A licence requires every player to be identified against money laundering and fraud, and the review usually closes in about 70 hours.
These six lines settle who checks you, how long it takes and where to ask.
Most players fear a blurred photo stalls the payout; these four moves remove that worry.
Reading the four rows tells you which paper to send and exactly what has to be legible.
Paperwork Past Its Use-By. Anything dated more than a few months back falls outside what the review team can use, so a neat copy still counts as stale. Pull a bill dated within the last few months Ruling change: a decision is being taken
Proof That Still Counts. A licence or passport that has lapsed no longer proves who you are today, and the reviewer cannot accept it however clear the scan. Renew first, then upload the fresh copy Check the expiry date before you shoot
Update Your Details First. Details printed on the paper need to match the profile field for field, and even a middle name or a moved address breaks that line. Ask support to correct the profile first Attach a bill showing the current address
Anyone holding an Anjouan licence, ALSI-440931, has to know where a player's money came from. So a source of funds request is routine compliance under that licence, not a suspicion aimed at you. Answer it plainly and the review closes.
Depending on what the reviewer sees, they may want one or two of these.
Clears up the worry that a request appearing mid-play means something has gone wrong on your account.
You will finish reading knowing exactly what to expect from the check and who to contact.
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