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While I empathize with your frustration and acknowledge the potential for improvements in the efficiency and user-friendliness of Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) processes, it's crucial to recognize that these procedures align with industry standards.
In certain jurisdictions, casinos may be obligated to request player documentation for verification and source of funds before any deposit or gameplay. However, such a requirement is not commonly observed among Curacao-licensed casinos, as far as I am aware.
Moreover most, if not all online casinos have rules like these:
Additionally, the majority, if not all, online casinos adhere to rules that prioritize KYC and AML processes in specific scenarios, such as unusually large deposit amounts from unverified members (e.g., $10,000). Absent such circumstances, the casino is not compelled to initiate an AML check. It's important to note that Curacao-licensed casinos typically follow the prevailing industry practice of initiating KYC and AML procedures following a withdrawal request. Despite potential enhancements in this area, this approach remains a widespread practice among Curacao-licensed establishments.
With all this being said, I would kindly ask for your patience and wait for a response from the Mr Bet Casino team on what documents are still needed for the successful completion of the KYC and AML processes.
Dear mike90098,
While I empathize with your frustration and acknowledge the potential for improvements in the efficiency and user-friendliness of Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) processes, it's crucial to recognize that these procedures align with industry standards.
In certain jurisdictions, casinos may be obligated to request player documentation for verification and source of funds before any deposit or gameplay. However, such a requirement is not commonly observed among Curacao-licensed casinos, as far as I am aware.
Moreover most, if not all online casinos have rules like these:
Additionally, the majority, if not all, online casinos adhere to rules that prioritize KYC and AML processes in specific scenarios, such as unusually large deposit amounts from unverified members (e.g., $10,000). Absent such circumstances, the casino is not compelled to initiate an AML check. It's important to note that Curacao-licensed casinos typically follow the prevailing industry practice of initiating KYC and AML procedures following a withdrawal request. Despite potential enhancements in this area, this approach remains a widespread practice among Curacao-licensed establishments.
With all this being said, I would kindly ask for your patience and wait for a response from the Mr Bet Casino team on what documents are still needed for the successful completion of the KYC and AML processes.