me88: its Anjouan licence and other licence references, checked

A brand built for Malaysia

me88 is designed for Malaysian customers. Its public settings file sets the default country to Malaysia and the default currency to ringgit, and offers English, Chinese and Malay versions of the site^[3]. Its About Us page describes it as an “Online Casino Malaysia” and lists Malaysian sponsorships, including songs by a local artist and a dating show called “Play Safe Play Me”^[3].

Its terms address legality directly. Clause 13.3 says some jurisdictions “have specifically made online and/or offshore gambling illegal” and that “we do not intend that anyone should use the Site and/or Services where such use is illegal”. Clause 6.5 places the responsibility for legality on the player^[8]. In Malaysia no online casino is licensed, and players have been fined under the Common Gaming Houses Act 1953 for gambling on their phones^[7][9]. Our plain-English guide to Malaysia’s online gambling law sets out the offences. This check records me88’s claims and the records behind them. It is not a recommendation.

What me88 says about its licence

me88’s own material referred to three sources of licensing on 28 October 2026^[3][10]:

• The current footer on the live Malaysian site says me88 is “owned and operated by S Tier Solutions Ltd. registration number: 000053784, registered address: San Victor Street, Orange Walk Town, Belize” and “operates under License No. ALSI-202606029-FI1” from Anjouan.
• The About Us page says me88 is “certified and recognized by gambling regulatory authorities around the globe, the Government of Curacao, United Kingdom Gambling Commission, PAGCOR … are among the lists”.
• The me88.com domain carries an older footer saying me88 operates “under the Master License of Gaming Services Provider, N.V. #365/JAZ” from Curaçao.

The site’s public settings file contains a link, for every currency it supports, to a Curaçao certificate page^[3]. A January 2026 press release, reported by a third-party site, said me88 had secured a “Gaming Control Board” licence, without naming a jurisdiction or number.

What each register shows

Anjouan: valid. The Anjouan register lists S Tier Solutions Ltd under licence ALSI-202606029-FI1, business-to-consumer, status valid. It was issued on 12 June 2026, expires on 11 June 2027, and names the domains me88.com and me88pro.net^[1]. Neither the company nor the licence appears on the authority’s lists of revoked or suspended licences. The seal validator linked from me88’s footer shows the same company, licence and Belize address, with operating status “VALID”^[2].

Curaçao: revoked record. The Curaçao certificate link in me88’s settings file redirects to the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s validator. For me88.com it reads: “This record for me88.com does not confirm current authorization to operate. Application status: Granted. License status: Revoked.”^[4] Neither me88, S Tier Solutions nor Gaming Services Provider N.V. appears in the authority’s online gaming licence registry of 20 October 2026 or in its enforcement register^[11][12].

Great Britain and the Philippines: no entry. We downloaded the UK Gambling Commission’s register of businesses, trading names and domains, last updated on 28 October 2026. Neither me88 nor S Tier Solutions appears in it^[5]. We searched PAGCOR’s lists of accredited operators and registered brands and domains for me88 and found no match^[6]. Philippine offshore licences ended by 31 December 2024 in any case^[13].

me88 says it was founded in 2019; the Anjouan licence dates from June 2026. If you want to run these lookups yourself, our walk-through of the Curaçao, Anjouan and PAGCOR registers shows where each one lives.

The domains in use

The Anjouan licence lists two domains. The Malaysian site we read was served from a third domain, which is not on the licence, and neither are the other domains that redirect to it^[1][3]. The seal on the live site queries the validator for me88pro.net^[2]. me88’s settings file names more than ten further domains for other markets, affiliates, messaging and static files^[3].

From a Malaysian connection on 28 October 2026, me88.com and two other me88 domains resolved to an internet-provider address that timed out, while the domain serving the live site loaded normally. That is consistent with blocking and domain rotation; no published list we found names these domains^[14].

Payments and withdrawals

The settings file lists DuitNow, FPX and two payment processors for ringgit, and the footer shows Touch ’n Go, cards and three cryptocurrencies^[3]. The About Us page states “5-minute guaranteed deposit and withdrawal”. That is me88’s statement, and we have not tested it^[3].

The terms set these conditions^[8]:

• winnings are paid out on provision of photo identification and/or a card copy (clause 10.1);
• the company “will not release your funds under any circumstances” unless the full deposit has been played through (clause 10.2);
• withdrawals must be in the deposit currency (clause 10.3);
• withdrawal costs and bank charges may be deducted from winnings (clauses 10.5 and 10.6).

The VIP page sets daily withdrawal limits by tier, from MYR 50,000 at the entry tier to MYR 300,000 at the second-highest, with no limit at the top^[15].

The 288% welcome bonus, worked through

me88’s main offer is a “288% Welcome Jackpot Bonus”, running from 1 April to 31 December 2026 for new members^[15]. Its main terms are:

• a minimum deposit of MYR 50;
• a bonus of 288% on deposits up to MYR 1,000, giving a maximum bonus of MYR 2,880;
• a turnover of 35 times the deposit plus bonus;
• 30 days to meet it.

me88 gives a worked example. A MYR 600 deposit earns a MYR 1,728 bonus. The two together make MYR 2,328, and 35 times that is MYR 81,480 of bets^[15]. If the turnover is not met in 30 days, “all money won (including bonuses) using bonus funds will be revoked”^[15].

The terms exclude slots from nine providers, including those sold as Mega888 and 918Kiss^[15]. A separate option for those two apps pays 120% up to MYR 300 with 8 times “winover”. Outright sports bets are not allowed with the bonus, and opposite-side bets do not count. The bonus is credited after customer service confirms it. The promotion page states no maximum bet and no maximum cashout^[15].

Reviews, ambassadors and the record

me88’s largest Trustpilot profile shows no score. The page says the rating “is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines” and that Trustpilot has “removed a number of fake reviews for this company”^[16]. Of the 195 reviews visible when we read it, 46% were five-star and 29% one-star; the reviews include both praise and reports of withdrawal and account problems. A review profile is not a representative sample, and we have not checked any individual review^[16].

In October 2022 the mixed martial artist Conor McGregor was appointed me88’s brand ambassador for Southeast Asia, and the live site still uses his image^[17][15]. Two large complaint sites could not be reached from our Malaysian connection, and we report nothing from them.

Limits and exclusion

me88’s responsible-gaming page offers a self-assessment questionnaire and general advice, such as setting “a realistic win and loss limits”, and points readers to GamCare, a British service^[3]. We did not find a self-exclusion, deposit-limit or cooling-off tool described on me88’s public pages; such tools may sit inside the account area, which we did not open. The Anjouan validator states that licensees must offer responsible-gambling tools “including self-exclusion and deposit limit capabilities”^[2]. If you need help now, our guide to gambling support in Malaysia lists free services and blocking steps that do not depend on me88.

What this check shows

me88 holds a valid Anjouan licence, issued in June 2026 and covering me88.com and me88pro.net, and the footer’s company and licence details match the register^[1]. The records also show:

• the domain serving Malaysian visitors is not one of the two on the licence^[1];
• Curaçao’s record for me88.com shows the certificate as revoked^[4];
• the UK and Philippine registers have no me88 entry, although the About Us page refers to both^[5][6];
• the welcome bonus requires MYR 81,480 of bets on me88’s own MYR 600 example^[15].

For a Malaysian reader, the starting point is the same as for every brand here. Playing is an offence under Malaysian law, and an Anjouan licence does not change that^[7].