Vulkan Vegas is now V.Vegas

If you typed vulkanvegas.com into your phone recently and landed on a blank parking page, you did not get the address wrong. Vulkan Vegas casino now lives at v.vegas under the name V.Vegas.

We keep this page at its old address so former players can find out what happened, and so newcomers searching the old name get facts that are current.

The rebrand, step by step

Bojoko lists a newer Curaçao licence, OGL/2024/822/0338. We have not seen it on the site ourselves.

One thing the rebrand is not: a merger with VulkanBet. That was a different brand, and it has since closed. Our VulkanBet page has the details.

Had an account? Do this

Most players will find their account carried over, but the operator has not published a migration notice we could read, so verify rather than assume.

1. Delete the old bookmark and the home-screen shortcut pointing to vulkanvegas.com. A parked domain can be resold, and you do not want to type a password into whatever appears there next.
2. Go to v.vegas by typing it yourself. Do not follow links from emails or texts claiming to be "Vulkan Vegas", since rebrands are a favourite moment for phishing.
3. Log in with your old details and check the balance, any open bonus and your pending withdrawals.
4. If something is missing, open live chat and ask for a written answer by email. Screenshot your balance first.
5. Remove the old Android APK and install the current one from v.vegas.
6. Re-check your deposit limits. Settings sometimes reset when a platform changes.

V.Vegas on a phone

There is no App Store app in Canada. iPhone users play in Safari, which handles the lobby fine on paper: it is a standard HTML5 casino with search and category tabs.

Android users get an APK downloaded from the site, which requires allowing installs from unknown sources. We are not fans of that. It bypasses Google Play's checks, and copycat apps using the Vulkan name already sit on Play. If you install the APK, switch the "unknown sources" permission off again afterwards. The browser site does the same job without the risk.

A review site claims there are official App Store and Google Play apps. We found none. Our casino apps guide explains how to tell a real listing from a clone.

The welcome offer under the new name

The figure we can document is up to C$1,500 plus 150 free spins over the first three deposits, with a C$10 minimum. Those terms were recorded in May 2026, before the rebrand: 40x wagering, 5 days to complete it and a C$5 maximum bet while the bonus is active.

Five days for 40x is tight. On a C$100 bonus that is C$4,000 of bets in under a week, at no more than C$5 a spin.

Reopen the terms on v.vegas before claiming anything, since the new brand may have changed them.

Cashier and payouts

Interac is supported for deposits and withdrawals, in Canadian dollars. Also listed: Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, Paysafecard, MuchBetter, Jeton, Bitcoin and Ethereum. No Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Review sites put the minimum withdrawal at about C$20 to C$50. Crypto lands within hours, e-wallets in 1 to 3 days, cards and bank transfers in 3 to 5. Reports say there are no weekend payouts, so a Friday-night request waits for Monday.

ID verification comes before the first withdrawal, and extra checks are reported above roughly US$1,000.

Is V.Vegas worth joining now?

For slot fans outside Ontario and Alberta, it remains a big lobby: 5,000+ games by review counts, and live tables from Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, Ezugi and Playtech. Interac in and out is a real plus.

The doubts are the APK route, the short bonus window and a brand that is still settling in. Our advice is to wait until the V.Vegas terms are clearly published in CAD, then decide. Meanwhile, the Interac casinos list has settled alternatives.