About NoDepositRadar

NoDepositRadar tracks one narrow thing and tries to do it better than anyone: no deposit casino bonuses that as the operators themselves publish them, on a printed date. No "750 best casinos" directory, no press-release reprints — ten tracked offers, six tracked codes, one calculator, and a re-check cycle.

How the radar works

Every offer is read from the operator's own bonus terms and promotions page, cross-checked against dated third-party listings, and re-checked when those pages change (most recently September 29, 2026). We do not register accounts, claim bonuses, play spins or withdraw money, and we do not publish payout timings. An offer keeps its green Active badge only while its figures are stated in the operator's own terms; when a casino trims a spin count, hikes wagering or the offer disappears from its pages, the badge is pulled and the card says so. Two brands have been removed since January 2026 on exactly those grounds.

New casinos go through a stricter gate before their first listing: license checked against the regulator's register, the no deposit offer and its full bonus terms read on the operator's own pages, and at least two dated third-party listings agreeing on the figures. The process is described on the new casinos page.

How the site makes money

Some outbound casino links are affiliate links: if you open a casino through them and later deposit, the casino pays us a commission. That funds the research. It does not buy placement — rankings are set by offer size, wagering reality, cashout caps, the operator's published withdrawal policy and support quality, which is why casinos with the largest commissions do not automatically sit on top, and why we publish negative EV math about the very offers we link to. Casinos cannot pay to join the list, cannot pay to stay on it, and are not warned before a re-check.

What we are not

We are not a casino, we hold no player funds, and we cannot resolve disputes with casinos — though if a listed brand refuses a legitimate no-deposit withdrawal, we want to hear about it, because that is delisting evidence. We are also not financial or tax advisers; the calculator models expected value, not your luck.

Contact

Corrections, dead codes, payout complaints or casino submissions: radar@nodepositradar.com. Dead codes get priority — the codes table is the page we are most determined never to let rot. We read everything; casinos asking about "partnership packages that include ranking improvements" receive a polite template.