Jackpota names Silver Social Operations Limited as its operator. Apple lists the same company as the app’s seller, while the privacy policy uses Silver Group more broadly. These names describe different responsibilities, not a complete ownership structure.
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Jackpota’s Terms of Service identify Silver Social Operations Limited as the company in the customer agreement. In addition, the platform’s footer describes an Isle of Man registration under number 021651V. [1] [3] [4]
Silver Social Operations Limited is the company name, while Jackpota is the platform name. The website describes the company as owning and operating Jackpota; that statement does not identify its ultimate shareholders. [1] [3]
For account features and player information, see the Jackpota casino review.
The company number and registration location come from Jackpota’s own disclosures, rather than an independently verified Manx registry extract. Its incorporation date, current corporate standing and complete shareholder structure remain unverified.
Accordingly, the platform documents identify the operator, but they are not a certificate of corporate status. [1] [3] [4]
The website and Apple listing both name Silver Social Operations Limited. However, the first identifies a platform operator, while the second identifies an app seller. [1] [5]
Jackpota is the consumer platform named in the company’s Terms. Its offers, games and account rules remain separate from the company records. [1]
Apple’s US listing for Jackpota: Big Jackpots & Slots, app ID 6504532739, names Silver Social Operations Limited as seller. That is an app-distribution role, not proof of shareholder identity or regulatory approval. [5]
For the detailed mobile coverage, see Jackpota iOS app information. An app listing also does not establish the company’s incorporation date.
The privacy policy uses Silver Group as a defined term. Unlike a simple ownership list, it also includes service relationships. [2]
Jackpota’s Terms name this company as the customer’s contracting party. [1]
The website uses this brand name, while its footer identifies the legal company. [3] [4]
The policy includes corporate affiliates as well as suppliers, service providers and businesses receiving services. [2]
Privacy Policy version 1.2, effective August 14, 2025, includes parents, subsidiaries and affiliates within Silver Group. It also extends the term to suppliers, service providers and companies receiving services. [2]
A service relationship does not by itself establish common ownership. As a result, this definition is not a verified portfolio of sister casinos or a named ultimate-parent structure. The ACS Companies directory separates company and brand relationships.
Jackpota’s pages use the same company name and number but display different registered-office addresses. The difference remains unresolved; neither a move date nor an independently verified current office is established. [1] [2] [3] [4]
| Source | Address displayed | Company identified |
|---|---|---|
| Homepage footer [3] | Second Floor, 18–20 North Quay, Douglas, IM1 4LE, Isle of Man | Silver Social Operations Limited 021651V |
| About, Terms and Privacy footers [4] [1] [2] | Third Floor, 34 Hope Street, Douglas, IM1 1AP, Isle of Man | Silver Social Operations Limited 021651V |
Different purposes: A registered-office disclosure is not evidence of a staffed headquarters. Likewise, it is not a substitute for the mailing address in a promotion’s postal-entry instructions.
A trademark record and a government announcement answer different questions. Neither provides a complete account of the operator’s shareholders or present regulatory position.
The official Canadian search listing records SILVER SOCIAL LTD. as the JACKPOTA trademark owner. However, that name differs from Silver Social Operations Limited, the operator named by Jackpota. [6]
These particulars are from search-indexed official text, not an independently inspected certificate. The relationship between the two company names remains unverified; no ownership, licensing or name-change arrangement is established. [6]
Tennessee’s Attorney General listed Jackpota among recipients of cease-and-desist letters that had indicated an intention to comply. The office described its action as targeting unlawful online sweepstakes-casino operations in Tennessee. [7]
This is the office’s dated account, not a court judgment or an independently inspected Jackpota-specific letter. It also does not verify Jackpota’s present compliance status or establish a nationwide closure.
The announcement names the Jackpota platform. Accordingly, it does not establish action against every business covered by the privacy policy’s Silver Group definition.
A statement label can identify a brand without naming its payment processor. Jackpota’s Terms distinguish the two, so a familiar name on another platform is not enough to establish Jackpota’s agent. [1]
In Terms version 2.6, dated July 30, 2026, clause 6.2 permits the appointment of one or more Payment Agents without naming them. Meanwhile, clause 6.8 states that a purchase appears on the statement as Jackpota. [1]
This is a contractual description, not confirmation of how every transaction appears. It does not name a separate payment company.
The B-Two Operations Limited guide explains that company’s operator and payment relationships. However, those relationships do not establish that B-Two or B2 Services is Jackpota’s current payment agent. [8]
Jackpota’s own applicable disclosures remain the basis for its company roles. For account-specific payment and support information, use the Jackpota review.
Platform documents describe company roles, while independent records address specific filings or actions. The sources include published web pages as well as search-indexed record text.
Version 2.6, dated July 30, 2026. Names the agreement company; clauses 6.2 and 6.8 address unnamed Payment Agents and the Jackpota statement label.
Version 1.2, effective August 14, 2025. Defines Silver Group to include corporate and service relationships, rather than only common ownership.
Names Silver Social Operations Limited and 021651V, while displaying the North Quay registered-office address.
Names the same company and number, but displays the Hope Street address also present in the Terms and Privacy footers.
Identifies Silver Social Operations Limited as seller of app 6504532739. App distribution is distinct from shareholder or corporate-status verification.
Official search-indexed particulars name SILVER SOCIAL LTD. and record the filing and registration dates. An original certificate is not independently verified.
Lists Jackpota among cease-and-desist recipients that indicated an intention to comply. This is a dated government account, not a later compliance determination.
Explains B-Two and B2 Services separately. Its company and payment coverage is a comparison, not a Jackpota payment-agent designation.
The Privacy Policy uses Silver Group for corporate affiliates as well as suppliers, service providers and businesses receiving services. Consequently, the term is broader than a list of companies under shared ownership. [2]
Apple’s US listing names Silver Social Operations Limited as seller of Jackpota: Big Jackpots & Slots, app ID 6504532739. However, the seller field does not establish who owns shares in that company. [5]
Clause 6.8 of Terms version 2.6 says purchases appear as Jackpota. In contrast, clause 6.2 allows unnamed Payment Agents, so the brand descriptor does not identify a separate processing company. [1]
Jackpota’s sister-casino relationships remain unverified. In particular, the broad Silver Group definition and a shared service provider do not by themselves prove common ownership. [2]
The Attorney General’s December 29, 2025 announcement lists Jackpota among cease-and-desist recipients that indicated an intention to comply. It is therefore a dated account of that action, not verification of present compliance or a court judgment. [7]
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