Verification KYC (Know Your Customer/Client) is a very important and essential process, during which a casino verifies a player's identity to make sure that the money is sent to the rightful owner. In order to verify the player's identity, casinos request certain documents. Usually, casinos require at least one type of ID (ID, driver's license, passport) and one type of proof of address (utility bill, phone bill, etc.). However, some casinos can ask for bank statements, proof of ownership of the payment method used to make a deposit, various selfies, etc.
Most casinos perform the verification at some point, sooner or later - some casinos don't let players make deposits before they submit documents, and other casinos let players withdraw the first or few smaller withdrawals without it, but most often casinos ask for documents at the point of the first withdrawal.
Have you provided any documents to verify your identity? Moreover, could you please clarify the sentence where you mention "Croatia" (in your last message)? I am not sure I understand correctly what you tried to say.
Verification KYC (Know Your Customer/Client) is a very important and essential process, during which a casino verifies a player's identity to make sure that the money is sent to the rightful owner. In order to verify the player's identity, casinos request certain documents. Usually, casinos require at least one type of ID (ID, driver's license, passport) and one type of proof of address (utility bill, phone bill, etc.). However, some casinos can ask for bank statements, proof of ownership of the payment method used to make a deposit, various selfies, etc.
Most casinos perform the verification at some point, sooner or later - some casinos don't let players make deposits before they submit documents, and other casinos let players withdraw the first or few smaller withdrawals without it, but most often casinos ask for documents at the point of the first withdrawal.
Have you provided any documents to verify your identity? Moreover, could you please clarify the sentence where you mention "Croatia" (in your last message)? I am not sure I understand correctly what you tried to say.