Every licensed casino must know who plays, so we check identity once; a full review usually closes within 37 hours.
These six rows answer who checks you, under what licence, how long, and where to ask.
Four practical moves that keep your submission clean and your payout on schedule.
Sharp, current copies remove the most common reason a check stalls and a payout waits.
Read this when a document request arrives and you want to know what set it off.
Holding license ALSI-137740 from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority obliges Spinfever Casino to know where deposited money comes from. The request is routine paperwork against money laundering, and it treats no player as a suspect.
Expect one or two of these, chosen to match your own situation:
Send a newer bill. Address papers are only accepted while they are current, so an older bill no longer shows where you live today. Use a bill issued in the last three months Attach the full page, not a cropped corner
Expired, then renewed. An identity paper keeps its value only while it is valid, and a renewal changes the document number the casino must record. Send the renewed card or passport Photograph all four corners clearly
Picture the paper, not the screen. A screen capture loses the texture and edges a reviewer checks, so it cannot confirm that a real document was held up. Photograph the physical document itself Keep the whole page inside the frame
Clears up the worry that a flagged document means your account is in trouble.
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