Starzbet domain check for Cyprus: licence and blocking evidence
Evidence status at a glance
The overall assessment is cautious because the records answer some questions but leave important ones unresolved. The exact domain appears on a dated Cyprus blocking list. Meanwhile, a foreign register snapshot associates the domain with a stated company and licence, and the operator repeats those details in its footer. Neither source establishes permission to offer services in Cyprus.
| Question | Dated finding | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Is the exact domain on the NBA blocking list? | Yes. The capture made on 11 October showed starzbet.com; the list header stated 5 October 2026. | Fraud, failed payouts, control of aliases or actual local connectivity. |
| Was Starzbet shown on the NBA Class B page? | No literal Starzbet or Obsidian Titan entry appeared among the 13 displayed entries on 11 October. | Absence from every register, every possible alias or every later version. |
| Is there a foreign licence association? | An 8 October Anjouan register snapshot associated the domain and Obsidian Titan Limited with ALSI-202602052-FI2. | A Cyprus licence, fresh 11 October status, payout protection or authenticated control of other domains. |
The exact Cyprus blocking-list observation
The NBA file named BlockingListLatest.txt was captured on 11 October 2026. The file displayed “Last updated 05 October 2026” and included the exact domain starzbet.com. The finding applies to that domain string and that dated list.
It should not be expanded into claims that every related-looking address is controlled by the same company, that the entire company has been found fraudulent, or that a withdrawal failed. No local access test was conducted, so the record also does not show whether a particular Cyprus network actually allowed or blocked a connection at a given moment. No workaround through VPN, DNS changes, mirrors or alternative addresses is appropriate.
What the Cyprus Class B register showed
The NBA Class B register page observed on 11 October displayed 13 licensed bookmaker company, trade-name and domain entries. Neither “Starzbet” nor “Obsidian Titan” appeared literally in those displayed entries. This is a narrow comparison against one exact page, not a claim that every registry, historical version, spelling or undisclosed alias was searched.
A licence belonging to another bookmaker cannot be transferred to Starzbet. The NBA’s general FAQ also distinguishes Class B online betting from online casino and slot activity, which it describes as excluded. Therefore, the presence of sports and casino material in the observed interface does not itself demonstrate local authorisation for either category.
For broader context on how Cyprus records should be interpreted, consult the licence and law guide.
Foreign licence record: precise scope
An exact register snapshot dated 8 October 2026 listed Obsidian Titan Limited with “valid/B2C” status, licence ALSI-202602052-FI2, an issue date of 28 February 2026 and an expiry date of 27 February 2027. The snapshot included starzbet.com among the domains.
This supplies a dated published association, not a fresh verification performed on 11 October. It does not authenticate the register as a governmental authority, prove current company control, confer Cyprus permission, guarantee withdrawals or establish ownership of any other domains appearing in that record. Conclusions about other markets or domains cannot be imported from it.
| Detail | Source status | Safe interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Obsidian Titan Limited | Named in the 8 October foreign register snapshot and the operator footer observed on 11 October. | A matching published name, not independently verified corporate control. |
| ALSI-202602052-FI2 | Shown in both records. | A matching licence identifier, not a Cyprus authorisation. |
| Company number 16394 | Declared in the operator footer. | A first-party statement that was not independently confirmed. |
| Stated validity dates | 28 February 2026 to 27 February 2027 in the dated foreign snapshot. | Snapshot contents, not fresh status on 11 October or a payout guarantee. |
What was observed on the domain
On 11 October, a foreign-VPS capture rendered a Starzbet-branded sports and casino interface at the exact starzbet.com/en-us/ address. The interface used US English. A successful rendering from one foreign environment does not establish Cyprus availability, customer eligibility, target-market intent, safety or regulatory permission.
The footer declared Obsidian Titan Limited, company number 16394 and licence ALSI-202602052-FI2. These remain operator statements. Their consistency with the dated foreign snapshot is relevant, but consistency is not independent verification of company registration, current licence status or entitlement to serve Cyprus.
Policy, payment and support gaps
The linked KYC address returned an HTTP 200 response, but its captured content was a navigation and marketing shell carrying a “Player Complaints and Dispute Resolution” title rather than complete KYC terms. The linked privacy address returned the same type of shell rather than a full privacy, complaint or withdrawal policy. A successful HTTP response does not prove that the expected policy was available, and no technical privacy audit occurred.
Claims about fast or instant payouts, generally having no platform payout fees, one-time KYC, cards, crypto and round-the-clock support appeared as marketing or FAQ statements. There was no account registration, deposit, withdrawal or support test. Consequently, Cyprus-specific payment routes, fees, limits, processing times, document requirements and support performance remain unverified.
Anyone documenting an unresolved transaction should preserve dated account messages, request records and bank or payment-provider records. That is general record-keeping, not a tested Starzbet procedure or a promise of recovery. The separate Starzbet withdrawal evidence check explains the limited payment evidence without treating marketing language as an outcome.
Desktop application labels do not verify an app
The captured interface contained labels for a macOS and Windows application. No file was downloaded or installed, and there was no inspection of a package, code signature, publisher identity, store listing or security behaviour. The labels therefore show only what the interface advertised.
They cannot support a recommendation to install software, a claim that a publisher is authenticated, or either a safety or malware verdict. They also do not create evidence about Cyprus permission. Alternative stores, APK files, mirrors and access-bypass methods were not assessed and should not be inferred from the labels.
How to read the evidence together
The local and foreign records answer different questions. The Cyprus blocking list supplies a dated adverse observation about the exact domain. The displayed Class B page provides no literal Starzbet or Obsidian Titan match among its 13 entries. The foreign snapshot supplies a dated association between a company, licence identifier and domain, but no Cyprus approval.
- Treat
starzbet.comas the only domain established by the evidence reviewed here. - Do not interpret the foreign licence statement as local permission.
- Do not treat payment or support marketing as tested performance.
- Do not assume generic NBA protections for licensed bookmakers apply to this operator.
- Do not use the blocking entry as proof of fraud or a failed withdrawal.
The NBA’s generic descriptions of complaints and protected player accounts concern licensed-bookmaker contexts. They do not establish that Starzbet users have those protections, nor do they promise mediation, reimbursement or recovery.
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Frequently asked questions
Which exact Starzbet domain was captured?
The observed interface was at starzbet.com/en-us/, while the exact domain appearing in the dated NBA blocking list was starzbet.com. No other address is established as an alias or as being under the same control.
Is starzbet.com on the Cyprus NBA blocking list?
Yes. The NBA list captured on 11 October 2026 had a “Last updated 05 October 2026” header and contained the exact entry starzbet.com. This is a domain-level observation, not proof of fraud, failed payouts or actual connectivity from every Cyprus network.
Does the Anjouan record prove that Starzbet is licensed in Cyprus?
No. The 8 October snapshot associated starzbet.com and Obsidian Titan Limited with licence ALSI-202602052-FI2, but it does not establish a Cyprus licence, fresh status on 11 October, company control, payout protection or permission to target Cyprus.
Do the payment and desktop-app claims prove that the service is safe?
No. Payment, fee, KYC and support claims were untested marketing statements. The macOS and Windows labels were not followed by a download, installation, signature check, publisher authentication or security inspection, so no safety conclusion is supported.