About Mojabet: The Company, The Licence and The Platform
If you are about to hand a betting site your phone number and your Naira, the first sensible question is simple: who is actually behind it? This page collects what is publicly documented about Mojabet Nigeria — the company that runs it, the licence it holds, the games and payment rails it uses, and how you reach a human when something goes wrong. This is an independent review of Mojabet, not the operator’s own site, so the facts below are presented plainly, limitations included.
Who Operates Mojabet and Under Which Licence
Mojabet Nigeria, at mojabet.ng, is operated by Moja Group Inc., a Mauritius company holding licence number C11802348. That is an offshore company licence, not a Nigerian NLRC licence, and it matters in a practical way: your account terms and any dispute you raise sit under the operator’s offshore framework rather than a domestic Nigerian regulator, so the operator’s own published rules and the escalation path through its support team are the tools you have. Anyone who prefers a locally licensed brand should know that upfront, and anyone comfortable with offshore operators gets a platform that is nonetheless built specifically around Nigerian players rather than bolted on as an afterthought.
The Nigeria-first focus shows in the setup. The platform is Naira-only (NGN), so there is no currency conversion nibbling at your balance, and account creation is tied to a Nigerian +234 phone number, your network carrier (MTN, Airtel or Glo), a password and a single OTP. Because that identity chain is national, the operator states that players registering outside Nigeria or using a VPN risk having their account blocked and winnings frozen — in plain terms, this is a domestic-audience product and travelling around geo-rules is a fast way to lose access to your money. The wider verdict on how the brand performs day to day lives on our main write-up: Mojabet Review.
| Detail | What the operator documents |
|---|---|
| Operator | Moja Group Inc., a Mauritius company |
| Licence | Mauritius company licence C11802348 (offshore, not Nigerian NLRC) |
| Website | mojabet.ng |
| Currency | Naira only (NGN) |
| Registration identity | +234 phone number, carrier (MTN, Airtel or Glo), password, one OTP |
| Age policy | 18+ only |
What The Mojabet Platform Actually Offers
Mojabet runs a casino and a sportsbook side by side, plus the crash-style Aviator title that Nigerian players ask about by name — you can tell that from the welcome menu itself, which offers a slots bonus, a sports bonus and a dedicated Aviator bonus. The live dealer floor is supplied by studios you will recognise if you have played live tables anywhere: Evolution Gaming, Ezugi, Vivo Gaming, Pragmatic Play Live and TVBet. That mix means live roulette and blackjack streams from established providers rather than in-house software nobody can audit, and TVBet adds betting-style live game shows for players who want something between a sportsbook ticket and a casino table.
On the welcome side, the numbers are fixed and worth reading before you deposit. The headline is a 200% slots bonus up to ₦75,000, alongside a 100% sports bonus up to ₦37,500 and a 100% Aviator bonus up to ₦50,000. Bonus selection is optional at sign-up and “No bonus” is selected by default — you pick one welcome offer or none, and there is no stacking. Minimum deposit is ₦500, which is genuinely low entry: you can fund an account and try the tables without committing a serious sum. Full KYC is required before withdrawals. And one rule catches people out: if you deposit and then try to withdraw an amount less than 3x the amount deposited, Mojabet applies a 15% withdrawal fee, even if no bonus was taken. Read that as a turnover expectation baked into the cashier rather than a bonus condition, and plan your first cash-out around it.
Banking is built on local rails instead of e-wallets or crypto: OPay, MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money and bank transfer. No e-wallets and no cryptocurrencies are supported, so if your money lives in a crypto wallet this is not the platform for that habit — but if you already move money by mobile money and bank app, funding takes the route you use every day. Mojabet itself shows no platform fees, though your bank or wallet may charge its own, and the same-method rule applies: withdrawals go back the way the money came in.
| Transaction | Minimum | Maximum | Timing and notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deposit | ₦500 | ₦1,000,000+ | Via OPay, MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money or bank transfer; no platform fee shown |
| Withdrawal | ₦1,000 | About ₦5,000,000 per request | Same day to 48 hours; small cash-outs usually go through fast, larger ones get reviewed |
As for how you play: there is no mobile app. The site runs in the browser on Android and iPhone, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app icon would. Details on that browser setup sit on their own page: Mojabet mobile app. Creating the account itself is covered here: Mojabet sign-up process.
