I am writing to formally submit a complaint regarding the additional verification on romancasino.
I have already completed all of your requested verification steps, including:
Email verification
SMS verification
Live verification (KYC)
Address verification
Submission of a stamped transaction hash proving my crypto deposit.
Screenshot of the transaction from my Exodus wallet showing the
amount, date, and transaction ID
Despite this, you are now asking for "proof of cryptowallet ownership" and a "list of transactions with the latest deposits visible."
This request is technically impossible for the following reasons:
How Exodus (and all non-custodial wallets) work:
Exodus is a non-custodial wallet, meaning I control my private keys and no third party has access to my funds.
There is no "account statement" or "account ownership certificate" that Exodus can issue, because Exodus does not hold my funds – the funds exist on the blockchain itself.
Proof of ownership is already given via signed transaction:
The transaction hash I provided is a cryptographic proof that I owned the sending wallet at the time of the transaction.
If needed, I can even sign a message with my wallet’s private key to prove ownership again, but there is no such thing as an official "wallet ownership document."
Blockchain transparency makes your request redundant:
All crypto transactions are publicly verifiable on the blockchain explorer.
Anyone can verify the sender address, receiver address, timestamp, and transaction amount using the hash I already provided.
Transaction history is not a reasonable KYC request:
Asking for my entire transaction history would expose unrelated private financial information, which is irrelevant for your AML or KYC obligations.
Given the above, your current demand is technically impossible to fulfill in the way you are requesting and is not a standard KYC requirement for cryptocurrency transactions.
I respectfully ask that you process my withdrawal based on the complete verification I have already provided.
I am writing to formally submit a complaint regarding the additional verification on romancasino.
I have already completed all of your requested verification steps, including:
Email verification
SMS verification
Live verification (KYC)
Address verification
Submission of a stamped transaction hash proving my crypto deposit.
Screenshot of the transaction from my Exodus wallet showing the
amount, date, and transaction ID
Despite this, you are now asking for "proof of cryptowallet ownership" and a "list of transactions with the latest deposits visible."
This request is technically impossible for the following reasons:
How Exodus (and all non-custodial wallets) work:
Exodus is a non-custodial wallet, meaning I control my private keys and no third party has access to my funds.
There is no "account statement" or "account ownership certificate" that Exodus can issue, because Exodus does not hold my funds – the funds exist on the blockchain itself.
Proof of ownership is already given via signed transaction:
The transaction hash I provided is a cryptographic proof that I owned the sending wallet at the time of the transaction.
If needed, I can even sign a message with my wallet’s private key to prove ownership again, but there is no such thing as an official "wallet ownership document."
Blockchain transparency makes your request redundant:
All crypto transactions are publicly verifiable on the blockchain explorer.
Anyone can verify the sender address, receiver address, timestamp, and transaction amount using the hash I already provided.
Transaction history is not a reasonable KYC request:
Asking for my entire transaction history would expose unrelated private financial information, which is irrelevant for your AML or KYC obligations.
Given the above, your current demand is technically impossible to fulfill in the way you are requesting and is not a standard KYC requirement for cryptocurrency transactions.
I respectfully ask that you process my withdrawal based on the complete verification I have already provided.