CautionLuna Casino is not licensed by any Canadian province. According to LCB, it is run by SkillOnNet Limited under a Malta Gaming Authority licence. LCB also notes that its sign-up offer excludes Ontario residents, which points to a site that takes players from the rest of Canada. We could not confirm that on the official site, which blocked our region.
LCB lists UK, Swedish and Danish licences next to the Maltese one, but those cover only their own countries. For a Canadian player, the Malta licence is the one that counts.
Luna Casino licence and what Malta covers
Under section 207 of the Criminal Code, online casino games in Canada belong to the provinces and to operators they register. Ontario does that through the AGCO and iGaming Ontario, and Alberta through the AGLC and the Alberta iGaming Corporation. Luna Casino is on neither list and is therefore an offshore site in Canadian terms.
Our scoring puts a Malta licence above Curacao or Anjouan. It still leaves you without a Canadian complaint route, without provincial self-exclusion and without the bonus advertising rules Ontario enforces. Ontario players have a registered market described in our Ontario guide.
Visit Luna CasinoNot licensed by a Canadian province. 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).
Where Luna Casino falls short for Canadians
A known platform owner and a Maltese licence are real points in Luna Casino’s favour. The open questions are Canada-specific: Interac support, CAD and the founding year are not confirmed from the operator. Our score sits just inside the caution band. It would rise with confirmed Canadian payment terms; it cannot reach the recommended band without a provincial licence.
Luna Casino bonus and free spins
The sign-up offer excludes Ontario, per LCB. Current terms come from the operator and appear below once confirmed:
| Item | On file |
|---|---|
| Welcome offer | not stated |
| Promo code | not stated |
| Wagering | not stated |
We found no Luna Casino no deposit bonus traceable to the operator. Free spins are usually tied to named slots and often carry their own wagering on the winnings. Read how long the spins stay valid and the cap on what they can pay out. Our free spins guide explains those limits.
Luna Casino payments and withdrawal
LCB lists Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, AstroPay, Trustly and Paysafecard. It mentions Interac without confirming it for Canada, so our Interac field stays empty: not stated. Withdrawal time on file: not stated. Several of these methods are country-dependent, so the cashier you see after sign-up is the only reliable list.
Luna Casino in a mobile browser
No Luna Casino app is confirmed in our data for the Canadian App Store or Google Play, so expect to use the mobile site. If a store listing appears, check that the developer name matches the operator before installing.
Other SkillOnNet casinos
Casinos built on the same platform often look alike, but looks prove nothing. The company name in the footer is the reliable link. Our sister sites page explains how to check it.
Set limits at Luna Casino
Casino play is for adults: 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec). If the account settings offer a deposit limit, set it before the first deposit. Free provincial helplines are on our responsible gambling page.
Visit Luna CasinoNot licensed by a Canadian province. 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).
Questions readers ask
- Is Luna Casino regulated by a Canadian province?
No. LCB lists a Malta Gaming Authority licence held by SkillOnNet Limited. No Canadian province licenses Luna Casino.
- Can Ontario players join Luna Casino?
LCB says the sign-up offer excludes Ontario residents. Ontario has its own registered market through iGaming Ontario.
- Does Luna Casino take Interac?
Not confirmed. LCB mentions Interac but does not confirm it for Canada; check the cashier after sign-up.
- Who runs Luna Casino?
LCB names SkillOnNet Limited as the operator and Malta licence holder.