Dear Walid2000,
Thank you for your complaint. Some online casinos organize their identity verification process into "verification levels." While there is no standardized approach across the industry, many licensed casinos follow a tiered system to comply with KYC and AML regulations.
Not all players are required to go beyond the basic levels of verification. However, higher levels are often necessary when dealing with larger sums of money or if an account is flagged for additional review. Although the process may feel intrusive, it is intended to protect both the player and the casino while ensuring compliance with local and international regulations.
I understand how frustrating it can be to feel that a casino has not properly informed you about the verification process. However, most casinos carry out verification at some stage—either before deposits, during gameplay, or most commonly at the time of the first withdrawal. Some casinos may allow a small number of withdrawals without full verification, but requesting documents at withdrawal is a common practice.
As there is no universal standard for verification procedures, we are not in a position to penalize casinos for how they manage this process, provided it aligns with their terms and applicable regulations.
To better understand your situation:
- Could you please let me know which documents you have already provided, and when exactly you submitted the most recent one?
- Have you provided all the requested documents as soon as possible and in the correct format?
- Additionally, what specific documents has the casino requested from you regarding the Google Pay transaction?
I hope we will be able to help you resolve this issue as soon as possible. Thank you in advance for your reply.
Best regards,
Petra
Dear Walid2000,
Thank you for your complaint. Some online casinos organize their identity verification process into "verification levels." While there is no standardized approach across the industry, many licensed casinos follow a tiered system to comply with KYC and AML regulations.
Not all players are required to go beyond the basic levels of verification. However, higher levels are often necessary when dealing with larger sums of money or if an account is flagged for additional review. Although the process may feel intrusive, it is intended to protect both the player and the casino while ensuring compliance with local and international regulations.
I understand how frustrating it can be to feel that a casino has not properly informed you about the verification process. However, most casinos carry out verification at some stage—either before deposits, during gameplay, or most commonly at the time of the first withdrawal. Some casinos may allow a small number of withdrawals without full verification, but requesting documents at withdrawal is a common practice.
As there is no universal standard for verification procedures, we are not in a position to penalize casinos for how they manage this process, provided it aligns with their terms and applicable regulations.
To better understand your situation:
- Could you please let me know which documents you have already provided, and when exactly you submitted the most recent one?
- Have you provided all the requested documents as soon as possible and in the correct format?
- Additionally, what specific documents has the casino requested from you regarding the Google Pay transaction?
I hope we will be able to help you resolve this issue as soon as possible. Thank you in advance for your reply.
Best regards,
Petra