll get into the nitty-gritty of the complaints in the next section.
Complaints and Track Record
When looking through the FijiCasino history on Casinomeister, we couldn’t find any threads specifically about the brand, which is generally a positive sign.
Still, since FijiCasino is a relatively new place, we’ll be keeping an eye on how it treats its players as time goes on, and update this casino review accordingly.
Player Comments on FijiCasino
Scouring the Casinomeister forums didn’t turn up any posts about FijiCasino. There hasn’t been much discussion about the brand, although that’s not a surprise given how new it is.
I then went through some of the sister sites, such as BlazeBet Casino, to check if there was any chatter about them. Most are fairly new themselves, so all quiet so far.
Customer Support at FijiCasino
Getting hold of FijiCasino’s 24/7 live chat support is pretty straightforward. All you need to do is click on the “Support” button in the left-hand menu.
I got in touch with support to test their response time and was impressed when Sofia replied within a minute. She was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, which is always such a positive sign when dealing with a casino rep.
If you don’t want to wait around, you can leave your email address and have the team get back to you there instead.
FijiCasino also has a Telegram channel if you want to keep tabs on what’s happening at the casino. They mostly use it to share weekly slot drops, current promotions, and other updates. Not essential by any means, but it may come in handy.
