Coins Royale Review

Coins Royale is a slots-only sweepstakes casino from NiyaSG LLC that launched at the time of this review with 450 titles from providers like Hacksaw Gaming, Relax Gaming. and Playson. The first purchase bonus and no-deposit welcome package make it competitive out of the gate, though the platform still lacks table games, VIP rewards, and a meaningful track record.

Coins Royale Overview

Coins Royale launched at the time of this review, operated by NiyaSG LLC out of Delaware. It runs the standard sweepstakes model: Fun Coins (FC) for entertainment, Sweeps Coins (SC) for real prize redemptions. No gaming license, no deposit required to start playing.

Day to day, if you've played at Chumba, Stake US, or WOW Vegas, you already know the drill.

As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}}, the site is live in 34 US states plus Washington, D.C. Sixteen states are restricted, including California, New York, Florida, Nevada, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. That's a wider exclusion list than some competitors like Pulsz or Golden Hearts carry. Check https://coinsroyale.com before signing up.

Here is what actually happens when you create an account. You verify your identity, confirm your location, and Coins Royale drops into your balance. No purchase. No promo code. Just standard KYC verification, and you're in.

Platform Features

In our testing, the platform is entirely browser-based. {{has_mobile_app}}. You play through Chrome or Safari on whatever device you have. Honestly, well, it's not exactly in practice, though, this is how most sweepstakes casinos operate. Pulsz, LuckyLand Slots, High 5 Casino, and Fortune Coins all skip native apps for the same reason: app store policies make sweepstakes distribution a headache.

Real talk, the site loads fast and the lobby sorts cleanly by provider and category. Customer support runs 24/7 live chat with sub-minute response times, which is better than what most established platforms deliver. That's a genuine plus.

One thing to note: As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}}, VIP programs, missions, and tournaments are all listed as "coming soon." That's not unusual for a platform this young. Moozi and SpinQuest both launched with similar gaps and filled them in within a few months. But right now, what you see is what you get.

Games & Providers

Coins Royale stocks 450 slots from Hacksaw Gaming, Playson, Relax Gaming, Gaming Corps, Slotmill, Revolver Gaming (a genuine plus here). That's a focused roster. Hacksaw Gaming brings high-volatility fan favorites. Relax Gaming and Playson add depth with a mix of mechanics and themes. From what we've seen, slotmill and Gaming Corps round things out with niche titles that you won't find on every sweepstakes platform.

The catch: it's slots only. No table games. No live dealer. No scratch cards, no fish games, nothing else. If you want blackjack or roulette alongside your slots, look at Stake US or Legendz instead. But if you're a pure slot player, 450 titles from quality studios is a solid starting library. That's more slot variety than Real Prize or Chanced launched with.

Bonuses & Promotions

In practice, the no-deposit welcome bonus () gets you through the door. 3 SC is modest compared to what WOW Vegas or Pulsz offer on signup, but it's enough to test the waters without spending anything.

The real value is the first purchase bonus, and As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}}, . That's a 150% bonus. and the SC-to-dollar ratio is strong. For context, a $9.99 buy getting you 25 SC (redeemable at $1 each) means you're getting $25 in potential prize value on a $10 spend. Fortune Coins and SpinQuest run similar entry-level promotions, but Coins Royale's ratio holds up well against the field.

From what we've seen, the daily login bonus gives you {{daily_bonus}} every 24 hours. Look, that's 0.3 SC per day, which adds up to about 2.1 SC per week or roughly 9 SC per month just for logging in. Not huge, but it keeps your balance alive between purchases.

What does In our testing, the fine print says SC must be wagered at least 1x before redemption. (and we've seen a lot of these). That 1x-to-20x range is wider than what most competitors publish (Chumba runs a flat 1x, for reference), and the unpredictability is a legitimate knock..

Some promotions may require up to 20x playthrough, so read the terms on each give you?

Banking & Redemptions

From what we've seen, grab options include Apple Pay, Google Pay, Visa, and Mastercard. That covers the basics, though there's no crypto purchasing here. For the record, if that matters to you, Stake US has you covered.

Redemptions go through bank transfer or gift cards. As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}}, bank transfers take {{payout_time_estimate}} and gift cards process within 72 hours. There's a $10,000 daily redemption limit, which is higher than what most new platforms set. Full KYC verification is required before your first cashout. and you'll want to use a traditional bank account (Chase, Wells Fargo, etc.) rather than a neobank to avoid ACH rejection issues.

The minimum redemption threshold sits at $100 in SC. In our testing, that's on the higher side. Honestly, platforms like High 5 Casino and Funrize set their floors lower, which makes it easier for casual players to cash out smaller wins (yeah, we were surprised too). If you're grinding at low stakes, that $100 minimum means you'll be playing for a while before you can redeem.

Editorial Verdict

Coins Royale enters a crowded market with a clean product, a competitive first purchase ratio, and a focused slot catalog from legitimate providers. It lacks the game variety, VIP infrastructure, and community proof that established platforms like Chumba or WOW Vegas have built over years. But for slot-focused players in eligible states, it's a credible new option worth testing with the free no-deposit bonus before committing any money.