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How Long Does Account Verification (KYC) Take?

KYC verification usually takes 24 hours. Learn what affects review times, how to avoid delays, and when to contact support for help.

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Written by Freddy
Updated over a month ago

Wondering how long your KYC takes to complete? Learn standard timelines, what affects processing, and when to contact support.


What Is KYC Verification?

KYC (Know Your Customer) is a standard verification process required by law. It helps:

  • Confirm your identity and age

  • Prevent fraud and financial abuse

  • Ensure secure deposits and withdrawals

  • Comply with gaming regulations


Standard Review Time

Most accounts are verified within 24 hours of submitting clear and valid documents.

Once reviewed, you'll receive confirmation by email or via in-app notification.


Possible Delays

While we aim for fast processing, KYC verification may take longer in the following cases:

  • High volume of verification requests

  • Blurry, incomplete, or expired documents

  • Name/address mismatch with your account

  • Missing required details


KYC Submission Checklist

To help avoid delays, make sure:

  • All documents are clear, readable, and not expired

  • Photo ID is government-issued and includes your full name and photo

  • Proof of address is dated within the last 3 months

  • Your name and date of birth match your registered account

  • You submit any required payment method documents, such as card or e-wallet screenshots (if requested)


Still Waiting for Verification?

If your documents haven’t been reviewed within 72 hours, and you haven’t received an update:


Contact Customer Support

We'll check your account status and guide you through any required next steps.


Your Security, Our Priority

We take all verification steps seriously to protect your account and comply with licensing regulations.

Once verified, you'll be able to:

  • Withdraw your winnings

  • Participate in promotions

  • Play with full account access

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