How Mojabet Handles Fairness, Support and Player Safety
Fair play at Mojabet rests on two things you can check yourself. First, the live casino content comes from third-party studios — Evolution Gaming, Ezugi, Vivo Gaming, Pragmatic Play Live and TVBet — whose games are built and run outside the operator’s control, so outcomes are not something the site sets. Second, the account and cashier rules are published rather than improvised, and the full text of what you agree to is available here: Mojabet terms and conditions. How your phone number, carrier data and uploaded documents are handled is set out separately: Privacy Policy.
Verification is thorough, and the fastest way through it is to have everything ready before your first withdrawal request rather than after. Mojabet’s documented KYC list covers:
- Passport, National ID Card or Driver’s Licence issued by a government authority
- A selfie holding your government-issued ID
- A bank statement or utility bill less than 90 days old as proof of residence
- A photo of the bank card used to deposit, or an e-wallet screenshot, as proof of payment method
- In some cases, a photo taken with Mojabet Live Chat visible in the background
- Video verification, if documents are not in the Latin alphabet or details do not match
That is a heavier checklist than a quick sign-up suggests, and it is the main reason withdrawals can stretch toward the 48-hour end of the window — clean, in-date documents in your own name keep you at the same-day end instead. Support runs on 24/7 live chat (a chatbot answers first before a human takes over), email, phone and WhatsApp, which means a document query at midnight does not have to wait for office hours. Gambling here is 18+ only; if the fun starts feeling like a chase, the tools and guidance are collected here: Mojabet responsible gambling.
How To Contact Mojabet
You can reach Mojabet through four channels: 24/7 live chat on the site, which starts with a chatbot and hands over to an agent; email at mojabet.ng@mojagroup.com; phone on +234 201 888 1011; and WhatsApp on +234 707 912 4387. Live chat suits quick balance and bonus questions, while document uploads and anything you want a written record of belong in email.
For business, partnership or compliance correspondence, the same email address reaches the operator, Moja Group Inc., the Mauritius company that holds the platform. On the regulatory side, the licensing detail to quote in any formal enquiry is the Mauritius company licence held by Moja Group Inc., number C11802348 — an offshore licence, not a Nigerian NLRC permit, so address escalations to the operator under that framework. A general overview of the site and its sections starts here: Home.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mojabet
Who Operates Mojabet?
Mojabet Nigeria, at mojabet.ng, is operated by Moja Group Inc., a company registered in Mauritius. The same company holds the platform’s licence and receives business and compliance correspondence at mojabet.ng@mojagroup.com, so all account terms, cashier rules and dispute handling sit with that operator.
Is Mojabet Licensed And Regulated?
Yes, but offshore. Moja Group Inc. holds a Mauritius company licence, number C11802348. That is not a Nigerian NLRC licence, so oversight comes from the operator’s offshore framework rather than a domestic regulator — worth weighing if local licensing is a requirement for you before depositing.
How Can I Contact Mojabet Support?
Four routes are documented: 24/7 live chat on the site, which opens with a chatbot before an agent joins; email at mojabet.ng@mojagroup.com; phone on +234 201 888 1011; and WhatsApp on +234 707 912 4387. Use email for KYC documents and anything you want recorded in writing.
When Was Mojabet Established?
The operator does not publish a launch year for the Nigerian platform, and this review will not guess one. What is verifiable is the company behind it — Moja Group Inc. of Mauritius, licence number C11802348 — plus the Naira-only, +234-phone-based account model the site runs on today.
Now that you know who runs Mojabet, what licence sits behind it and how the cashier rules work, you can decide with your eyes open — including whether to take the 200% slots bonus up to ₦75,000 or keep the “No bonus” default.