Who Owns Funrize & NoLimitCoins? A1 Development (July 2026)
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Who owns Funrize, NoLimitCoins, and TaoFortune? A1 Development LLC, a Wyoming company running a three-brand "skin" strategy - same backend, different front doors - with one of the category's more generous affiliate deals and one real black mark: it pulled its own mobile apps. This is a smaller operator than VGW or B-Two, but it's been in the category since 2021, longer than most of the "challenger" brands we cover.
The company
A1 Development, LLC is incorporated in Wyoming. NoLimitCoins was its first brand, launched in 2021; TaoFortune followed roughly two years later. Secondary reporting also credits the group with three additional sister brands we haven't reviewed - FunzCity, Fortune Wheelz, and StormRush - suggesting a multi-brand approach similar in structure (though not scale) to B-Two's six-brand family.
Brand portfolio
- Funrize - the group's more tournament-styled brand, a 7-level "Funrize Club" loyalty ladder, 1,000-plus games.
- NoLimitCoins - 2,000-plus games, and one of the only sweepstakes brands we've found offering PayPal redemption, a genuinely rare payment option in this category.
- TaoFortune - 850-plus games, roughly 97% average RTP claimed across its library.
The good
NoLimitCoins runs a direct, 40% revenue-share affiliate program with published terms at its own URL - more transparent than the contact-only arrangements common elsewhere in this category. It also stands out for accepting PayPal redemptions, which most rivals don't offer at all. Funrize posts a respectable 4.2/5 Trustpilot score across 5,063 reviews (as of May 2026), and NoLimitCoins sits around 3.5-4/5 across roughly 4,000 reviews with no systemic payout complaints we could find.
The documented bad
Funrize was named in Illinois's February 5, 2026 cease-and-desist wave, part of the same 65-operator action that hit Chumba, Stake.us, and most of the category's larger names. More specific to this operator: Funrize removed its mobile app from both the App Store and Google Play, leaving it mobile-web-only - a genuine downgrade from having previously offered native apps, and a real point of friction against competitors that are adding apps rather than pulling them. TaoFortune posts the weakest Trustpilot score of the three, 3.5-3.9/5 across 1,726 reviews. Funrize also excludes California entirely, post-AB 831, along with 13 other states. None of the three brands run a fully public, standalone affiliate program the way NoLimitCoins does - Funrize and TaoFortune route through a shared, contact-only application process.
Should you trust A1 Development's casinos?
NoLimitCoins is the strongest pick of the three on the evidence: real payout data, a rare PayPal option, and the most transparent affiliate terms in the family. Funrize is solid but worth watching - the app removal is the kind of change that usually signals cost-cutting, and it's fair to ask why before assuming it's cosmetic. TaoFortune trails both siblings on reputation. None of the three appear on our blacklist of closed or exit-scam operators, and we found no litigation naming A1 Development directly beyond the Illinois C&D shared with most of the industry.
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FAQ
Who owns Funrize?
A1 Development LLC, a Wyoming company that also runs NoLimitCoins and TaoFortune under the same multi-brand structure.
Is Funrize legit?
It has a solid Trustpilot record (4.2/5, 5,063 reviews) and a working redemption system, but it dropped its native mobile apps and was named in Illinois's 2026 cease-and-desist wave - both worth knowing before you sign up.
Can I redeem NoLimitCoins through PayPal?
Yes - it's one of the few sweepstakes brands we've found offering PayPal as a cash redemption method, alongside bank transfer.