Benin's online betting market has historically operated without dedicated licensing, but the Cellule de Supervision du Secteur des Jeux (CSJ), created in 2023, now actively supervises operators, and a 2025 finance law introduced a 25% tax on online gambling revenue.
Benin's online betting market has historically operated without dedicated licensing, but the Cellule de Supervision du Secteur des Jeux (CSJ), created in 2023, now actively supervises operators, and a 2025 finance law introduced a 25% tax on online gambling revenue.
Regulatory landscape referenced: Cellule de Supervision du Secteur des Jeux (CSJ) / Loterie Nationale du Bénin. Always verify current local law before betting.
These are the payment channels commonly used for online transactions in Benin in 2026:
Football is the dominant sport in Benin. International competitions like the CAF Champions League and AFCON attract the most interest.
Benin's online betting market has historically operated without dedicated licensing, but the Cellule de Supervision du Secteur des Jeux (CSJ), created in 2023, now actively supervises operators, and a 2025 finance law introduced a 25% tax on online gambling revenue. The regulator/licensing authority referenced for Benin is the Cellule de Supervision du Secteur des Jeux (CSJ) / Loterie Nationale du Bénin.
The main payment channels used in Benin are MTN MoMo, Moov Money, Celtiis Cash. Availability varies by operator — always confirm on the bookmaker's own site before depositing.
SifuFinds only lists operators for Benin that we could independently verify are actually targeting or licensed for this market. We do not pad this list with unverified brands, so it may be shorter than for larger, more established markets — we update it as new verified information becomes available.
Football is the dominant sport in Benin. The most followed competitions are Benin Premier League, CAF Champions League, Premier League.