Twocent Technology Limited: the company now behind BC.Game
✓ read at source Twocent Technology Limited — Belize company registration 000041939 — is the entity BC.Game's own licence page names as the operator today. We read that line at source on 3 August 2026, cross-checked the registered address against an independent Belize company directory, and dated the prior Curaçao entity's bankruptcy against trade-press reporting from the time it happened.
What BC.Game's own licence page prints
BC.Game publishes its licensing details in its own whitepaper, not just in a footer line. Read on 3 August 2026, the page states the operator is authorised to offer games of chance and wagering operations globally, and names:
| Field | Value printed by BC.Game | Our check |
|---|---|---|
| Operating company | Twocent Technology Limited | named at source |
| Company registration | 000041939 (Belize) | matches independent Belize directory listing |
| Registered address | Sea Urchin Street, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize | matches independent Belize directory listing |
| Licence | ALSI-202410011-FI1, Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros | register requires an interactive search per licence, not fetchable by an automated read — see below |
The registration number and address also appear, independently of BC.Game, in a Belize company-directory listing for Twocent Technology Limited — a business-data aggregator, not the government registry itself, so we treat it as a corroborating second source rather than a primary one. We could not open the Belize government's own company-search record for this entity: the Belize Companies and Corporate Affairs Registry's public lookup is a live database query, not a static page we can read programmatically, the same limitation as the Anjouan licence lookup above.
The Curaçao entity this replaced
Twocent Technology Limited is not the company that first ran BC.Game. Our BC.Game provenance page already sets out the chain from BlockDance B.V. to Small House B.V., both Curaçao entities; this page adds the dated trade-press record behind that summary.
| Event | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Small House B.V. acquires BC.Game | February 2024 (per trade press) | Gaming Intelligence |
| Curaçao court declares the operator bankrupt over unpaid player winnings (reported over $2 million) | November 2024 | Gaming Intelligence, iGaming Business |
| BC.Game announces it is withdrawing its Curaçao licence, citing a hostile regulatory environment | Announced 5 December 2024 | Gaming Intelligence, published 6 December 2024 |
| Licensing moves to Twocent Technology Limited under an Anjouan licence | Live as of 3 August 2026 | whitepaper.bc.game (own licence page) |
None of this is a finding against BC.Game as it operates today: the bankruptcy and licence withdrawal attach to the named Curaçao companies, not to the brand's current Belize-registered operator or to its players. It is the paper trail that explains why the entity you would find in BC.Game's terms now is a different company, in a different jurisdiction, than it was before December 2024.
Is Twocent Technology Limited itself in good standing?
Belize publishes a gazette of companies struck off its register. We checked the most recent supplement we could reach — Supplement No. 2 of 2026, published 10 March 2026 by the Belize Companies and Corporate Affairs Registry — but the underlying document lists company names inside a file our tools could not open programmatically. We are not able to confirm from that supplement, one way or the other, whether Twocent Technology Limited appears on it. We are marking this unread rather than assuming a clean result, which is the same standard we apply anywhere a source blocks us. How to check an operator yourself →
Which brands sit under Twocent Technology Limited
One, as far as we can prove: BC.Game. That is a deliberately short list.
| Brand checked | Result on 3 August 2026 |
|---|---|
| bc.game | named as operator on BC.Game's own licence page |
We did not find a second brand naming Twocent Technology Limited as its operator. Casino directories sometimes attach a licensing entity to a wider brand family on the strength of a shared registered-agent address; a shared address is not proof of common ownership, so we don't infer one from it. Every operator we trace →
How we sourced this
Operator and licence line: BC.Game's own whitepaper licence page (whitepaper.bc.game), read on 3 August 2026. Registration number and address, independently: a Belize company-directory listing for Twocent Technology Limited. Bankruptcy and licence-withdrawal dates: Gaming Intelligence's trade-press reporting, cross-referenced against our own BC.Game provenance page (last updated 27 June 2026). What we could not read — the Anjouan licence register's per-entry lookup and the full text of Belize's struck-off gazette supplement — is marked unread above rather than filled in. Our standards →
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