The licence requires every player to be identified, so send your documents once and the review usually closes within 44 hours.
This table settles who runs the check, how long it lasts and where to ask.
It removes the usual fear: that a slightly blurred photo sends everything back to the start.
This block is the one to open when the review team asks for a specific paper.
All Four Corners Missing. A photo that is blurred or clipping the corners leaves our team unable to read the name, date or photo, so the file is returned unread. Lay the card flat in daylight and hold steady Fit all four edges inside the frame before you shoot
Address Document Too Dated. Proof of address goes stale quickly, and a bill dated too far back no longer proves where you live today, so it is sent back. Pull a statement issued inside the last few months Use a utility bill showing your full name
Photograph the Paper Instead. A screen grab hides the browser bar and can be trimmed, so it fails as proof, while a photo of the real document holds its detail. Photograph the paper statement on a table Save the original file from the issuer
Hold a Maltese licence and you accept the duties that come with it. Casinomate holds MGA/B2C/881/2007, and that licence asks us to know where a player's stake money comes from. Treat the request as paperwork, not a suspicion aimed at you.
Depending on how you fund play, a reviewer may ask for one or more of these.
The usual worry is that the check appears out of nowhere, so here is exactly where it can stop you.
The fear that a refused document stalls your payout for good.
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