1xBet's twelve markets and the number printed in six of them

1xBet operates in all thirteen betting markets on this site, and six of them show a local licence. Kenya prints BK 0001232 and Ghana GCSB26F1615T through Clickwell Ghana Limited. In Tanzania the number is SBI000000029 (Katavi Gaming Limited); in Uganda, NLGRB-BM-26-0206 (Advanced Gaming Limited). Lagos lists the Beauforbet Nigeria Limited entry, and Cameroon agrément 000020/A through Nexus SAS.
South of Tanzania the picture changes: Zambia, South Africa, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana are served on the international licence alone, so a Zambian or Namibian complaint ends at the brand's own support desk.
The licensee differs by market, so a search on the Kenyan list uses Advanced Gaming Limited and a search on the Ghanaian list uses Clickwell Ghana Limited. Each country page prints the company beside the number.
1xBet welcome offers by currency

1xBet welcome offers pay 200% in most markets, with the cap set in local currency. Kenya caps at KSh 20,000, Tanzania at TSh 540,000 and Cameroon at 130,000 FCFA. Uganda and Zambia pay 300%, up to USh 1,250,000 and K6,300, South Africa up to R3,000 and Malawi up to MK1,000,000.
In Nigeria and Ghana the headline runs from 200% to 300%, the upper figure unlocked by a promo code.
The rollover is the figure that decides value. In Kenya the bonus comes in two halves, one cleared at 5x on three-leg accas priced 1.40 and up, the other at 30x inside 1xGames. Tanzania and Malawi ask for 8x at 2.10 per leg. Uganda uses 5x within 30 days.
Deposit KSh 5,000 in Kenya and KSh 10,000 of bonus arrives in two parcels: the first wants KSh 25,000 of qualifying multibets, the second KSh 150,000 of 1xGames turnover. Claim the sports half as a daily multibet player and treat the games half as money for a player already in that lobby.
How money moves in and out of 1xBet

Payments at 1xBet follow the market. The Nigerian cashier opens at ₦100 and names OPay and PalmPay beside bank transfer and cards. In Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania and Uganda the deposit arrives as a prompt on the phone, M-Pesa, MTN or Airtel depending on the market. Crypto deposits sit beside cards in most lobbies.
A 1xBet payout lands in the wallet or bank account that carries the holder's name, once identity is confirmed, and the market takes its cut on the way out: 5% in Kenya and Lagos, 15% in Tanzania, Uganda and Malawi.
A deposit from a line registered to someone else is the commonest cause of a stalled 1xBet withdrawal.
1xBet app, Lite mode and products

1xBet builds the app for Android and iOS in every market it serves, and hands it out from its own domain since Google Play gates real-money gambling apps by country. Nigeria adds a Lite mode that strips images for slow data, and the apps carry the same cashier, bonus terms and booking codes as the website.
Beyond the sportsbook, with its live betting and cash out, sit 1xGames, a slots floor, live dealer tables and Aviator. One balance pays for all of it, and a 1xGames stake moves the games half of a split bonus while the sports half waits for multibets.
The phone number used on the web account is the login for the app, which is how the balance and the bonus clock follow the punter across.
Checking a 1xBet licence number against the company

1xBet Africa licences are national or state-level, and the brand prints the local number in the footer of each licensed market: Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, Lagos and Cameroon. The company behind each number differs, Clickwell Ghana Limited in Ghana, Katavi Gaming Limited in Tanzania, Nexus SAS in Cameroon, so the register search uses the company rather than the brand.
Where no local number exists, the international licence is what the footer shows, and the six southern country pages print it beside the offer. Each licensed country page links its regulator's register and names the company to type into it.
A large 1xBet balance belongs in one of the six licensed markets, where a payout dispute has a regulator to hear it; in the southern six, keep the balance at a size that can be written off.
Who should open a 1xBet account, and where

From M-Pesa, a Kenyan gets a GRA-listed book and a 5x sports rule. A Ugandan punter gets an NLGRB licence, a 5x rule and 30 days.
Tanzania pairs a Gaming Board licence with an 8x rule at 2.10, which fits a punter whose legs already run long. A Nigerian gets the Lagos entry, OPay and PalmPay and the Lite mode.
Zambian, Malawian and South African punters get the offshore position and should weigh the missing complaint route against the bonus. In Cameroon the agrément from MINAT comes with a 130,000 FCFA cap and the Orange Money and MTN MoMo routes. Each country page costs the 1xBet Africa offer in full, in local figures.
Questions about 1xBet in Africa
Is 1xBet licensed in Kenya?
Yes, as BK 0001232 on the Gambling Regulatory Authority list. Kenya's welcome is 200% up to KSh 20,000 from KSh 112, half clearing 5 times on three-leg multibets at 1.40 and half 30 times in 1xGames, within 30 days.
Is 1xBet legal in Nigeria?
Its Lagos entry is Beauforbet Nigeria Limited on the LSLGA register; the welcome runs 200% to 300% to a ₦600,000 ceiling from ₦100, and the cashier takes PalmPay, OPay, cards and bank transfer. It also runs a Lite mode for slow connections.
Which 1xBet markets have no local licence?
Zambia, South Africa, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana and Ethiopia, where the brand takes customers under its offshore licence. In Zambia it advertises 300% up to K6,300 and in Malawi 200% up to MK1,000,000 with an 8x rollover.
Does 1xBet have an app?
Yes, Android and iOS builds in every market on this site, downloaded from the brand's own domain because Google Play restricts gambling apps by country, plus a Lite mode in Nigeria that strips images for slow data.
What does the 1xBet welcome bonus cost to clear?
It depends on the market. Kenya and Uganda use a 5x rule on multibets of three legs at 1.40 or higher; Tanzania and Malawi use 8x at 2.10 per leg; Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon tie the top rate to a promo code whose rollover sits in the code terms.
Is 1xBet licensed in Cameroon?
Yes. Nexus SAS carries agrément 000020/A/MINAT/SG/DAP/SDLP/SJ, dated 24 February 2023, and the Cameroon welcome is 200% to a 130,000 FCFA ceiling. The MINAT register search uses the company name.
