The CBN PSP page lists OPay Digital Services Limited in the mobile money operator category.
Evidence review
OPay is a Nigerian payment service, not a casino licence. The Central Bank of Nigeria's payment service provider page lists OPay Digital Services Limited, formerly Paycom Nigeria Limited, in the mobile money operator category.
When a casino offers an OPay or bank-transfer route, verify the recipient generated inside the cashier. A successful OPay transfer proves that money moved to an account; it does not prove that the gambling operator is authorised, that the recipient controls the named brand or that a withdrawal will be approved.
For a missing credit or unauthorised transfer, preserve the OPay reference, recipient, amount and timestamp. Contact OPay through its official app or site and notify the gambling operator separately. If the financial complaint remains unresolved, follow the CBN bank/payment complaint route with the provider's case reference.
What to check before using it
- Generate the recipient inside the verified cashier
- Confirm the account name before authorising
- Never disclose an OTP or wallet PIN
- Keep the provider complaint reference
| CBN category | Mobile money operator |
|---|---|
| Listed entity | OPay Digital Services Limited |
| Casino meaning | Payment rail only |
| Dispute owner | OPay for transfer; operator for account credit |
Editorial conclusion
This page makes no allegation and uses no unverified user complaint. Its badge is limited to the dated facts in the table; it is not a rating, endorsement or prediction.
Questions people ask
Does OPay acceptance prove a casino is licensed?
No. Payment-provider status and gaming authorisation are separate checks.
Who handles a transfer that left my wallet?
Start with OPay for the transfer record and the operator for account credit, keeping both reference numbers.
Should support ask for my OPay PIN?
No. Do not disclose a PIN, OTP or password to an operator, agent or caller.
Dated sources
These sources were accessed on 13 August 2026. Open the live page to check for changes.
- Payment service providersCentral Bank of Nigeria · Current CBN licence-category lists for schemes, mobile money, switching and processing · accessed 13 August 2026
- Complaints managementCentral Bank of Nigeria · Bank-first complaint handling and escalation guidance · accessed 13 August 2026
- Fraud and scam awarenessCentral Bank of Nigeria · Payment credential and fraud-response guidance · accessed 13 August 2026