Dear rjcooney,
Based on your response above, it seems that you have not paid your full attention to my post.
The prolonged verification is a result of a combination of your inability to provide clear and valid documents that would demonstrate a legitimate source of funds and the additional requirements for documents from the casino team to comply with their processes regarding the KYC and AML regulations.
I acknowledge that you provided the casino team with your Myfinity statement and other "standard" documents; however, you have still not provided clear, valid documents of the transaction that the casino team required.
As you can see in their response:
"Thank you for your recent submission. We would like to inform you that the document provided has been rejected, as it appears to be a screenshot of your personal Mr. Green account details.
While we appreciate your cooperation, please note that in order to proceed with the verification process, we require a receipt for the transaction of €4,000 made on March 12."
This seems to be the last obstacle. It is not exclusively connected to your deposit; rather, it pertains to the source of funds (SOF), which plays a crucial role in the KYC/AML process.
I have reviewed your other case with CryptoLeo, and it is essentially the same scenario.
I comprehend that you either do not possess or are unable to furnish a "standard" document regarding this matter, as you have indicated, but as I previously stated, why not simply share with the Coolzino team all the information you have concerning the transaction of €4,000 conducted on March 12, so they can verify it? In my opinion, the brief video I suggested would be quite beneficial.
I find myself wondering. Rather than attempting to clarify this issue and supplying the casino team with the requested documents, you prefer to post a response, which you are certainly entitled to do, but this does not help your situation basically at all.
If you are concerned about accessing your Mr Green account from abroad, you may inquire with them via live chat regarding your ability to do so and/or explain the rationale behind it. Furthermore, you can request if they can provide you with any proof or evidence of your withdrawals and forward this information to the Coolzino team. Should Mr Green be unable to provide this, you would at least possess some form of proof indicating that you cannot supply any additional evidence.
In any case, this would be at least somewhat helpful.
Our objective is to assist you with your complaint; however, it is essential for you to recognize that your cooperation is crucial. The Coolzino casino is entitled to request these kinds of documents from you as per the source of funds (SOF) verification.
I highly encourage you to collaborate to the fullest extent possible.
Dear rjcooney,
Based on your response above, it seems that you have not paid your full attention to my post.
The prolonged verification is a result of a combination of your inability to provide clear and valid documents that would demonstrate a legitimate source of funds and the additional requirements for documents from the casino team to comply with their processes regarding the KYC and AML regulations.
I acknowledge that you provided the casino team with your Myfinity statement and other "standard" documents; however, you have still not provided clear, valid documents of the transaction that the casino team required.
As you can see in their response:
"Thank you for your recent submission. We would like to inform you that the document provided has been rejected, as it appears to be a screenshot of your personal Mr. Green account details.
While we appreciate your cooperation, please note that in order to proceed with the verification process, we require a receipt for the transaction of €4,000 made on March 12."
This seems to be the last obstacle. It is not exclusively connected to your deposit; rather, it pertains to the source of funds (SOF), which plays a crucial role in the KYC/AML process.
I have reviewed your other case with CryptoLeo, and it is essentially the same scenario.
I comprehend that you either do not possess or are unable to furnish a "standard" document regarding this matter, as you have indicated, but as I previously stated, why not simply share with the Coolzino team all the information you have concerning the transaction of €4,000 conducted on March 12, so they can verify it? In my opinion, the brief video I suggested would be quite beneficial.
I find myself wondering. Rather than attempting to clarify this issue and supplying the casino team with the requested documents, you prefer to post a response, which you are certainly entitled to do, but this does not help your situation basically at all.
If you are concerned about accessing your Mr Green account from abroad, you may inquire with them via live chat regarding your ability to do so and/or explain the rationale behind it. Furthermore, you can request if they can provide you with any proof or evidence of your withdrawals and forward this information to the Coolzino team. Should Mr Green be unable to provide this, you would at least possess some form of proof indicating that you cannot supply any additional evidence.
In any case, this would be at least somewhat helpful.
Our objective is to assist you with your complaint; however, it is essential for you to recognize that your cooperation is crucial. The Coolzino casino is entitled to request these kinds of documents from you as per the source of funds (SOF) verification.
I highly encourage you to collaborate to the fullest extent possible.