Licensing rules require us to confirm who you are and where your money comes from, and the check normally closes within 61 hours.
Most players worry the check is open-ended, so here is the whole picture in six lines.
Five minutes of care at the upload screen saves a second round of waiting.
By the end you will know exactly which copy to send for each item and what makes it fail.
Current address, out-of-date paper. Nothing on the paper shows a date inside the window the reviewer works to, so it cannot confirm where you live now. Send a bill issued within the last three months Use a statement dated this quarter instead
Half the page, none of the proof. One edge sits outside the frame or a glare hides the corner, and a partial view cannot be read against the register. Lay the page flat on a dark surface Keep all four corners inside the frame
The details do not match. The paperwork shows a different name or address to the one on the account, and the reviewer cannot link the two. Ask us to correct the account details Add a document showing the change
Operating under licence MGA/B2C/209/2008 from the Malta Gaming Authority, Alfabet Casino Ltd. must know that money on the account was earned lawfully. The check is routine, expected of every licensee, and it carries no suggestion of wrongdoing on your part.
The reviewer names the papers that fit your own situation, so expect one or two of these:
By the end, you will know which events bring the KYC step and what the team looks at.
Alfabet Casino keeps the answers short, because the check is routine and slow replies are not.
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