Yes. The exact lottofy.co.uk website is listed as an active domain for Clobet Limited. The company has current remote casino and real event betting entries dating from 10 July 2026.

For players asking whether Lottofy is legit, this is a direct match between the .co.uk domain and a company on the official register. It does not automatically cover lookalike addresses, social media accounts or every website using the Lottofy name.

A register match confirms the named operator and domain status. It does not guarantee fast withdrawals, good customer service or a particular outcome if you make a complaint.

Clobet Limited is the legal operator named against lottofy.co.uk. The public Lottofy company page also identifies Clobet Limited as the business behind the wider Lottofy brand.

The Gambling Commission currently records no separate trading names for Clobet Limited. For a UK player checking the company behind lottofy.co.uk, Clobet Limited is the name that should appear.

Lottofy.com is also publicly operated by Clobet Limited, but it is not listed as a domain under this UK entry. Do not treat the international .com website or its Malta licensing information as a substitute for checking the exact .co.uk address.

As checked on 5 August 2026, lottofy.co.uk is accessible and mainly contains general information about UK and online lotteries. Its About page says the website is not affiliated with official lottery operators.

The current landing page does not show an obvious registration form, cashier, casino lobby, sportsbook or ticket purchase route. It therefore looks like an information-led or pre-launch website rather than a normal live gambling site.

This means there may be nothing to play on the .co.uk site yet, despite the domain being marked active on the register. Check the website itself before expecting a working player account or gambling product.

Open the official Gambling Commission entry for Clobet Limited and look for account 100831. This is the quickest way to avoid relying on a logo or licence claim copied onto another website.

• Confirm the company name is Clobet Limited.
• Check that lottofy.co.uk appears as an active domain.
• Make sure the casino and real event betting entries still show as current.
• Check the spelling of the domain before entering personal or payment information.

Register information can change, so use the official page when you are about to register, deposit or respond to a message claiming to come from Lottofy.

Lottofy.co.uk is the only domain currently attached to this Clobet Limited UK entry. No additional active or inactive domains are recorded, and there are no other trading names listed.

If another website claims to be a Lottofy sister site covered by the same UK licence, do not assume the claim is correct. Search for that exact domain on the official Clobet Limited page before using it.

Start with the contact route shown in the footer of the official lottofy.co.uk website. Clobet Limited's wider Lottofy contact page also offers live chat and a message form, but state clearly that your query concerns lottofy.co.uk.

The address recorded for the company is:
Clobet Limited
Junction Business Centre
Triq Sqaq Lourdes
St Julian's
SWQ 3334
Malta

For a dispute, contact the operator first and label your message as a formal complaint. The Gambling Commission complaints guide explains that transaction and service complaints must initially go through the gambling business.

• Include the exact domain, your registered email or username, relevant dates and any disputed amounts.
• Save screenshots, transaction references, emails and chat transcripts.
• Explain the outcome you want and ask for a written response.
• If the complaint remains unresolved, ask which approved dispute resolution provider handles the case.

The registered Malta address is useful for formal correspondence, but online support is normally the faster first step. Keep copies of everything you send.

Only gamble with money you can afford to lose, and stop if playing is no longer enjoyable or feels difficult to control.

Casinos can be hard to contact, if you're struggling to get in touch with them via email then you can try writing to the address they've provided on file. This is listed under the UK Gambling Commission and so should be a mailing address which will respond to any requests.

Here's all the live domains running under Clobet Limited. They're all actively licensed under the UK Gambling Commission.

Below contains all the licenses on file for Clobet Limited. You can view a breakdown of license types here but crucially an active license in the remote casino sector is required to provide online gambling in the United Kingdom.