Who owns Klirr?
As of : Klirr is owned by Buccone, private (owners not identified). The site runs under Myntet Limited, Malta, with a licence from Spelinspektionen (Sweden) for online gaming. The same owner has 3 other casinos. Press reports this link; we have not confirmed it in a register yet.
| Ultimate owner | Buccone (private (owners not identified)) |
|---|---|
| Operating company | Myntet Limited, Malta · reg. C108250 |
| Licences | Sweden — Spelinspektionen |
| Products | Casino |
| Website | klirr.com |
| Sister casinos | 3 |
| Fines and actions | Klirr’s own company: 0 · whole Buccone group: 1 |
| Owner proof | reported |
| Last checked | 14 Oct 2026 |
In numbers
- Buccone owns 4 casino and betting brands (5 websites) in our data.
- 1 fine or regulator action against the owner since 2020, about €440,000 in total (converted to euros).
Licences
| Regulator | Type | Valid | Check it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweden — Spelinspektionen | Kommersiellt online (online gaming) | 2024-07-02 – 2029-07-01 | register |
What these licences mean for you
- What a Spelinspektionen licence means · self-exclusion: Spelpaus
About Buccone
Group named in trade press as parent of Frank & Fred; its Maltese companies UnionJack, Myntet, Roi Roger, CoinToss and Buccone Trading run Frank & Fred, Klirr, PopCasino, Jubla and Onerush with one footer template.
Headquarters: Malta · Ownership: private (owners not identified)
How we know, and what we could not confirm
How we know: Listed under Myntet Limited in the Spelinspektionen licence register (URL klirr.com).
- The owner link comes from press reports; we have not confirmed it in a register or in the brand’s own terms.
3 sister casinos
Same owner often means the same terms, the same support team and the same payout rules. A self-exclusion at one brand may not cover its sister sites.
Does self-exclusion at Klirr cover its sister sites? · How national self-exclusion schemes work
Buccone sister sites, fines and sources →
Fines and regulator actions
It does not name Klirr’s own company; it concerns other companies of the Buccone group. The company column names who was fined.
Fines from the 40 regulators, prosecutors and courts we track, online gambling only; fines against land-based casinos are out of scope. How we count fines.
| Date | Company | Regulator / court | Amount | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-11-19 | XC Gaming Sweden Ltd | Spelinspektionen (Sweden) | SEK 5,000,000 | Warning and fine for bonus offers and duty-of-care failures (company earlier linked to Frank & Fred). source |
Ratings elsewhere
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Questions and answers
Who owns Klirr?
Buccone. Press reports this link; we have not confirmed it in a register yet.
Is Klirr licensed?
Yes. Its operator Myntet Limited holds a licence from Spelinspektionen (Sweden) for online gaming.
Has the owner of Klirr been fined?
1 record on file. The latest: Spelinspektionen (Sweden), 2020-11-19.
Is Klirr legit?
Klirr is run by Myntet Limited, which holds a licence from Spelinspektionen (Sweden) for online gaming. Check the licence in the Spelinspektionen licence register. Its owner is Buccone, a private company. Fines and regulator actions against Klirr’s own company: 0; against the whole Buccone group: 1. Sister sites with the same owner: 3. Guide: How to check a casino. We do not rate sites. A licence from your country’s regulator is the main protection.
What are Klirr’s sister sites?
Klirr has 3 sister casinos with the same owner, Buccone: Jubla, PopCasino, Frank & Fred. Full list: all Buccone sister sites.
Sources
- https://www.spelinspektionen.se/licens-o-tillstand/licensregister/
- https://www.spelinspektionen.se/api/export/LicenseRegistryExcel
- https://klirr.com/
- https://europeangaming.eu/portal/latest-news/2025/02/20/176766/gaming-corps-to-roll-out-full-premium-games-suite-with-frank-fred-casino/
Last checked 14 Oct 2026. How we check facts. Gambling can be addictive. Help: BeGambleAware, GamStop, Gamblers Anonymous.