The online segment in Haiti remains unresolved: there is no separate class of licenses for remote casinos, so the proposal is formed mainly by offshore platforms with geo-restrictions and a variable level of compliance.
The regulatory focus is aimed at suppressing illegal activities, controlling advertising and payments, however, due to the lack of a clear regulatory framework, the online market remains gray.
User calculations are concentrated around bank cards, transfers and e-wallets (DOP/USD can be found with foreign operators), while many sites require 18 +, basic KYC/AML, deposit limits and responsible play tools (timeouts, self-exclusion).
Infrastructure factors - communication, power supply, availability of payment channels - affect the stability of access and the speed of transactions.
As a result, online casinos for a local audience are mainly offshore access with heterogeneous conditions, and potential legalization would require the creation of clear licensing, hosting and reporting rules.
What is legal today and at your own risk: a legal vacuum for online casinos, notifications from the Haiti Lottery (LEH) banning unlicensed online services, the launch of a digital platform/mandatory POS to control lotteries (from 01. 10. 2025), and why players are still leaving for foreign sites.
Learn more →An overview of which foreign platforms Haitian players most often look at: why offshore sites remain attractive, which brands pop up more often in reviews/ratings (Stake-type, 1xBet, Bet365/Betway, etc.), what licenses they usually use, what risks and how the LEH regulator reacts to it.
Learn more →In Haiti, online casinos do not have a separate legal regime, and the LEH regulator periodically bans unlicensed online services. VPN as a technology in the country as a whole is legal, but location masking violates the rules of many operators and threatens with blocking accounts and funds. We analyze what LEH says about this, how international brands operate, and what safe alternatives are.
Learn more →What is important to know about top slot and live content providers in the context of Haiti: portfolio and mechanics (Hold & Win, Megaways, jackpots, Crash/Live), RTP/volatility requirements, RNG certification, and the legal aspect - why their online products are available to players mainly through foreign platforms and do not mean local legalization.
Learn more →How players and operators pay in Haiti: cash and cards (low saturation and interruptions), MonCash mobile wallets (agent network, P2P, cash-in/out), digitalization of offline lotteries through POS LEH from 01. 10. 2025, as well as the "unsettled" status of cryptocurrencies (legal risks and lack of local rules).
Learn more →What can form the basis for legalizing iGaming in Haiti: the roles of LEH and MEF, lessons from the Dominican Republic (Resolución 136-2024), technical and fiscal requirements (RNG, remote access, online income tax), player protection and phased launch against the backdrop of a crisis macro environment.
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