Licence entry
Coral app: does the store developer match the GRAI licensee?
This page compares the developer named on Coral's app store listings with the GRAI licensee. The country brief names ElectraWorks Limited, licence GRAI-0652-RB-26-0001 (remote betting, issued 1 July 2026), as the candidate licensee. The register was not re-checked for this build and no developer name has been read, so no match is claimed.
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Register entry against store developer
A licence belongs to a company, not to an app. The GRAI register names the licensee. A store listing names a developer. This page puts the two side by side.
Coral is a trading name, the brand a customer sees. The company behind it, per our brief, is the candidate licensee below.
| Item | GRAI register (candidate values) | App Store, Ireland | Google Play, Ireland |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legal entity | ElectraWorks Limited (candidate, licence to be confirmed) | Developer name: Not checked | Developer name: Not checked |
| Licence number | GRAI-0652-RB-26-0001 | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Licence type | RB (remote betting) | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Licence issued | 1 July 2026 | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Listing last updated | Not applicable | Not checked | Not checked |
| Names match? | Not checked | Not checked | Not checked |
In short: Register values come from the brief of 6 November 2026; every listing value is Not checked.
Other trading names on the entry
The brief's register snapshot lists further trading names under the same entry. We name them only to show what the entry covers:
- Bwin
- Sportingbet
- PartyCasino (Sports)
- PartyPoker (Sports)
The last two carry casino and poker words, but the licence is for remote betting. Ireland has no licensing regime for online casino or poker yet. The GRAI FAQ places gaming applications in 2027. We do not promote or review casino or poker products.
In short: Other names are listed for context only and none is promoted.
How the comparison is done
- Open the GRAI licence register and search for the licensee name.
- Note the licence number, type, issue and expiry dates, and trading names.
- Open the Coral listing in the Irish App Store and in Google Play for Ireland.
- Read the developer name under the app title and the last update date.
- Compare company names letter by letter, not brand names. Record the date.
A different developer name is a flag to read further, not a finding on its own. Full steps are in how to check a betting app's licence.
In short: Compare the company on the register with the developer on the listing, and write down the date.
What still has to be captured
- Licence status, number, type and dates from the register card on the day of publication.
- Developer name and last update date on the Irish App Store listing.
- Developer name and last update date on the Google Play listing for Ireland.
- A link to the register record, without tracking parameters.
Until then the status of this entry is Not checked. The data exists in public sources; we have not read it yet. This stays a candidate entry until the register confirms the licence on the day.
In short: Four facts are missing, and each has a named public source.
How we checked
Checked on 7 November 2026: the page structure and the register values quoted from our brief.
Not checked: the register card, both store listings and the operator's own pages. We did not place bets or open accounts. Method: how we check betting apps and our data protocol.
In short: Only the dated items above were checked; everything marked Not checked is still open.
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