Pigmo Casino Review

Pigmo is a crypto casino that does not allow fiat deposits. Players can only deposit crypto, and they have the option to buy coins with bank cards, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and then deposit the money. However, keep in mind that when it’s time for withdrawals, you will still need a crypto wallet to receive your winnings.

There are no minimum deposit or withdrawal requirements, as players can deposit as little as they want. However, keep in mind that there are blockchain fees that should be paid by users, so overly small amounts simply won’t pass.

As for the maximum withdrawal, Pigmo allows players to cash out as much as $10,000 per day, which is a very relaxed cap, allowing for larger transactions. The best thing about it is that the Cashier system automatically displays what’s your daily quota so that you know how much you can withdraw. Multiple requests are allowed, but keep in mind there is a processing time.

Speaking of which, Pigmo processes withdrawal requests within a few hours on average, with a maximum of 48. Withdrawals are fast, and we expected it from a crypto casino.

Also, note that players need to wager their deposits at least one as a prevention of money laundering. Failure to meet this requirement will result in fees or the withdrawal request may be outright denied.

Inactive Accounts

Pigmo hasn’t mentioned what happens with inactive accounts. In most casinos, players are charged with some small amount, from $5 to $10 after a year of inactivity, and we hope that Pigmo has the same approach.

Pigmo is a brand of Maktub Limited, and is licensed by Anjouan Gaming, an offshore casino regulator in Comoros. The license makes Pigmo legit, but keep in mind that this is not a top-tier authorisation that can compete with MGA or UKGC that offer significantly more security.

Nonetheless, casinos authorised by Anjouan Gaming still can offer some security. Players can rely on self-exclusion if they need a break. Casinos are also required to provide information about responsible gambling plus links and they protect minors.

In addition to that, Anjouan Gaming monitors games so that players are offered RTP-certified slots with fair and random outcomes. The payment systems of the casinos are also checked regularly to avoid unsafe and potentially risky funding methods.

And lastly, Anjouan Gaming has recently introduced the option to file complaints against casinos, if you have problems you cannot resolve. The authority handles disputes, and you can file the complaint by visiting the site or the licensing page of the casino.

Players can contact Pigmo via Live Chat or email [email protected], both of which are available 24/7. The chat has a nice common questions feature that provides direct answers for topics like deposits, withdrawals and games. Via the chat, players can also join the Telegram community, but that’s basically a channel, so you are unlikely to get any help. An irritating feature of the live chat, however, is the fact that it’s buried in the FAQ questions section. You must go there to access the chat, and the link to the section itself is hard to notice, placed right on the lower left corner of the site. This is an insignificant issue, but it’s worth mentioning.