Can you recommend me some crypto casino & gambling affiliate programs?

[Solarmesh]

Hello can you guys recommend me some gambling / casino affiliate programs that don't require KYC ( for me, the promoter )
Ideally with daily payment or net7

[julerz12]

Hello can you guys recommend me some gambling / casino affiliate programs that don't require KYC ( for the affiliates )
Ideally with daily payment or net7

So, a casino that doesn't require a KYC for whoever you recruit through your affiliate link? I guess if the casino doesn't require a KYC to begin with, then your affiliate wouldn't be required to go through it, either.
There are a couple of NO KYC casinos within the forum right now, most of them even boast on their announcement thread title their NO KYC feature like Toshi, EarnBet, 2UP, Blitz99, ApexCrash, AceBet, Revaano, Vave, etc.
Scan through the main gambling boards, and you'll see them: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0
Just make sure to carefully read their ToS, though, as some of these casinos may impose a KYC later on for whatever reason. 

[Solarmesh]

Hello can you guys recommend me some gambling / casino affiliate programs that don't require KYC ( for the affiliates )
Ideally with daily payment or net7

So, a casino that doesn't require a KYC for whoever you recruit through your affiliate link? I guess if the casino doesn't require a KYC to begin with, then your affiliate wouldn't be required to go through it, either.
There are a couple of NO KYC casinos within the forum right now, most of them even boast on their announcement thread title their NO KYC feature like Toshi, EarnBet, 2UP, Blitz99, ApexCrash, AceBet, Revaano, Vave, etc.
Scan through the main gambling boards, and you'll see them: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0
Just make sure to carefully read their ToS, though, as some of these casinos may impose a KYC later on for whatever reason.  

No. The casino can require KYC for the players.

I mean a casino that doesn't require KYC for me as the affiliate when it comes down to withdrawing the earnings obtained through promotion.

Thanks for the reply I will check all the casinos you mentioned.

[SmartGold01]

If I am not mistakenly I had came across Vega.bet also offering an affiliate marketing program, you can also check toshi bet below my profile.
Please before you do anything further make sure to read their terms of Service to avoid much distractions and complaints.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

The are some casino that do not require KYC from their customers, although some of them have a policy that states that they can chose to ask for KYC from a player any time they want depending the arising situation that causes them to ask for KYC. If those casino doesn't ask for KYC from players, there's a high chance that they might likely not also ask for KYC from someone partaking in their affiliate program. So, you can check out the non KYC casino to see if they have any affiliate programs.

[OgNasty]

The leader in both being a crypt casino and having an affiliate program is very clearly Stake (see my signature). They do the most volume, have the best sponsorships, are frequently represented at big events, and have never had a legitimate complaint that I’ve seen. Hands down the #1 choice.

[Dunamisx]

There is no need for a recommendation here, try anyone out and see if they deserve the loyalty you should give them, most of them are rewarding once the casino is reputable, they pay you and no one go being cheated, just check online and see for yourself several available affiliate programs, know that the risk is at your own disposal if you go for any than when being recommended.

[noorman0]

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I mean a casino that doesn't require KYC for me as the affiliate when it comes down to withdrawing the earnings obtained through promotion.

If you're an influencer with the potential to bring more users to the platform, even KYC-compliant casinos will allow you to enjoy affiliate earnings without KYC.

The risk of not being paid may be higher wit no KYC, especially if the casino suspects you of exploitative activity; and without KYC, you'll be less able to defend yourself.

[Dave1]

Hello can you guys recommend me some gambling / casino affiliate programs that don't require KYC ( for me, the promoter )
Ideally with daily payment or net7

If I'm not mistaken, almost all crypto base gambling online sites have a affiliate program inside of them. Obviously the reason is that they want someone to promote their casinos at get more player in return of a commission.

However, I'm not sure how affiliates will get their players to sign under them. It was years ago that this business is booming during the pandemic as everyone stayed at home and so there are many gamblers that time that played under someone.

And unless you are really a big gambler influencer, I don't know how can someone be successful on this business. But in any case, good luck to you if this is your plan.

[Oluwa-btc]

Hello can you guys recommend me some gambling / casino affiliate programs that don't require KYC ( for me, the promoter )
Ideally with daily payment or net7

It'll be difficult for you to attract buyers by promoting casinos that do not require your KYC.Its considered risky because people tend to buy what they can trust and verify.The lack of identity verification can question the transparency and credibility of such platforms.Be careful about the platforms you choose to promote,as people are cautious about platforms safety and withdrawal transparency.

[yahoo62278]

The leader in both being a crypt casino and having an affiliate program is very clearly Stake (see my signature). They do the most volume, have the best sponsorships, are frequently represented at big events, and have never had a legitimate complaint that I’ve seen. Hands down the #1 choice.

Obviously I don't mind the promo for stake as I represent the brand as well, but the OP did ask for NO KYC and stake requires KYC across all their platforms. Licensing and regulations requirements.

OP, if you are looking for a trusted casino and instant payouts, stake is a great casino for affiliates but as far as no kyc check the gambling section.

[suzanne5223]

No. The casino can require KYC for the players.

I mean a casino that doesn't require KYC for me as the affiliate when it comes down to withdrawing the earnings obtained through promotion.

Thanks for the reply I will check all the casinos you mentioned.

Based on what you request about a casino with an affiliate program that doesn't require you to go through KYC i believe you already got the needed above based on my experience with the platform, but the platform i will recommend you try are 2UP and AceBet, which provide no KYC for all their services.

[rbynxx]

There is no need for a recommendation here, try anyone out and see if they deserve the loyalty you should give them, most of them are rewarding once the casino is reputable, they pay you and no one go being cheated, just check online and see for yourself several available affiliate programs, know that the risk is at your own disposal if you go for any than when being recommended.

I guess I disagree in here. Just tying a random loyalty program is probably blind and it's what exactly how others end up chasing some withdrawals that never come. It's not that all casino that look like a legit one do actually pays. A good recommendation from someone who's already been here for years and we have a lot of regular casino and forum user in here that could suggest and it will save you a lot of headache. DYOR too, sure, but I think brushing off some suggestions here is like it's nothing.

[julerz12]

No. The casino can require KYC for the players.

I mean a casino that doesn't require KYC for me as the affiliate when it comes down to withdrawing the earnings obtained through promotion.

Thanks for the reply I will check all the casinos you mentioned.

I see, well, here's another one that just launched yesterday (March 5, 2026). AnonGame.io
You can check their announcement thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5576487.0
They even boldly claim this:

⚡ Instant Withdrawals - No KYC. Ever.

Again, this is a new platform, so I suggest testing the waters first before inviting your whole platoon of affiliates.
You can also check their affiliate program here: https://anongame.io/affiliate

[iv4n]

Hello can you guys recommend me some gambling / casino affiliate programs that don't require KYC ( for me, the promoter )
Ideally with daily payment or net7

The best would be to ask casinos directly... That way, you will get all the answers you need, and some proof if you need it later. KYC is a sensitive topic, I guess you are aware that any casino can "change its mind" at any moment and ask for KYC.

And since you are a promoter and you wish to bring players, you can ask for a senior manager... You can get a better affiliate deal, and you will have a contact in case of an emergency. Players get into trouble here & there, and you need to be able to help.

So the best approach is direct contact. Ask everything you want to know, maybe for some insurance if you are bringing whales, and keep those emails & conversations just in case.