Which online casinos hold a Kansspelautoriteit licence in the Netherlands in 2026? This page is BetVouch's annotated, verified list of KSA-licensed operators, with direct reference to the public register, short context per operator, and the practical differences that matter to players.
Author: Marijan Karajanov. Last updated: 20 May 2026. Methodology: /methodology.
Playing at a KSA-licensed operator in 2026 is the difference between an operator with a Dutch regulator behind it and an operator serving you with no local complaints route. Since the market opened in October 2021, the KSA has issued fines in the millions of euros against rule-breaking operators — deposit limits, advertising restrictions, Cruks obligations. For a player in the Netherlands, a KSA licence is the most practical protection available in this market.
The official, always-current list lives in the KSA's public register: kansspelautoriteit.nl/vergunningen. This page is not a replacement but an annotated second layer — what each operator concretely means for you as a player.
If any of these checks fail, the licence claim is unreliable — we score that as a failure in our licensing evaluation.
The following operators hold an active KSA licence as of our most recent check. Each links to its BetVouch profile with operator-specific context (licensed entity, software providers, payment methods, complaint history where it exists).
Our operator database is continuously updated against the KSA register. Operators that lose their licence or receive a suspension are updated within 48 hours of the KSA publication.
The following KSA licence holders are active in 2026 but don't yet have a full BetVouch profile. We onboard them in order of player interest — email editorial@betvouch.com to tell us which you want first.
This list derives from the KSA register at publication date. For the definitive current list: the KSA register itself.
Many offshore-licensed operators (Curaçao, Anjouan) continue serving Dutch players despite lacking a KSA licence. This is unlawful for the operator under Dutch law (not for the player), and for you it means: no Dutch supervisor as complaints route, no Cruks protection, no local deposit-limit requirement, and no constraint on bonus structures — often bigger headline amounts with structurally worse terms.
BetVouch reviews such operators under our methodology, but licence quality carries 25% of the final score. An operator without an NL licence serving Dutch players anyway scores 0 on the licensing criterion for the Dutch market. See casino licences compared.
To report an unlicensed operator serving Dutch players: the KSA reporting form.