Who Owns Betway? Cadway Limited Explained
Betway operates in Canada as Cadway Limited, the legal entity named in both the iGaming Ontario operator directory and the Alberta register. Cadway sits under Super Group at parent level, alongside separately registered brands operated by Cadtree Limited.
Which company operates Betway in Canada?
Cadway Limited. That is the name appearing in the iGaming Ontario operator directory and in the Alberta register as Cadway Limited operating as Betway. It is the entity legally accountable for the service in both provinces.
Registers list legal entities rather than brands, which is why searching Betway alone may return nothing while searching Cadway Limited returns the entry.
Cadway Limited is the company that holds the licence conditions, handles your funds and answers to the regulator. Your relationship is with it rather than with any parent company above it.
The Ontario registration covers casino and sports betting together, so both products sit under the same entity and the same set of obligations.
What is the difference between Cadway Limited and Super Group?
Cadway Limited is the registered operator, accountable under provincial licence conditions. Super Group is the parent group that owns operators. Only the registered entity carries the licence obligations that matter to a player.
The distinction between the second and fourth rows is the one worth understanding. Cadtree Limited is a different registered entity, not a different name for the same company.
| Level | Name | What it does | Relevance to a player |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registered operator | Cadway Limited | Holds provincial registrations | Accountable for your account |
| Brand | Betway | The site you use | What you see |
| Parent group | Super Group | Owns operating companies | Corporate context only |
| Sister entity | Cadtree Limited | Operates other casino brands | A separate registered company |
| App publisher | Digital Outsource International Limited | Publishes the mobile app | Named on store listings |
Which brands sit under Cadtree Limited instead?
Jackpot City, Royal Vegas, Ruby Fortune and Spin are all registered under Cadtree Limited in Ontario. They share a parent group with Betway but are operated by a separate registered company with its own registration.
This matters for two practical reasons. First, opening accounts across those four brands gives you one accountable company rather than four independent options.
Second, a self-exclusion at one brand may not extend to sister brands under the same entity, which is worth confirming directly rather than assuming.
Betway's position is different: one registered company operating one brand, which is the most traceable arrangement available.
Where is Betway registered in Canada?
Ontario and Alberta, both under Cadway Limited. Ontario's registration covers casino and sports betting on one entry. The Alberta register lists it as Cadway Limited operating as Betway, ahead of the province's 13 October 2026 transition deadline.
Outside those two provinces there is no private regulated market, so the provincial lottery platform is the domestically regulated option.
The registration position in full
- Ontario: Cadway Limited in the iGaming Ontario operator directory
- Ontario scope: casino and sports betting on one registration
- Ontario regulator: Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, with iGaming Ontario as counterparty
- Alberta: Cadway Limited operating as Betway
- Alberta regulator: Alcohol, Gaming and Cannabis Commission, with the Alberta iGaming Corporation
How do you verify this yourself?
Search Cadway Limited in the iGaming Ontario operator directory and in the Alberta commission's registrant listing. Both searches take under a minute and neither requires an account or any information from this article.
Ontario's directory stated 48 regulated operators running 83 gaming websites, current as at 6 August 2026.
In Alberta, confirm live status as well as registration, since roughly 50 operators were registered against about 22 live in August 2026.
If a register entry ever fails to match what a site tells you, the register is the authority.
Why does the ownership structure matter to a player?
Because it determines who is accountable, whether a self-exclusion covers everywhere you play, and whether opening a second account is a genuine change of provider. One company to one brand is the clearest arrangement on all three.
A player who understands that four casino brands share one registration will not mistake switching between them for diversification.
It also affects complaints. Escalation goes to the provincial regulator against the registered entity, not against a parent group in another jurisdiction.
How does Betway's structure compare with other Canadian operators?
Cadway Limited is the only entity across the operators compared in this set that maps one company to one brand while holding confirmed registrations in both of Canada's open provincial markets, with casino and sports on a single registration.
Set against the alternatives, the contrast is clear. Cadtree Limited carries four casino brands on one registration, so traceability from brand to company is less direct. bet365 appears as Hillside (International Sports) ENC in Ontario, with its Alberta registration unconfirmed at the time of checking.
The practical value of one-to-one mapping is that the register entry you find is exactly the operator you are dealing with, and a self-exclusion has no sister brands to leak through.
Dual registration under a single entity adds a second benefit: an account that works in both provinces on one verification, with limits that cannot be sidestepped by crossing the boundary.
The limitation of ownership research generally is that it tells you who is accountable and nothing about service quality. Betway's withdrawal timings and payment methods are not published externally, so the register answers the accountability question and not the experience one.
Cadway Limited structure scorecard: 9.0 out of 10
Scored on corporate structure and traceability, using only what appears in public provincial registers.
| Factor | Weight | Score | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registration breadth | 30% | 9.5 | Confirmed in both the Ontario directory and the Alberta register |
| Company to brand mapping | 25% | 9.5 | One registered company operating one brand |
| Product scope per registration | 20% | 9.0 | Casino and sports betting on a single Ontario registration |
| Register traceability | 15% | 9.0 | Entity name on the site matches both register entries |
| Service detail from ownership | 10% | 6.0 | Structure says nothing about payouts, price or support |
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Betway in Canada?
Betway operates as Cadway Limited, the entity registered in both the iGaming Ontario operator directory and the Alberta register. Cadway sits under Super Group at parent level.
Is Betway the same company as Jackpot City?
No. Jackpot City, Royal Vegas, Ruby Fortune and Spin are registered under Cadtree Limited. Betway is registered under Cadway Limited. They share a parent group but are separate registered entities.
Why can't I find Betway in the Ontario register?
Registers list legal entities rather than brands. Search Cadway Limited instead and the entry appears, covering casino and sports betting on one registration.
Which provinces is Betway registered in?
Ontario and Alberta, both under Cadway Limited. Outside those two provinces there is no private regulated market, so the provincial lottery platform is the domestically regulated option.
Does the parent company matter for my account?
No. Your relationship is with the registered operator, Cadway Limited, which holds the licence conditions and answers to the provincial regulator. The parent group is corporate context only.
Responsible gambling
Knowing which company operates a brand matters most for self-exclusion, because an exclusion that does not cover every site you use offers far less protection than it appears to. If you are excluding yourself, ask the operator in writing which brands are covered. ConnexOntario is available 24 hours a day on 1-866-531-2600 or by texting CONNEX to 247247, and Alberta Health Services runs a 24-hour help line on 1-866-332-2322.