| Mobile Web App or PWA | Available |
| Google Play Store | Unavailable |
| Android .apk | Unavailable |
| iOS App | Unavailable |
Apple Pay and Google Pay both appear on the deposit page. Neither appears on the withdrawal page. The quickest way to fund an account from a handset cannot bring anything back.
Horus publishes both halves of its payments section in full. Few brands do, and reading the two side by side is where it gets interesting.
| Mobile Web App or PWA | Available |
| Google Play Store | Unavailable |
| Android .apk | Unavailable |
| iOS App | Unavailable |
Apple Pay and Google Pay both appear on the deposit page. Neither appears on the withdrawal page. The quickest way to fund an account from a handset cannot bring anything back.
Horus publishes both halves of its payments section in full. Few brands do, and reading the two side by side is where it gets interesting.
Nineteen entries fill the sidebar and four columns fill the footer. None is an app page, a download link or an install prompt.
Nothing is hosted for download, no .apk exists, and no store entry turned up. What runs is the site in a mobile browser, free, the same on both phone systems, with the latest version arriving at each login.
You lose the icon and the notification. You keep a casino and a full sportsbook behind one login, which is the part an installed application would not improve.
A deposits page lists thirty-two methods with four columns each: type, transaction fee, processing time and limit per transaction. The withdrawals page lists fifteen.
That gap is the whole story, and it repeats in every column:
Deposit twenty euros and win a little and you are below the payout floor, holding a balance you cannot take out until it reaches thirty.
Seventeen methods appear on the way in and not on the way out. Among them are both phone wallets, plus the three best-known e-wallets and a prepaid voucher brand.
For a handset player that is the sharp edge. Apple Pay and Google Pay are the fastest deposit on a phone, needing no card number typed and no app switch, and neither can receive a payout.
Whatever you deposit with, a card or a crypto address needs registering too. Doing that before the first deposit costs nothing.
A validation page on the licensing body’s own domain gives the operating company, a San José address, the registered website and the licence number. So far, standard.
What follows is not. A block headed excluded territories names Australia, France, Spain, the Netherlands, the United States, the United Kingdom and Comoros, alongside all FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions.
The wording is unusually blunt. Anyone reaching the site from those places does so at their own risk, and disputes from them fall outside the licence’s scope and, in the regulator’s phrase, will not be entertained.
Note the last name on that list. Anjouan is part of the Comoros, so the licence does not cover its own country.
Two rows of approval badges fill the footer. Every one of the sixteen belongs to a casino review or affiliate site.
The licence conditions on that same validation page require certified random number generators. No testing-laboratory mark appears among the sixteen on the pages examined.
That is a gap between what the licence demands and what the site displays. It says nothing about the games, and it does mean the certification is asserted rather than shown.
The sportsbook carries a tool that builds a coupon for you. Set a stake, a target return and a minimum and maximum odds range, and it assembles the selections from pre-match events.
On a desktop that is a convenience. On a phone it removes the worst part of mobile betting: tapping together a six-leg accumulator on a hand-width screen.
What it will not tell you is which events it picked until it has picked them, so the check still belongs to you.
Horus publishes more than most: both payment tables in full, a licence that resolves on the regulator’s domain, and a complaints policy and bonus terms in the footer.
Those same tables carry the warning. Seventeen deposit methods have no withdrawal counterpart, the payout floor sits above the deposit floor, and the two phone wallets only work in one direction.
✅ Bettors who want a sportsbook and a casino behind one login
✅ Crypto users, who get nine coins on both sides of the ledger
✅ Anyone who reads a payments table before registering
✗ Apple Pay and Google Pay users expecting a payout route
✗ Small depositors, whose minimum is below the withdrawal minimum
✗ Players in any of the seven excluded territories
No. No .apk, no store entry and no install prompt on the pages examined, so the mobile browser carries both the casino and the sportsbook.
Often not. Thirty-two methods accept deposits and fifteen handle withdrawals, so a card or crypto address is worth registering alongside whatever funds the account.