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New Pay by Mobile Casino Sites UK: Rare, and Mostly on Existing Licences

Genuinely new pay by mobile casino sites are rare in the UK, because operators are phasing the method out rather than adopting it. New brands mostly appear on licences that already run phone billing, and a UKGC register check vets them before any deposit.

AUTHOR: Daniel Croft
UPDATED: 22 Oct 2026
REVIEWED: [OK]

In 2026, a "new pay by mobile casino" is almost always a new brand launched on an existing licence that already supports phone billing, not a new operator embracing the method. A brand-new operating company on the UKGC register is the rarer, stronger signal of a genuine launch.

/ VERIFIED·3 operators checked·8,998 votes·updated 2026-08-19

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ID-001VideoslotsVideoslotsTop4.6/5
SCORE92.0/100
4.6/5BONUS
Welcome offer for new UK players
LICENCEUKGC
MIN DEP£10
W/Dafter KYC
VOTES4,183
[ GET BONUS > ]
· SIRU
18+ · New UK players only · Min dep £10 · Wagering applies · BeGambleAware.org
- Videoslots takes pay by mobile deposits through Siru Mobile, from £10 according to the operator, and is one of the last large UKGC sites to keep the route.
- Videoslots offers 8,000+ slots and live tables, against 6,000+ games at Mr Vegas and 5,000+ at Mega Riches.
- Videoslots operates on the Videoslots Ltd UKGC licence 39380, which has a clean public record.
GAMES8,000+
WAGERINGsee T&Cs
LICENCEUKGC 39380 (Videoslots Ltd)
W/Dcard/bank/e-wallet after verification
18+. New UK customers only. Welcome offer terms, wagering requirements and game weighting apply — confirm the current offer on the operator's site before depositing. Phone-bill deposits are deposit-only; withdrawals are paid to a debit card, bank account or e-wallet after verification. Siru deposits carry a provider surcharge (typically 25–33%) added on top and shown before you confirm. Licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (39380). BeGambleAware.org.
ID-002Mr VegasMr Vegas4.5/5
SCORE89.5/100
4.5/5BONUS
Welcome offer for new UK players
LICENCEUKGC
MIN DEP£10
W/Dafter KYC
VOTES3,547
[ GET BONUS > ]
· SIRU
18+ · New UK players only · Min dep £10 · Wagering applies · BeGambleAware.org
- Mr Vegas accepts Siru pay by mobile deposits, from £10 according to the operator, with a provider surcharge of typically 25–33% added on top and shown before you confirm.
- Mr Vegas offers 6,000+ games on the same platform and UKGC licence 39380 as Videoslots.
- Mr Vegas pays withdrawals to a debit card, bank account or e-wallet once verification is done, according to the operator.
GAMES6,000+
WAGERINGsee T&Cs
LICENCEUKGC 39380 (Videoslots Ltd)
W/Dcard/bank/e-wallet after verification
18+. New UK customers only. Welcome offer terms, wagering requirements and game weighting apply — confirm the current offer on the operator's site before depositing. Phone-bill deposits are deposit-only; withdrawals are paid to a debit card, bank account or e-wallet after verification. Siru deposits carry a provider surcharge (typically 25–33%) added on top and shown before you confirm. Licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (39380). BeGambleAware.org.
ID-003Mega RichesMega Riches4.2/5
SCORE84.5/100
4.2/5BONUS
Welcome offer for new UK players
LICENCEUKGC
MIN DEP£10
W/Dafter KYC
VOTES1,268
[ GET BONUS > ]
· SIRU
18+ · New UK players only · Min dep £10 · Wagering applies · BeGambleAware.org
- Mega Riches is the newest Videoslots-platform brand and takes Siru phone deposits from £10, according to the operator.
- Mega Riches offers a modern lobby with 5,000+ slots and live tables.
- Mega Riches runs on the established Videoslots Ltd UKGC licence 39380.
GAMES5,000+
WAGERINGsee T&Cs
LICENCEUKGC 39380 (Videoslots Ltd)
W/Dcard/bank/e-wallet after verification
18+. New UK customers only. Welcome offer terms, wagering requirements and game weighting apply — confirm the current offer on the operator's site before depositing. Phone-bill deposits are deposit-only; withdrawals are paid to a debit card, bank account or e-wallet after verification. Siru deposits carry a provider surcharge (typically 25–33%) added on top and shown before you confirm. Licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (39380). BeGambleAware.org.

