The license we hold makes us confirm who you are, and the review takes up to 35 hours once your files land.
We keep it to one reviewer, one email address and one clear answer, so nothing bounces back and forth.
Four moves, each with the one detail that most often sends a file back.
Most refusals are dull technical ones, so a good photo usually saves you the wait.
Four situations put your account in the queue, and each one asks for something slightly different.
Licence ALSI-300677 from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority obliges this casino to know that money in play was earned lawfully. That is why the question turns up, and it lands on plenty of accounts without anything being wrong. Read it as a standard step of an AML programme, not as suspicion of you.
Which one applies depends on how your money reaches the account.
Name or address mismatch. Details on the paper disagree with what you entered at sign-up, so the reviewer cannot tie the document to this account. Match the name spelling to your profile Update your address before uploading again
Screen grab versus real photo. A picture of your screen loses the fine print and the security marks, and the reviewer has no way to tell an edited file from a real one. Photograph the plastic or paper itself Use your phone camera, not a capture tool
Corners cut off the frame. Corners, edges or a line of text fall outside the frame, which leaves the reviewer without the full picture they need to sign off. Set the document flat on a dark surface Step back until all four corners fit
Worth a look while a document sits refused or a withdrawal is still waiting on the check.
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