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Romania: Class I operators and Class II suppliers
Romania’s ONJN public portal distinguishes Class I principal gambling organisers from Class II businesses providing related services. The distinction is important for bonus pages: a payment processor or technology supplier’s licence does not establish permission for a consumer-facing casino account.

- Start with the company in the account contract, then identify the relevant Class I and activity information.
- A portal classification is not a certification of every promotion or a permanent guarantee of operational status.
- For a bonus dispute, retain the accepted terms and account ledger with the legal company’s details.
What the official information establishes
Start with the company in the account contract, then identify the relevant Class I and activity information. Do not stop after finding any familiar company in a public register. A single corporate group can contain several entities with different roles. The actual domain and current authorisation need to align with the service supplied.
The distinction a bonus page can miss
A portal classification is not a certification of every promotion or a permanent guarantee of operational status. If a licence, authorisation or domain detail is missing, leave it unresolved and seek current ONJN information. This guide does not publish operator counts, numerical age claims or universal exclusion promises from unverified secondary summaries.
Player protection and unresolved questions
For a bonus dispute, retain the accepted terms and account ledger with the legal company’s details. Distinguish a withdrawn promotional allocation from an ordinary payment delay. If verification or a manual adjustment is cited, ask for the specific explanation and complaint procedure. Do not deposit again merely to keep an account active while an issue is reviewed.
Apply the local distinction
A hypothetical casino footer displays an ONJN number belonging to a technology company. The number might be genuine, but the classification still matters. Compare the name in the consumer contract with the register role and ask for the actual organiser’s authorisation. If a payment dispute follows, address it to the entity holding the account and preserve supplier details only where they help identify the transaction. A chain of business relationships is not a substitute for a clear consumer-facing licence check.
Common questions
Does a Class II licence authorise a casino account?
Not by itself. ONJN describes Class II as related services rather than the principal B2C organiser category.
Does this page certify any Romanian operator?
No. It explains the register distinction and the additional checks still required.
Sources & further reading
Read the source alongside the explanation. Rules and published terms can change; check the current official position where you live.
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