New Pay by Mobile Casino Sites Come From Platform Brands Like Mega Riches

New pay by mobile casino sites mostly come from platform brands: Videoslots Ltd (licence 39380) launched Mega Riches on its Siru-billing platform. In this niche, "new" means a fresh lobby and welcome offer on proven plumbing; Mega Riches lists Siru deposits, according to the operator. paybymobilecasino.uk adds such launches to the main list only after checking that the cashier offers phone billing.

A genuinely new mobile casino UK entry is rarer than the search term suggests. Most sites badged as new in 2026 are fresh fronts on an existing operator's licence: same billing plumbing, same support desk, same terms as an established brand underneath. That is not automatically a problem, but it does mean the operating company behind the login screen matters more than the launch date on it.

Vetting a New Pay by Mobile Casino: The Checks That Matter

Vetting checklist: company, cashier, GAMSTOP and licence number

Check	Where	Red flag
Operating company	Site footer, then the UKGC public register	Company absent or licence lapsed
Phone-billing route	Cashier, before registering	Method advertised but missing at the till
GAMSTOP participation	Footer / responsible gambling page	“No verification” or “no GAMSTOP” pitches
Licence number	Footer vs register entry	Number does not match the register

Find the operating company in the site footer, then look it up on the UKGC public register, brand-new brands usually sit on an established licence.
Open the cashier before registering (most sites show deposit methods pre-signup) and confirm the phone-billing option exists.
Treat "no verification" or "no GAMSTOP" pitches as a hard stop, that is an unlicensed site wearing a new coat.

paybymobilecasino.uk updates its new-sites list when the market does. No fresh launches are listed this month; the working shortlist lives on the home page.

Three signals that new pay by mobile casino sites are relabelled shells

A launch date on the homepage should roughly match when the operating company or a licence variation appears on the UKGC register, not sit years apart.
Identical bonus copy, templates or a shared support email across several "new" sites usually means one platform provider relabelling a shell, not a fresh operator.
A genuinely new site shows its phone-billing aggregator live in the cashier on day one, not just promised in marketing copy.

Latest phone bill casinos: this month at a glance

Signal	What it usually means	Status this month
New front on an established licence	The common pattern, not a red flag by itself	No new fronts confirmed
New operating company on the register	The stronger, rarer signal of a genuine launch	None found
"New" claim with no register match	Treat as unverified until the licence is confirmed	Not applicable this month

18+ only. Gambling can be harmful, set limits before you deposit. Free, confidential help: BeGambleAware.org and GamCare (0808 8020 133). Self-exclude from all UK-licensed sites at GAMSTOP.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.01

Are there any new pay by mobile casinos in 2026?

New pay by mobile casinos appear occasionally, almost always as new brands on existing phone-billing licences such as Videoslots Ltd licence 39380. Entirely new operators adopting the method are effectively unheard of, as the industry trend runs the other way.

Q.02

Why do so few new sites accept phone billing?

Few new sites accept phone billing because tighter UKGC affordability and source-of-funds rules make carrier billing the most compliance-heavy deposit route to offer. New entrants launch with cards, bank transfer and e-wallets instead.

Q.03

How do I check whether a new casino is licensed?

Find the operating company in the site footer and search it on the UK Gambling Commission public register. If it is not there with a current licence, do not deposit, regardless of what payment methods it advertises.