Stake licence explained
Who operates Stake, which authority licenses it and how the licence sits next to your account in Nigeria.
The operating company#
Stake is operated by Medium Rare N.V., a company based in Curaçao. The company name is the party behind your account, your NGN wallet and the bonuses credited to it. When a payment, a document request or an offer comes up, Medium Rare N.V. is the operator that handles it through Stake’s support.
The licence#
The Curaçao Gaming Authority licenses Medium Rare N.V. under licence number OGL/2024/1451/0918. The number identifies the licence, the authority names the body that issued it, and the operator name ties both to the Stake brand you see on your screen.
Reading the entries#
Each line in the table above answers a different question about the business behind your account.
| Entry | Detail | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Operator | Medium Rare N.V. | The company that holds your account |
| Registered in | Curaçao | The jurisdiction of the operating company |
| Authority | Curaçao Gaming Authority | The body that issued the licence |
| Licence number | OGL/2024/1451/0918 | The reference for the licence |
Stake in Nigeria#
Stake is available in Nigeria. You register once with an email you can recover, confirm your identity with a Nigerian document such as an international passport, national ID card, driving licence, voter’s card or NIN slip card, and use the NGN wallet for deposits and withdrawals. The registration page lists the documents, the deposit page covers bank transfer, OPay and Skrill from ₦1,000 or ₦2,000, and the withdrawal page explains KYC level 2.
Where to read next#
The Stake review places the licence beside the product, the payments and the app. For a question about your own balance or documents, Stake support has the full picture, and the contact page shows what to prepare. The rules of this site are in the terms of use, and the responsible gambling page lists the tools Stake provides for limits and breaks.