Thank you for your response.
Have you tried contacting the casino’s customer support via email and requesting assistance with the verification of ownership of your Trust Wallet? In some cases, email support can be more helpful than live chat when it comes to verification-related matters.
Since Trust Wallet is a non-custodial wallet, casinos usually accept alternative proof of ownership. This may include a screenshot or a short video showing the wallet address, the specific coin or token used, and the transaction history. Alternatively, the casino may ask you to sign a message directly in Trust Wallet. The message would be provided by the casino and would cryptographically prove that you control the wallet, although not all casinos support this option.
Regarding the missing transaction history from August and September, could you please clarify which document you uploaded to the casino for this step of the KYC process?
Thank you in advance for your clarification.
Thank you for your response.
Have you tried contacting the casino’s customer support via email and requesting assistance with the verification of ownership of your Trust Wallet? In some cases, email support can be more helpful than live chat when it comes to verification-related matters.
Since Trust Wallet is a non-custodial wallet, casinos usually accept alternative proof of ownership. This may include a screenshot or a short video showing the wallet address, the specific coin or token used, and the transaction history. Alternatively, the casino may ask you to sign a message directly in Trust Wallet. The message would be provided by the casino and would cryptographically prove that you control the wallet, although not all casinos support this option.
Regarding the missing transaction history from August and September, could you please clarify which document you uploaded to the casino for this step of the KYC process?
Thank you in advance for your clarification.