The check exists because our Anjouan licence requires us to know who plays, and most files clear within 32 hours.
Skim this when a payment sits pending and you want the short version first.
After this you will know exactly which pictures to send and which mistakes to avoid.
Open this when the request comes at sign-up or first deposit and each paper's purpose is unclear.
A picture of a screen. A shot of your screen loses the fine lines, the hologram and the printed text that prove the card is real, so our team cannot read it. Lay the card flat and take a real photo Keep flash off and light the surface evenly
Pulled in too close. Corners, edges or a finger across the photo strip away the parts that confirm who you are, so the file is sent back with a note. Fit all four corners inside the frame Rest the document on a dark surface
My name looks different. The name, spelling or date on your paper differs from what you entered when you signed up, which makes the check impossible to clear. Match the spelling on your registration Tell support about a legal name change
Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority sets the terms of our licence ALSI-256051, and those terms cover money laundering checks. Asking about the money behind a deposit is routine for every player at this point, not a signal that anything about your account looks wrong.
Depending on your case, the verification team could ask for any of these.
Tells you exactly which moments put your account into the checking queue.
The worry we hear most is that one small photo will stall a payout for weeks.
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