FortuneJack

What is FortuneJack and who runs it?

FortuneJack is a crypto and fiat gaming site that has been operating since 2014. The operator's own archived wording says it set out to make gaming 'faster, fairer & far more exciting.' Beyond that, the captured pages do not publish a company profile beyond the registration number CE-2024-206981 for PlayWave SRL, which appears in the Costa Rica company records but is not a gaming licence.

The gaming licence is separate. The Anjouan Gaming Board register records licence ALSI-202411021-FI1 as valid and names the holder as PlayWave SRL. This page relies on that register entry, not on the operator's own summary, because the captured pages did not display the gaming licence number themselves.

Is the Anjouan licence real, and who holds it?

The Anjouan public register listed licence ALSI-202411021-FI1 as valid on the date the facts were checked, 2026-08-26. The holder is PlayWave SRL. That is a register entry, not a rating: it tells you that a regulator has the licence on file, not how the operator behaves in practice.

Anjouan is a small offshore gaming jurisdiction. A licence from it does not carry the same supervisory weight as some larger regulators, but it does mean the operator has a formal regulatory filing and a number that can be checked. The reader should confirm the register status before depositing, because a register can change.

What do the terms say about verification, word for word?

The archived AML policy establishes customer due diligence and defines verification as 'verifying on the basis of documents or information the identification of the customer.' Official-body documents are stated to be sufficient. That is the entire captured wording on what verification means.

There is no published transaction threshold in the captured text. The operator does not say 'we ask for ID above X amount' or 'we ask only after Y withdrawals.' The clause reserves a process, not a trigger. A player who wants a predictable documentary requirement will not find one in the archived terms.

The current terms may differ. Because this page reads an archived copy, the reader must open FortuneJack's own AML policy and read the current wording before depositing.

When will FortuneJack actually ask for my documents?

Because no threshold is published, the request can arrive at any point: after sign-up, after a deposit, before a withdrawal, or after a win. The wording allows the operator to use documents or other information, and official-body documents are sufficient, so a passport or similar ID could be requested even if none was asked at registration.

The blockchain does not make the player invisible. The transaction is permanently recorded, and an exchange that sold the coins knows who bought them. The operator's own clause is the only rule that governs when it asks; the archived clause does not tie that request to a set amount.

There is also a wagering condition before withdrawal: AML clause 6.2 requires the deposit to be wagered twice before any withdrawal is approved. Verification could accompany that approval step, but the archived text does not connect the two explicitly.

How does a withdrawal move from request to wallet?

The player requests a withdrawal in the cashier. The captured pages do not name any specific coin or fiat settlement asset, so the list of assets must be read on the live site. The archived terms read for this page state no withdrawal cap; if a current cap exists, it would appear in the cashier or current terms.

Before approval, AML clause 6.2 requires the deposit to have been wagered twice. Then the operator may apply its verification definition: 'verifying on the basis of documents or information the identification of the customer.' If the operator asks for documents, the withdrawal is paused until that step is satisfied.

The archived terms do not state a processing time for the operator's approval. After approval, the asset is sent to the wallet address the player provided, and the network confirms it at whatever speed that asset's blockchain provides. The operator cannot control that second waiting period.

Who is FortuneJack for, and who should look elsewhere?

FortuneJack suits a player who wants a long-running operator with a licence number that can be checked in a public register, and who is comfortable with verification being requested at the operator's discretion rather than at a published threshold. It also suits someone who will check the restricted-country list and the cashier limits themselves before depositing.

A player who needs a fixed document threshold to plan a withdrawal, or who wants a named coin list and a published processing time before signing up, will not find those in the captured terms. A player who cannot confirm their country's status from the Prohibited Territories page, which was not captured in this archive, should also look elsewhere.