Radabet Kenya Review: Licence, Company and Why It Has No Score

Who is behind Radabet?

According to the GRA licensed operators list, the company is Mobisphere Limited. The licence belongs to the company, and Radabet is the brand it trades under. That is common, and it is also why the company name is the one to look for in a bookmaker’s terms, on its licence notice and, if you ever need to complain, in any correspondence.

The same list gives betting licence number BK 0001340, issued by the GRA, with status renewal for the 2025/26 financial year. No Radabet page was readable on the date of the check, so the company and number come from the regulator’s list alone.

How can you check the Radabet licence?

On the regulator’s own list. The Gambling Regulatory Authority replaced the Betting Control and Licensing Board under the Gambling Control Act, 2025, and publishes the companies it has licensed for the financial year; the old bclb.go.ke address now leads there. Each row names a company and gives its licence numbers in separate columns: BK for sports betting, PG for gaming and PL for lottery. Mobisphere Limited has a number in the BK column only, which matches a sportsbook brand.

A second check is on Radabet’s own site once it can be read: the company name in its terms should match the one on the list. The guide to checking a GRA licence explains how to read the list and match a company to a brand.

What is missing from Radabet’s record?

Everything a scored review is built on. There is no published Paybill and no minimum deposit or withdrawal, so the payments criterion, which carries 35% of the weight, has nothing to rate. No USSD code, app or lite site was stated, no jackpot appears in any source we could cite, and no welcome offer with terms was readable. Odds margins are not sampled for any bookmaker yet.

Radabet is rated on 0 of 5 criteria, and the ranking starts from 3. It is listed with the other unrated bookmakers, alphabetically, without a position or a score, as the scoring method requires.

How far is Radabet from the ranked bookmakers?

A long way, measured in published facts. Take the payments rows alone. Odibets prints its Paybill, 290680, on its own homepage, and a payments guide adds its minimum deposit of KES 1 and a payout time of "within minutes". SportPesa prints its Paybill and its regulator on the page every visitor lands on. For Radabet, the same rows are empty in every source we could read.

None of that is a verdict on how Radabet runs its business. It is a statement about what a bettor can find out before handing over money, and on that measure the ranked bookmakers are ahead by some distance.

Is there anything you can do with this review?

Use it as a list of questions. Before a first deposit at Radabet, find the Paybill in your account and check the name M-Pesa shows for it, which should connect to the company above. Read the minimum withdrawal and the payout time in Radabet’s terms; if they are not there, that is worth knowing. Expect excise duty of 5% on every amount deposited for betting, the same as anywhere else in Kenya, as the betting tax guide explains.

And if you bet mainly by M-Pesa from a basic phone, the M-Pesa betting sites comparison shows which bookmakers publish their Paybill, limits and USSD codes today.