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Belgium

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Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Belgium licenses online gambling through the Gambling Commission. Legal betting and casino websites appear in the Commission’s official A+, B+ or F1+ lists and are tied to licensed land-based establishments. EPIS can exclude a player across regulated gambling venues and sites. This guide explains licence checks, payments, complaints and safer play.

Population

12M

Market Status

Regulated Market

Currency

Euro (EUR)

Popular Payment Methods

VisaA global payment network offering credit, debit, and prepaid cards. Widely used for online payments and funding accounts.
MastercardA globally accepted credit and debit card payment network, allowing users to make payments using their linked bank account or credit line.
PaysafecardA prepaid online payment method using vouchers with a 16-digit PIN, purchased at retail outlets. It allows users to pay online without a bank account or credit card.
BancontactA popular online payment method and debit card scheme in Belgium that allows users to pay directly from their bank account.
PayconiqA mobile payment app popular in Belgium. Users can pay online or in stores by scanning a QR code, with funds debited directly from their linked Bancontact card and bank account.
Debit / Credit CardDeposit using a debit or credit card issued by a bank.

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Online gambling in Belgium

Belgium operates a tightly controlled licensing system. Online casino, arcade and betting services require the relevant “plus” licence from the Gambling Commission and are linked to a licensed physical operator. A foreign licence or a .be address alone is not sufficient. The official licence datasets show the approved website, operator and expiry date.

Verify the exact website

  • Match the domain and legal company in the current A+, B+ or F1+ list.
  • Check the decision and expiry dates; do not rely on an old screenshot.
  • Avoid mirror domains, unapproved apps and promotions from anonymous affiliates.
  • Read identity, bonus and withdrawal rules before depositing.

Protection and complaints

EPIS records exclusions across covered casinos, gaming halls, betting shops and online services. Use operator limits and exclusion tools early if needed. Keep payments, account history and correspondence. Complain to the operator in writing, then submit evidence to the Gambling Commission when the issue concerns licensing or compliance. Contact your bank quickly if fraud is suspected.

Safer play

Set a fixed entertainment budget, never borrow or chase losses, and stop when gambling affects finances or wellbeing.

Information checked in September 2026. Confirm the current licence and Belgian rules before play.