Every licensed casino must confirm who you are before money leaves, and Spybet Casino usually finishes that look within 58 hours.
Most players fear an endless delay or a hidden charge; here is what the file really holds.
Follow these four moves and the reviewer should not have to come back to you.
Open this list while you photograph the papers and before you press upload.
Every corner in the shot. Corners get cropped by a phone camera held too close, and a glare across the surface hides the portrait and the document number from the reviewer. Lay the card flat on a plain table in daylight Keep all four corners inside the frame
Out-of-date address paper. Address papers lose their value quickly, so a bill past its freshness window is treated as a picture of an old home rather than where you live now. Grab a bill issued in the last three months Pick one showing your full name and street
Lapsed document upload. A passport or licence that has already lapsed proves nothing about you today, so the reviewer refuses it even when the photo itself is perfectly sharp. Check the expiry date before you upload Use your current passport or licence instead
Running an AML routine is part of what the Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2C/829/2007 asks of Spybet Casino Ltd., so a funds question can land on any player. Nothing in it suggests wrongdoing on your part.
A reviewer may ask for one or several of the following, depending on your own situation.
Keep this handy for the moment a request for papers appears on your account.
Read these seven answers and you will know what each part of the check expects.
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