Licensed in Malta through SkillOnNet Ltd, SlotStars casino is missing from the iGaming Ontario operator list and holds no provincial licence. For a Canadian player that makes it an offshore site with a European regulator behind it. This SlotStars review sets out what the Malta licence gives you, how payments are reported to work and what we could not confirm.
SlotStars licence and legal standing in Canada
The Malta Gaming Authority is one of the stricter offshore regulators: it audits operators, runs a complaint process and requires player funds to be handled under its rules. Review coverage also lists UK, Swedish and Danish licences for the brand. None of these is a Canadian provincial licence, and in our scoring an MGA licence earns 14 of 30 licence points, against 30 for a crown or Ontario-registered site.
SkillOnNet does run brands that are registered with iGaming Ontario, but SlotStars itself was not on the regulated market list when we checked on 29 October 2026. Whether it accepts players in other provinces is not stated; we inferred offshore status from Interac being offered. We do not call it legal in Canada, and we do not suggest a player breaks the law by joining. If you live in Ontario, our iGaming Ontario guide shows how to check the registry yourself.
A supervised company, with recourse in Malta
A Malta licence and a known platform company make SlotStars a real, supervised business in Europe. The gap for Canadians is local recourse: a dispute goes to the operator and then to Malta, not to the AGCO or a provincial lottery corporation.
SlotStars withdrawal and payment methods
Interac is reported for deposits only, so cash-outs go to a card, e-wallet or bank transfer. Methods on file: Interac, Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, MuchBetter, Trustly, Bank wire. Stated withdrawal time: not stated. Minimum deposit: not stated. Plan the withdrawal route before you deposit; our payments hub compares the options.
SlotStars welcome offer and free spins
Current welcome offer: not stated. Promo code: not stated. Wagering: not stated. We found no confirmed SlotStars no deposit bonus. Deposit-linked free spins at any casino tend to come with a short expiry and a fixed game list, so read both before you claim.
Browser play and the SkillOnNet family
There is no SlotStars app in the stores; the casino runs in a mobile browser. Its sister sites are other SkillOnNet brands, some of which hold Ontario registration. Our sister sites page explains how to tell a shared platform from shared ownership.
How SlotStars scores
SlotStars scores 50/100 out of 100. Play is 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec). In Ontario, ConnexOntario answers at 1-866-531-2600 at any hour; other lines are on our responsible gambling page.
Visit SlotStarsNot licensed by a Canadian province. 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).
Questions readers ask
- Is SlotStars available in Ontario?
SlotStars was not on the iGaming Ontario list on 29 October 2026. Some other SkillOnNet brands are.
- Which licence does SlotStars hold?
A Malta Gaming Authority licence through SkillOnNet Ltd, plus European licences per review coverage. No province licenses it.
- Can I withdraw from SlotStars by Interac?
Interac is reported for deposits only. Withdrawals go through other methods in the cashier.
- Can I get free spins at SlotStars without depositing?
We could not confirm one. Check the promotions page for current terms.


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