CopyBet's current UK terms directory and Gambling Commission record should be read together. The directory supplies the agreement; the register supplies current licence-category status. Search results can also surface older files, so neither a document number nor the year alone is enough to identify the text that now governs an account.

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Copybet UK Limited has regulatory account 53774. Active remote gambling software and real-event betting use licence 053774-R-330743-011. The non-remote software permission 053774-N-330744-007 was surrendered and ended in 2025.

It would be inaccurate to shorten that table to CopyBet's licence is surrendered. The status belongs to a specific activity and channel. Equally, an active remote row does not establish every possible gambling activity; the authorised category must remain attached to the claim.

Copybet UK Limited has company number 10949712, a Baker Street company address and a head-office location at The Lighthouse on Gray's Inn Road. These addresses have different roles; use the correspondence route designated for the specific request.

The general account agreement is document 313, a 23-page edition dated 2026. Earlier editions can apply to historical transactions and should remain attached to their own periods.

Current and historical agreements can have different wording. Retaining their edition dates preserves the conditions relevant to a past decision or transaction.

The current remote licence reference ends in 011. Preserve the full string and activity category; an earlier suffix can concern a different permission period.

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Deposit limits support daily, weekly and monthly periods. Decreases take effect immediately. Increases require a 24-hour cooling-off period followed by confirmation; without confirmation, the limit stays unchanged.

For someone auditing an account restriction, the evidence is the request followed by the activation notice. A request timestamp alone does not demonstrate that a higher limit became active. Nor does a deposit limit describe every other protective restriction that may apply to the account.

The distinction protects the accuracy of a support enquiry. Asking why a limit changed is different from asking why a submitted increase did not take effect. The request, confirmation and displayed setting allow those questions to be separated without speculation about how the account system behaved.

Customer query handling has a one-business-day processing target, separate from final complaint resolution. The dispute process includes a deadlock email and IBAS as an external resolution route.

The general agreement allows IBAS referral when a dispute remains unsettled after eight weeks. Initial acknowledgement, substantive response and final position are separate stages of the complaint.

Include the issue being challenged, transaction or account reference, the relevant rule, the original complaint and the operator's response. Where a deadlock email is issued, preserve its unique reference. This suggested organisation does not predict how IBAS will decide a case; it makes the chronology and disputed decision easier to identify.

General account terms, sportsbook rules and platform-feature conditions cover different subjects. Complaint procedures belong to the account agreement; ticket grading depends on the relevant sports rule.

Crypto settlement, anonymous access and a universal withdrawal speed remain unconfirmed for the UK service. The account's actual payment and verification conditions determine each request.

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